Bornholm Airport
Airport guide 2026

Bornholm Airport RNN

Denmark

Rønne Airport serves Bornholm, the Danish island in the Baltic Sea famous for its cliffs, fishing villages, and ruins of medieval fortresses, approximately 5 km from Rønne, the island's main town.

It is the only direct air connection to the island, an alternative to the ferry from Copenhagen or Sweden.

Content verified on 03/09/2026
Official source: www.bornholms-lufthavn.dk/en

How to get to Bornholm Airport

Rønne city centre is approximately 5 km from the airport: the transfer takes approximately 10 minutes by bus or taxi.

By Car

Those arriving by car reach Rønne city center in approximately 10 minutes.

By Train

Bornholm does not have a railway network.

By Bus

A local bus service connects the airport to the centre of Rønne.
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Tips Bornholm is a relatively small island, ideal for exploring by bicycle thanks to an extensive network of bike paths: many visitors rent a bike directly in town. Air connections are more frequent in summer.

Average travel time to RNN

TrainNot available
Shuttle bus10 minutes
Taxi / Private hire10 minutes

Parking near Bornholm Airport

The parking is near the terminal, modest in size.

There is no guard staff but video surveillance is active; rates remain modest.

How to get to Rønne from RNN

By Train

Bornholm does not have a railway network.

By Bus

A local bus service connects the airport to central Rønne.

By Taxi

Taxis wait in the arrivals area; roughly 100-120 DKK (14-17 USD) to the city center.

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Car rental at Bornholm Airport

Some car rental companies have desks in the arrivals area, useful for exploring the island beyond Rønne.

You'll need a driver's license, passport, and credit card; in most cases an International Driving Permit (IDP) is also required.

 

Hotels near Bornholm Airport

Bornholm is an island, so the airport near Rønne isn't a transit hub but the arrival point for those staying on the island for a few days: about 5 km from the centre, it's the closest of all the airports in this guide. Those staying in Rønne don't need to look for alternative areas: the port town, with its ferry to Sweden and the historic centre around Snellemark, is the natural base for touring the rest of Bornholm by car or with the BAT buses.
City centre

Rønne

Taxi from the airport in about 10 minutes; the BAT buses that pass near the airport reach the centre in 15-20 minutes.

Best for: Multi-night or group stays, with a base that has its own kitchen for exploring the rest of Bornholm by car.

Pros
  • Rønne is the island's only real centre, with a port, shops and the ferry to Sweden
  • Holiday homes with their own kitchen, convenient for multi-day stays and for families
Cons
  • Outside Rønne public transport on the island is rare: in practice a rental car is needed
  • The houses are scattered across different districts of the town, not all close to the port or the historic centre
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Airport services

The airport offers essential services suited to its unique role as the sole direct air connection to Bornholm island.

Shopping & Duty Free

A small shop sells local island products, including artisanal cheeses and smoked fish - Bornholm specialties.

Lounges & relaxation

No VIP lounges are currently operational at this airport.

Connectivity & Wi-Fi

WiFi is available in the terminal's public areas. There is no phone shop at the airport.

Families & Children

Basic family assistance services are available in the terminal's common areas.

Terminal guide

The terminal is very compact, consistent with the airport's limited seasonal traffic.

Security checks are generally quick; nevertheless, it's advisable to arrive at least 1-2 hours in advance.

Map of Bornholm Airport

Map of Bornholm Airport

Frequently asked questions

Q. How do you explore Bornholm?

By bicycle is often the most popular choice, thanks to an extensive network of cycle paths across the whole island; a rental car remains convenient for those with little time.

Q. Can Bornholm also be reached by ferry?

Yes, from the port of Copenhagen or from Sweden: the plane remains the fastest option for reaching the island, though.

Q. Does Bornholm have a particular history related to World War II?

Yes, after the German surrender in 1945 the island was occupied by Soviet troops for almost a year, a little-known episode of the Cold War before it was returned to Danish sovereignty in 1946.

Q. What to buy at Rønne's duty free?

Artisan cheeses and smoked fish, gastronomic specialties typical of the island of Bornholm.

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