Ferry Rostock ⇄ Gedser

The ferry connection from Rostock to Gedser is currently only operated by the shipping company Scandlines with the Scandlines Ferries Berlin and Copenhagen. On some summer weekends, the older Scandlines Ferry Kronprinz Frederik also provides support.

The fare on the ferry connection from Rostock to Gedser depends on various factors and often depends on the load factor, the time of travel, whether you are traveling with or without a vehicle and other points. You can make a simple price inquiry here.

• Cars (also motorhomes) up to 6 meters from 69€
• Cars (also motorhomes) over 6 meters from 111€
• Motorcycle from 54€
• Pedestrian from 13€ (not bookable online)
• Cyclists from 14,50€ (not bookable online)

The Ferry Rostock – Gedser is therefore an inexpensive way to travel to Denmark.

You can book your Ferry Rostock – Gedser trip easily via ferry-guide.com . You can also do this online on the Scandlines website. You can also buy your Rostock-Gedser ticket on the spot or book it by phone. Please note, however, that a service fee of €15 will be charged in this case.

You must check in at the ports of Rostock and Gedser at least 15 minutes before departure. However, you should plan a little more time for check-in. Especially during the vacation season and on public holidays, the port can get crowded.

This can of course happen. However, the Scandlines ferry will not wait for you, as the timetables must be adhered to. In this case, you can simply take the next Ferry . Because all Scandlines tickets have no fixed departure. You can simply travel on the next Ferry that has free capacity on at least the same day as your booking.

The ferry connection between Rostock and Denmark is offered up to 10 times a day.

Timetable from Rostock and Gedser

• up to 10 departures daily
• usually every 2-3 hours
• Travel time about 2 hours
• Ferries operate all year round from January to December

The Rostock – Gedser ferry route is the most popular connection between Germany and southern Denmark. In two hours you will have reached the other shore.

The journey time (duration of the crossing) is 2 hours . However, Ferry often reaches its destination in 1 hour and 50 minutes.

The Scandlines-Ferries reaches an average speed of approx. 14.1 knots. That is the equivalent of around 26.2 km/h.

There are up to 10 departures a day from Rostock to Gedser. As a rule, a Ferry departs from Rostock every 2-3 hours.

The first Ferry leaves from 0:45 am to 6:00 am. The last Ferry leaves daily at 22:30.

The Scandlines Ferries sail from the overseas port of Rostock to Denmark. Here is the address:

The Scandlines Ferries sail from the port of Gedser. Here is the address:

Yes, that’s no problem. Dogs and smaller pets such as cats even travel free of charge with Scandlines. You can leave your dog in the vehicle during the crossing or take it with you on deck. Please note that dogs must be kept on a lead or brought into the passenger area in cages. You can get a bowl of water in the FoodXpress restaurant. There are no dog toilets on board the Scandlines Ferries.

Yeah, that’s no problem at all. You can easily book the Scandlines combination ticket Ferry + Öresund Bridge. This is even cheaper than buying tickets individually and you save yourself the time of booking a second ticket.

Yes, that is of course possible. You can also use the Ferry Rostock – Gedser as a pedestrian or cyclist. However, these tickets can only be purchased directly at the ferry terminal in the port of Rostock. You can now also book your ticket as a pedestrian conveniently online.

The Ferry Rostock-Gedser does not take you directly to Copenhagen. From Gedser, it is another 150 kilometers by car, which can be completed in just over two hours.

Yes, the Ferry between Rostock and Gedser is very suitable for a day trip to Copenhagen.

It is best to take one of the Ferries early in the morning from Rostock. On board the Ferry, you can enjoy a leisurely breakfast in the Scandlines buffet restaurant. Once you arrive in Gedser, you can continue by car directly from Ferry to Copenhagen. From Gedser, it’s just under a 2-hour drive to the center of Copenhagen, where you can explore the city at your leisure.

On the return trip in the evening, you can enjoy dinner in the Scandlines buffet restaurant and round off a great day trip to Copenhagen.

The two Scandlines Ferries Berlin and Copenhagen can each transport up to 1,300 passengers and up to 460 cars.

You can book your ticket for the Ferry to Gedser directly here at ferry-guide.com . You also have the option of buying a ticket at the port. However, especially in summer, it is advisable to book the ticket in advance to secure a fixed place on the Ferry. In addition, you always have to pay a service fee at the port on top of the ticket price.

At Scandlines Ferries you can pay by EC card, credit card and cash (euros and Danish kroner) in restaurants and stores.

No, if you book the combined ticket from Ferry Rostock-Gedser + Öresund Bridge or Ferry Rostock-Gedser + Ferry Helsingör-Helsingborg or in reverse order, you do not have to travel on both connections in one day. You have a total of 7 days to do this. You only have to choose the day for Ferry Rostock-Gedser or Gedser-Rostock.

Examples:

• From Germany: Book the combination ticket of Ferry + bridge or Ferry + Ferry. Then you can use the Öresund Bridge or Ferry Helsingör-Helsingborg within 7 days of your ferry crossing from Rostock to Gedser.
• From Sweden: Book the combination ticket of bridge + Ferry or Ferry + Ferry. Then you can use the Öresund Bridge or the Ferry Helsingborg-Helsingör within 7 days before using the Ferry from Gedser to Rostock.

This gives you the opportunity to discover Denmark on the way there or on the way back from Sweden.