Ronehamn

Ronehamn is a small commercial, fishing and boat harbour on the southeast coast of Gotland, run by Region Gotland. The settlement, once served by one of the island's railways, was the second most important harbour on Gotland after Visby during the latter half of the 19th century.

You moor in the commercial harbour on a space-available basis, with five guest berths in summer alongside eight permanent recreational berths. The harbour is open daily, and you should call on arrival. A free boat ramp sits next to the slipway.

Facilities include toilets, showers and a laundry room, accessed with a top-up card from the harbour host. Fresh water and a waste station are also available at the quay, along with the option of pump-out for holding tanks. Fuel can be obtained through a local roadside filling station nearby.

Just a short walk from the berths you'll find the harbourside hangout Kapten Grogg, serving burgers, fish 'n' chips and a relaxed bar atmosphere right on the waterfront, with a grocery store a little further away. The surroundings offer a swimming beach, a campsite and coastal hiking trails, plus the Bronze Age site Uggarderojr with Gotland's largest burial cairn a few kilometres off. Drop anchor in Ronehamn and enjoy this lively little fishing harbour's relaxed atmosphere within easy walking distance of both history and beach life.