Ferries to Denmark
Ferries to Denmark
Ferry routes in and around Denmark
Denmark is the most important ferry hub for people travelling between mainland Europe, Norway, and Sweden. Therefore, there are many ferries to and from Denmark. For example, boats go from Norway, Sweden, and Germany.
Instead of travelling by ferry, you can also choose to drive. This is possible thanks to the bridge between Sweden and Denmark and the Bridge to and from Sjælland, the island of Copenhagen. For example, many people combine the short Puttgarden-Rodby ferry with the Øresund bridge. There are quite a few options.
We made a guide on how to get by ferry to Copenhagen too.
Remember that the bridges cost quite a bit of toll. Because of this toll and the long distance you travel through Denmark, ferries are often popular.
Denmark is one of the most significant ferry hubs in Europe. In the past, there was a direct ferry crossing between the UK and Denmark, with ferries sailing between Harwich and Esbjerg. Unfortunately, there are no longer direct ferries between the UK and Denmark. However, there are good alternatives via the Netherlands and France.
Ferry Guides for Denmark
Everything you need to know before booking your ferry trip
Ferries from Denmark
Travel from Denmark to Germany, Norway, Iceland, and Sweden
Ferries in Denmark
Popular domestic ferry routes
Popular domestic ferry routes
Denmark boasts several popular domestic ferry routes to connect the various Island within Denmark. One notable route is the crossing between Rønne on the island of Bornholm and Køge on Zealand. (www.faergen.dk)
This connection is vital for residents of Bornholm, providing a convenient link to the Danish mainland. Another frequently travelled route is the ferry between Spodsbjerg on Langeland and Tårs on Lolland, facilitating a 45 minute-ferry route between these neighbouring islands. (https://www.langelandslinjen.dk/fartplan)
The journey from Søby on Ærø Island to Faaborg on Funen offers an excellent way to explore the South Funen Archipelago. You can view the timetables here.
Lastly, the crossing from Bøjden on Funen to Fynshav on Als Island allows seamless travel between these regions.
These local ferry routes (with Aarhus-Odden below) within Denmark are the most popular, enabling residents and visitors to explore different parts of the country while enjoying a nice ferry ride!
All Crossings to Denmark
These are all the ferries to Denmark
Blogs & News
Interesting blogs and useful tips about ferry travel and/or Denmark
Ferry Talk
Questions or experiences? We'd love for you to share them.
I'm missing a lot of inland ferries here, are those still coming? Ps. Love your guides! Keep up the good work.
We would like to travel from Jutland to Aero and Aero to Langeland with car. Is this possible?
Hi Karen!
It looks like this is possible with the https://www.aeroe-ferry.dk/en aroe ferry. You can travel from Fynshavn to Aero and from Aero to Langeland by ferry and a car.
Hope this works