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General terms and conditions

The following General Terms and Conditions apply for purchases made at BORNHOLMSLINJEN.

These General Terms and Conditions apply from 27th of march 2024.

Conditions of Carriage

Passengers, cars and baggage are carried on our ferries or by our chartered ferry according to BORNHOLMSLINJEN's General Terms and Conditions, which are available at bornholmslinjen.dk. In addition to this, the present Conditions of Carriage apply during your stay on board the ferry.

The present conditions shall apply from November 4th, 2024.

Passenger Rights

We are following Regulation (EU) no. 1177/2010 about passenger rights regarding travels by sea and travels on inland waterways, these apply since December the 18th, 2012. 

Summary of the stipulations concerning the rights of passengers, can be seen by following the link to EU'S homepage, to the right of this page. 

Regulation due to change in fuel prices

Our contract with the Danish Ministry of Transport regulates how the change in fuel prices should either benefit our customers in the case of price falls or be borne together with our customers in the case of price increases. The contract caps how much we, as a shipping company, can charge for tickets, while at the same time having to respect a number of average prices for the different ticket types. The average prices ensure that a certain number of low-price tickets are offered.

Every year in April we are required to calculate the fuel costs for the last 12 months. We then compare this cost with our income for the same period. We also calculate how fuel prices have changed over the same 12-month period compared to general price developments. The calculation gives rise to either a surcharge or a deduction, which then has to be factored into the prices for the coming year. At the end of the day, the Ministry of Transport must approve this calculation.

A fuel surcharge can be added to the maximum ticket price and the maximum permitted average prices and, similarly, a fuel deduction will be deducted from the maximum ticket price and the maximum permitted average prices.

As a customer, you will not notice directly whether the ticket price includes either a fuel surcharge or a deduction. Instead, in a year with a fuel price deduction, customers will be able to find far more lower-priced tickets compared to years with a fuel price surcharge.