Hammer Havn
The Port of Hammer is located at the northern tip of Bornholm. Hammer Harbor is a former shipping port for Bornholm granite. The harbor is beautifully situated at the foot of Hammershus castle ruin. There is no town attached to the port.
The harbor does not offer many facilities but is in turn situated in beautiful nature. Breakfast can be ordered in the small kiosk at the harbor.
Attractions
Hammershus Borgruin is the remains of a medieval castle, which is believed to have been founded around 1225. The castle has been used as a state prison, and has, among other things, known prisoners such as Leonora Christina and Corfitz Ulfeldt. In 1743 Hammershus ceased to exist as a fortress, and was subsequently used as a quarry. However, Hammershus is preserved in 1822 and every effort has been made to restore the ruins as much as possible.
Hammerhavn's boat cruise offers a boat trip along the cliffs, past the lion's head, camels and into a 70 meter deep rock cave. Every day from 10:00 am in the period 1 May to 30 September. Adults cost 60 kroner and children cost 30 kroner. It sails when the weather permits. Departure from Hammer Harbor.
North of the harbor is the old granite quarry. It is open to the public. Here you can really enjoy Bornholm's rocky landscape.
There is a good sandy beach and jetty at the harbor.
2015: Both under 10 meters in length cost 255 kroner a day. Both between 10-13 meters in length cost 310 kroner a day. Both between 13-16 meters in length cost 395 kroner a day. Both between 16-20 meters in length cost 470 kroner a day. Both between 20-30 meters in length cost 695 kroner a day. Both over 30 m in length cost 980 kroner a day. Pay at the vending machine and save £ 20 off the above prices. The price is incl. power, water, bath and wi-fi. If the port fees are charged at the boat, DKK 20 will be added to the prices.