Ferry to Denmark
Home to the Vikings, Denmark is comprised of a number of different islands, which are all connected together by bridges and tunnels, but taking a ferry is still a highly convenient method of travel here. With a rich history spanning hundreds of years, Denmark is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe thanks to its spectacular scenery and its wonderful architecture.
There are 5 ferry operators that currently provide routes from France to Denmark, UK to Denmark as well as Norway, Sweden and Germany throughout the year.
Scandalines offer up to 56 daily crossings, Color Line offer 3 daily crossings, Fjord Line offer 6 daily crossings, Stena Line offer 12 daily crossings and DFDS Seaways offer 2 daily crossings to a variety of ports across Denmark.
How long is the ferry to Denmark?
Ferries to Denmark can take between 45 minutes and 18 hours, and they can be affected by a number of variables including ferry routes, operators, and weather conditions at the time of sail.
Where can I get a Ferry to Denmark?
You can get a ferry to Denmark from over 10 different ferry ports throughout Europe including Germany, Sweden, and Norway.
Can you take your car on the ferry to Denmark?
You are currently able to take your car on the ferry to Denmark.