Ronne

Sunday, March 5, 2017 - 14:36 by ce-press

There is a main cruise berth and two smaller ones in Ronne, each of which is served by truck with a capacity of 25m3 per hour. The waste goes to the municipal waste treatment plant located in the port area. One truck is free of charge.

There are plans to build extra PRF which means direct pipe connection to today’s main cruise berth and the planned new cruise pier. The plan is for these to be ready for 2019/2020. The main obstruction to putting these in place is the low number of calls and the high costs, according to Neils Lundberg, cruise & security manager Port of Ronne, who added that cruiseline investment/commitment on call numbers would make it “much easier to make a good business case”.

SeaDream 1 and Seabourn Legend (c) Port of Ronne

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When approaching the Island of Bornholm by sea and seeing the island emerge from the mist, Roenne harbour’s sea walls look like the wide, warmly welcoming arms of a giant. Behind the large harbour, visitors meet an unrivalled provincial charm and a uniquely beautiful and varied landscape on an island embracing so many qualities that after the first visit, one simply must return to gather new impressions. Just a few of the many features awaiting you on this island in the middle of Europe are its mild climate, amazingly varied landscapes, its small, idyllic fishing hamlets with well-preserved half-timbered houses which are hundreds of years old appearing as living town museums along winding, cobble-stoned streets, its vibrant community and tumultuous and exciting history – aspects responsible for the island’s nickname ‘the pearl of the Baltic’.