Cruising in Denmark
Find all essential information about cruises in Denmark. Uncover the cruise ports and some of the best turnaround and transit ports in Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea.
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Port of Copenhagen
Located in Denmark’s capital, Copenhagen is one of Northern Europe’s leading cruise ports and a key gateway to the Baltic Sea. The port accommodates vessels of all sizes and offers easy access to the city’s attractions and infrastructure.
The Port of Copenhagen has three cruise quays: Langelinie Pier, Nordre Toldbod and Ocean Quay. Langelinie Pier and Nordre Toldbod are centrally located in the heart of the Danish capital, while Ocean Quay offers modern facilities in the northern part of the city and is ideal for turnaround calls. Shore power is available at both Langelinie Pier and Ocean Quay.
Furthermore, fast airport access, extensive hotel capacity, and a strong network of local partners make Copenhagen the preferred turnaround cruise destination in Northern Europe.
Port of Roenne (Bornholm)
Located on the island of Bornholm, Rønne offers access to dramatic coastlines, historic towns, and unique Baltic landscapes with 158km of coastline, sandy beaches, round churches, local cuisine and Hammershus, Europe's oldest castle ruin. The compact destination makes it easy for guests to explore independently.
The port serves as an attractive transit destination with modern cruise facilities and convenient access to key attractions. It is a transit port with four cruise quays, all located just 1km from the city centre.
Port of Nyborg
Located on the island of Funen, Nyborg combines coastal scenery with a rich royal and medieval heritage. The town has played a significant role in Danish history for centuries.
