Your holiday already begins when you set off from home – and by including a cosy ferry crossing in your journey, you make the trip to your rented holiday home as comfortable as possible for everyone in the family.
Choose the ferry departure that suits you best and enjoy having time to relax and stretch your legs before setting course for your holiday home.
Book your ferry crossing well in advance – so you can be sure to get a place on the ferry that fits your plans best.
Within Denmark, you can, among other routes, sail between Jutland and Zealand, between Langeland and Lolland, across fjords, and to islands such as Fur, Læsø, Fanø, Samsø and Endelave.
Ferry to Bornholm from Køge or via Ystad
Bornholmslinjen operates the main ferry service between Bornholm and the rest of Denmark all year round. Alternatively, you can travel to Bornholm via Ystad in Sweden.
www.bornholmslinjen.com
AlsFærgen to Als and Funen
Use the Bøjden–Fynshav crossing if you are visiting Als, or if you want a shortcut to Jutland or Funen. Tickets can be booked directly at the ferry.
www.alslinjen.dk
Visit Fanø
FanøFærgen operates a shuttle service between Esbjerg and Nordby on Fanø. The crossing takes 12 minutes. You can buy tickets directly at the ferry.
www.fanoelinjen.dk
Take LangelandsFærgen
LangelandsFærgen sails between Spodsbjerg on Langeland and Tårs on Lolland. The crossing takes 45 minutes, with departures every hour. Book your tickets here.
www.langelandslinjen.dk/fartplan
Experience Samsø
From Jutland, there are ferry crossings to Samsø from Hou and Aarhus. If you are travelling from Zealand, there is a ferry connection from Kalundborg. Book your Samsø ferry ticket.
www.visitsamsoe.dk/en
Wonderful Læsø
Visit the wonderful holiday island of Læsø. Take Læsøfærgen, which has several daily departures. The crossing takes 1 hour and 30 minutes. Buy your ticket directly from Læsøfærgen.
www.laesoe-line.dk/en
Island holiday in Denmark
With more than 400 named islands, there are plenty of opportunities for a peaceful island holiday surrounded by sea and nature. Many of Denmark’s small islands can be reached by minor island ferries and shortcut ferries from the mainland. So whether you want a day trip during your holiday home stay to experience something new, or you want a true island-holiday experience, there are many options. Crossing times on these ferries can vary from 2 minutes to 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Bridges in Denmark
You can use most bridges of Denmark free of charge. The country has only two bridges, where you will be charged a fee to cross. This concerns the bridges Storebæltsbroen (the Great Belt Bridge) between Funen and Sealand as well as Øresundsbroen (the Øresund Bridge) between Sealand and Malmø in Sweden.
Find your fee and read more about the Great Belt Bridge and the Øresund Bridge.
www.storebaelt.dk/en
www.oresundsbron.com/en/private