Scandlines’ combi-tickets: combine the crossings from Germany to Denmark and Sweden in one go!
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What is a Scandlines combi-ticket? A Scandlines combi-ticket combines your ferry from Germany to Denmark with your onward crossing into Sweden. For many UK and Ireland road-trippers, this means taking the Puttgarden-Rødby ferry first, then continuing either via the Øresund Bridge between Copenhagen and Malmö or via the short Helsingør-Helsingborg ferry.
It is a practical option if you are travelling by car, campervan or motorbike and want the Germany-Denmark-Sweden part of your trip sorted in one booking. Instead of buying separate tickets along the way, you choose your route combination in advance and continue towards Sweden with less admin on the road.
Current starting prices
- Puttgarden-Rødby + Øresund Bridge: from €102 one way
- Puttgarden-Rødby + Helsingør-Helsingborg ferry: from €100.50 one way
- Motorbike combi via Øresund Bridge: from €48 one way
- Motorbike combi via Helsingør-Helsingborg: from €46.50 one way
Which combi-ticket is best? The route via the Øresund Bridge is usually the quickest and simplest option if you want to keep driving towards Malmö, southern Sweden or further north. The Helsingør-Helsingborg ferry adds a second short ferry crossing, but can feel more relaxed and gives you another break from driving.
If you are mainly looking for speed, the bridge route is the obvious choice. If you like splitting the journey into shorter stages, or simply enjoy an extra ferry crossing, the Helsingør-Helsingborg option is worth comparing for your exact travel date.
Why Scandlines combi-tickets can be a smart choice
- One booking: combine the Germany-Denmark ferry with your onward crossing into Sweden.
- Good for road trips: especially useful for cars, campervans, motorbikes and family travel.
- Less to arrange on the road: your main ferry and Sweden connection are already planned.
- Choice of route: go faster via the Øresund Bridge, or add a short extra ferry via Helsingør-Helsingborg.
- Useful flexibility: ticket conditions vary, but some combi options give flexibility on the day of travel.
- Greener ferry travel: Scandlines has invested heavily in hybrid ferries and fuel-saving technology on its Germany-Denmark routes.
FerryGoGo tip: compare both Sweden routes before booking. The Øresund Bridge is faster and more direct, while the Helsingør-Helsingborg ferry gives you another short break from the road. For many travellers, the best choice depends on your final destination in Sweden, your vehicle type and how much driving you want to do in one stretch.
Want the full route comparison? Read our Øresund Bridge vs Helsingør-Helsingborg ferry guide.
Curious about the real journey? See our Denmark and Sweden ferry travel report.
| Route (leg 1 + leg 2) | What does it look like? | Ideal for? |
|---|---|---|
| Puttgarden–Rødby + Helsingør-Helsingborg | Short ferry + quick hop across the Øresund with Oresundslinjen | Flexible and fast, probably the shortest route for most UK, NL, Belgian and French |
| Puttgarden to Rødby + Øresund Bridge | Short ferry + famous bridge | Fastest for most travellers heading for Malmö or southern Sweden |
| Rostock to Gedser + Helsingør–Helsingborg | Longer ferry + quick hop across the Øresund | Handy if you start from eastern Germany |
| Rostock to Gedser + Øresund Bridge | Longer ferry + famous bridge | A relaxed start and one simple drive via Copenhagen |
FerryGoGo tip
If you are driving to Sweden, a combi-ticket can make the trip much simpler. The Øresund Bridge is the quickest onward route from Denmark to Sweden, while the Helsingør-Helsingborg ferry adds a short extra sailing and a useful pause in the journey.
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