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Ferries from Germany to Denmark
Freightlink has the widest selection of freight ferry crossings available, all at discounted rates. You will find a comprehensive network of ferries available for your commercial vehicles to ship between Germany and Denmark. From a 6m van to a specialist 18m wide load, we have it covered.
You are able to search and book all ferry crossings securely online from Germany to Denmark using our exclusive ferry booking engine.
Customers can also book freight ferry services online at cheap prices for cargo vehicles from Germany to other destinations such as Norway, Lithuania and Poland.
Germany to Denmark freight ferries
Denmark is a Scandinavian country in Northern Europe. It is the most southern of the Nordic countries, bordered by Sweden, Norway and Germany. The country has a population of over 5.4 million people.
Scandlines provides two options for travelling from Germany to Denmark via ferry. A crossing is offered 10 times a day leaving from the port of Rostock travelling to Gedser, which is a 1 hour and 45 minute journey. Gedser is a small town at the southern tip of the Danish island of Falster. The port is situated towards the south of the town and has easy access to the E55 road that runs through the town.
Alternatively, if you prefer to sail from Puttgarden, there are ferries available to Rodby 46 times a day (travel time 45 minutes). Puttgarden is a small town with a ferry harbour on the German island of Fehmarn, close to Denmark.
Scandlines is the biggest ferry operator in the Southern area of the Baltic. Over 20 million passengers use their services every year. All ferries provide a range of services and facilities including a number of restaurants.