Ferries from
Denmark to Germany
Ferries from
Denmark to Germany
The crossing time by ferry from Denmark to Germany ranges between routes, operators and ships. The Gedser Rostock ferry on average approximately takes 1 hour and 45 minutes. The distance from Gedser to Rostock is approximately 30 nautical miles. The fastest ferry from Denmark to Germany is from Rodby to Puttgarden, with a crossing time of approximately 45 minutes. Scandlines provide this route with up to 315 sailings weekly combined.
| From | To | Average price | |
|---|---|---|---|
From RodbyDenmark |
To PuttgardenGermany |
Average price$126.82 | |
From GedserDenmark |
To RostockGermany |
Average price$166.87 |
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Denmark, the smallest Scandinavian country, offers a perfect mix of historic charm and modern innovation. The capital, Copenhagen, draws visitors with its colorful Nyhavn harbor, the famous Little Mermaid statue, and great museums like the National Museum of Denmark. Beyond the capital, you'll find Aarhus with its open-air museum Den Gamle By, and the original LEGOLAND in Billund - perfect for families. Food lovers will enjoy Denmark's thriving food scene, with many Michelin-starred restaurants featuring New Nordic cuisine. In December, Christmas markets turn cities into winter wonderlands, while summer brings the Roskilde Festival, one of Europe's biggest music events. Denmark's location makes it a great starting point for exploring Europe, with ferry links to Norway, Sweden, Germany, and Iceland. Whether you're into Viking history, modern design, or just want to experience Danish 'hygge' (coziness), Denmark offers an unforgettable travel experience.
Germany offers travelers a rich mix of medieval towns, modern cities, and picturesque countryside. From the historic Berlin Wall and Brandenburg Gate to the fairy-tale Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany's attractions cover centuries of history. Munich's famous Oktoberfest draws millions each fall to celebrate Bavarian culture and beer, while Christmas markets turn cities into winter wonderlands during December. The Rhine Valley charms visitors with vineyard-covered slopes and castle-topped hills, while the Black Forest offers stunning natural landscapes. Art lovers will enjoy Germany's many museums and galleries, including Berlin's Museum Island. Hamburg, Germany's biggest port, is a great starting point for ferry trips to Scandinavian countries like Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, as well as routes to the United Kingdom. Germany's excellent transportation system makes exploring neighboring countries easy too.
