Travelling from Rostock to Gedser? Then the Ferry Rostock ⇄ Gedser offers you a fast and affordable option for your trip. The ferry takes you 10 times a day in 2 hours from Rostock (Germany) to Gedser (Denmark).
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Ferry Rostock - Gedser Timetable
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Ferry Gedser - Rostock Timetable
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Prices Rostock ⇄ Gedser
The following ticket prices are valid for cars up to 6 meters in length including up to 9 persons.
Ferry ticket to Denmark – Rostock-Gedser |
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| Off-season | Mid-season | Peak season | Summer season | |
| Low Price | 65.30 € | 71.60 € | 79.70 € | 86.70 € |
| Early Booker (Standard Ticket: Bookable 30–90 days before departure) | €82.70 | €91.10 | €103.00 | €105.80 |
| Standard | €116.00 | 128.00 € | 145.00 € | 149.00 € |
| FLEX | €157.00 | 169.00 € | 197.00 € | 201.00 € |
| Easy Return | 233.00 € | €254.00 | ||
| One-Day Ticket | €128.00 | €136.00 (€50 cashback) | €165.00 (€79 cashback) | 170.00 € (84€ cashback) |
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Combi ticket Sweden: Ferry ticket to Denmark Rostock-Gedser + Öresund Bridge ticket |
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| With this combined ticket, you can also use the crossing over the Öresund Bridge to continue your journey to Sweden in addition to Ferry Rostock Gedser. | ||||
| Off-season | Mid-season | Peak season | Summer season | |
| Standard | 125.00 € | 133.25 | 151.25 | 152.75 |
| FLEX | 205.00 € | 217.00 € | 251.00 € | 255.00 € |
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Combi ticket Sweden: Ferry ticket to Denmark Rostock-Gedser + Ferry Helsingör-Helsingborg |
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| With this combined ticket, you can also use Ferry Helsingör-Helsingborg to travel on to Sweden in addition to Ferry Rostock Gedser. | ||||
| Off-season | Mid-season | Peak season | Summer season | |
| Standard | €123.50 | €131.75 | €147.50 | €149.00 |
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Info: All prices quoted include the fuel surcharge and are only valid for online bookings.
Pedestrian ticket |
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| Of course, you can also book the Ferry Rostock Gedser without a car and just enjoy the crossing on foot or by bike. | ||
| Low season | High season | |
| Adults | €15.50 | €31.00 |
| Children ages 5–13 | €7.00 | €15.50 |
| Child 0-4 years | free of charge | free of charge |
| Bicycle Surcharge | €3.00 | €5.00 |
| Info: The pedestrian ticket can now also be booked online at ferry-guide.com . | ||
Motorhomes & motorcycles
The prices for motorhomes, cars with caravans or trailers and motorcycles can be found in the Scandlines price overview.
Advantages of Scandlines direct booking
- Ticket return service directly via Scandlines – Cancellation & refund without ifs and buts
- All ticket variants, including the favorable Early Booker rate, can be booked directly
- Special tickets are bookable
- Complete handling via Scandlines without intermediaries
- all documents directly from Scandlines
- Direct Scandlines contact for queries, problems, emergencies or changes
- Sweden Combi-Tickets only bookable via Scandlines
Information about the ferry connection Rostock - Gedser
| Ferry connection: | Rostock ⇄ Gedser |
| Ports of the ferry connection: |
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| Number of crossings: | 10 times a day |
| Travel time / journey time: | 2 hours |
| Distance: | 48 Kilometers (ca. 25,9 Nautical miles) |
| Season: | All year round (January-December) |
| Price incl. car: | from 64,00 € |
| Price pedestrian: | from 15,00 € |
| Check-in: | up to 15 minutes before departure |
| Booking: | ››› Check price & availability |
| Ferries on this route: |
Scandlines Ferry Berlin Scandlines Ferry Copenhagen |
| Operator of the ferry connection: |
Scandlines |
Information about the ferry connection Gedser - Rostock
| Ferry connection: | Gedser ⇄ Rostock |
| Häfen der Verbindung (Rückreise): |
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| Number of crossings: | 10 times a day |
| Travel time / journey time: | 2 hours |
| Distance: | 48 Kilometers (ca. 25,9 Nautical miles) |
| Season: | All year round (January-December) |
| Price incl. car: | from 64,00 € |
| Price pedestrian: | from 15,00 € |
| Check-in: | up to 15 minutes before departure |
| Booking: | ››› Check price & availability |
| Ferries on this route: |
Scandlines Ferry Berlin Scandlines Ferry Copenhagen |
| Operator of the ferry connection: |
Scandlines |
Ferry Rostock - Gedser Timetable
Ferry Rostock Gedser is the fastest connection between Germany and southern Denmark. In two hours you will have reached the other shore.
Timetable from Rostock
- daily 10 departures usually every 2-3 hours
- Travel time about 2 hours
- Ferry operates all year round from January to December
| Departure Rostock overseas port | Arrival Gedser | |
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| 00:45 (a,f) | approx. 02:35 a.m. | |
| 01:30 a.m. (b) | approx. 03:20 hrs | |
| 04:15 a.m. (c) | approx. 06:05 a.m. | |
| 04:30 am (b,e) | approx. 06:10 a.m. | |
| 06:00 a.m. | approx. 07:50 a.m. | |
| 09:00 a.m. | approx. 10:50 a.m. | |
| 11:15 a.m. | approx. 13:05 | |
| 1:30 p.m. | approx. 15:20 | |
| 3:45 p.m. | approx. 17:35 hrs | |
| 6:00 p.m. | approx. 19:50 | |
| 8:15 p.m. | approx. 22:05 | |
| 22:30 hrs | approx. 00:20 h |
Ferry Gedser - Rostock Timetable
Timetable from Gedser
- daily 10 departures usually every 2-3 hours
- Travel time about 2 hours
- Ferry operates all year round from January to December
| Departure Gedser | Arrival Rostock overseas port |
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| 01:45 am (d) | approx. 03:35 hrs |
| 02:15 a.m. (e) | approx. 04:05 a.m. |
| 03:00 a.m. (a,f) | approx. 04:50 a.m. |
| 03:40 (b) | approx. 05:30 a.m. |
| 07:00 a.m. | approx. 08:50 a.m. |
| 09:00 a.m. | approx. 10:50 a.m. |
| 11:15 a.m. | approx. 13:05 |
| 1:30 p.m. | approx. 15:20 |
| 3:45 p.m. | approx. 17:35 hrs |
| 6:00 p.m. | approx. 19:50 |
| 8:15 p.m. | approx. 22:05 |
| 22:30 hrs | approx. 00:20 h |
Betreiber der Fähre Rostock ⇄ Gedser
Scandlines
Scandlines is the leading shipping company for efficient and environmentally friendly ferry connections between Germany and Denmark. With modern hybrid ferries, Scandlines combines comfort and sustainability and ensures a smooth crossing. The shipping company attaches particular importance to service quality and short crossing times in order to provide travelers with a comfortable connection between the two countries.
Port information for the ferry connection between Rostock and Gedser
Rostock
Rostock impresses with its rich Hanseatic history and maritime flair. The city offers a picturesque old town, characterized by Gothic brick buildings such as the Marienkirche and the Kröpeliner Tor. ...
Here you will find information about the port, the ferry terminals, travel arrangements, and all Ferries to Rostock.
Port address
| Ferry port Rostock | |
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| Street: | To the ferry terminal 1 |
| Postcode & city: | 18147 Rostock |
| Country: | Germany |
| GPS: | 54.145674, 12.100159 |
Travel information
You have various options for getting to the Rostock ferry port:
Arrival by car, motorcycle, motorhome
If you are traveling from Berlin, first follow the A24 freeway and then the A19 freeway to the Rostock-Überseehafen exit. From there, follow the signs to the ferry port and the individual gates of Scandlines, Stena Line and TT-Line.
If you are traveling from Hamburg, first follow the A20 freeway to junction 16 Kreuz Rostock. From there, ferry onto the A19 highway in the direction of Rostock Ost/Rostock-Überseehafen. Then follow the A19 to the Rostock-Überseehafen exit. From there, follow the signs to the ferry port and the individual gates of Scandlines, Stena Line and TT-Line.
Arrival by public transport (bus & streetcar)
You can also easily reach the Rostock ferry port by bus and streetcar from Rostock main station or other stops in Rostock. Starting from Rostock main station, you can take streetcar line 4 to Dierkower Kreuz. There you change to bus number 19, which takes you directly to Rostock ferry port. If you are starting your journey from the northwest of Rostock, you can also take bus line 45, which runs through the Warnow Tunnel and also stops directly at the Rostock Ferry Center.
Arrival by plane
Rostock-Laage regional airport is located just under 40 kilometers from the Rostock ferry port. Arrival from the airport is possible by car/taxi via the A19 highway.
Gedser
Gedser and Falster, in southern Denmark, are a traveler’s dream. In Gedser, the southernmost tip of Denmark, you will experience fascinating nature and a relaxed atmosphere. Visit the lighthouse for ...
Here you will find information about the port, the ferry terminals, travel arrangements, and all Ferries to Gedser.
Port address
| Ferry port Gedser | |
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| Street: | Jernbanevejen 1 |
| Postcode & city: | 4874 Gedser |
| Country: | Denmark |
| GPS: | 54.577727, 11.924704 |
Travel information
Arrival by car
- From Copenhagen: Take the E47/E55 south to exit 42, then change to route 9 towards Gedser. The ferry port is well signposted and is located directly at the end of Route 9.
- From Rødby: Take the E47/E55 northbound and then follow Route 9 directly to Gedser.
Arrival by bus and train
- By bus: Various bus lines go to Gedser ferry port. Check local bus timetables for exact connections.
Arrival by plane
- Nearest airport: The nearest major airport is Copenhagen. From there, you can either take the train or drive to the Gedser ferry port.
Itinerary
Scandlines is the only shipping company to connect the German mainland from Rostock with the port of Gedser at the southern tip of the Danish island of Falster. The 48-kilometer route through Mecklenburg Bay and the Kadetrinne takes the Ferry around two hours. Throughout the year, up to ten crossings daily provide a reliable connection between Germany and Denmark. The frequency can vary seasonally.
Start in Rostock ferry port
At the Rostock Seaport, Scandlines does not own its own port area; rather, the shipping company is a tenant. This means that when you check in, you will be assisted by Scandlines staff, while Rostock Port staff will handle your boarding and disembarkation from the Ferry. The shipping company also operates a BorderShop in Rostock.
Journey to the port of departure Rostock
The port of Rostock is easily accessible via the highway network from Hamburg and Berlin. If you are traveling by train, you need to change to bus no. 49 from Rostock main station in the direction of the seaport ferry.
On board the Scandlines Ferry to Gedser
On the route from Rostock to Gedser, the shipping company Scandlines operates two modern hybrid ferries, the FS Berlin and the FS Copenhagen. They each offer capacity for 460 cars and up to 1,300 passengers.
What you can do during the crossing
The Travel Shop invites you to discover a wide range of perfumes, cosmetics, sweets and spirits. And all this at attractive prices and around the clock. Free Wi-Fi is also available on board the Ferry.
During the nearly two-hour crossing, there’s plenty of time to enjoy the dining options on board. Throughout the day, the Scandlines Kitchen Buffet offers a wide selection of hot and cold dishes. For a quick bite between meals, the Scandlines Food Express serves up fast and simple meals, and if a hot cup of coffee is all you need, Scandlines Coffee is the place to go.
Arrival at Gedser ferry port
The port area of Gedser is owned by the shipping company Scandlines. Many historic buildings still stand here, including the old train station, which serves as an arrival and departure hall for pedestrians.
Your possibilities in Gedser
In the very south of Denmark, life in Gedser revolves around the ferry port. Situated on the island of Falster, the small town with church, water tower, lighthouse, cliffs and beach offers everything that makes the charm of a Baltic Sea island. Thanks to B&Bs, guesthouses, vacation apartments and hotels, everyone can find the right accommodation to suit their needs.
Your options for onward travel from Gedser
The ferry connection between Rostock and Gedser is considered the best direct way to travel from Germany to Copenhagen and the rest of the country. There are also connections to Sweden and further north in Scandinavia via the Öresund Bridge and Ferry Helsingör-Helsingborg.
Rostock–Gedser Ferry Without a Car: Pedestrians & Bicycles
You can take the Rostock–Gedser Ferry not only by car, motorcycle, or RV, but also as a pedestrian without a vehicle. This is especially convenient if you’re planning a day trip to Denmark or want to continue your journey from Gedser by public transportation, bicycle, or rental car.
As a pedestrian, you check in at the ferry center and then board the ferry via the designated entrance. In Rostock, you should plan for a little extra time, as the walk from the terminal to the Ferry and the check-in process may take longer than on a trip by car alone. If you want to bring your bike, you’ll need to pay a bike surcharge in addition to the pedestrian ticket.
The crossing takes about two hours. On board, you can move around freely, grab a bite to eat, do some shopping, and enjoy the trip across the Baltic Sea. Especially for travelers without a car, the Ferry from Rostock to Gedser is a great way to easily travel to Denmark for a day or a long weekend.
Day Trip from Rostock to Denmark
The ferry from Rostock to Gedser is a great option for a day trip to Denmark. Thanks to the short travel time of about two hours, you can leave Rostock in the morning and return in the evening. A day trip by car is especially easy, since from Gedser you can easily continue on to Falster, Lolland, Møn, or all the way to Copenhagen.
A day trip is possible even without a car. In that case, a short stop in Gedser or on Falster is a great option. Gedser is located right by the ferry terminal and is the southernmost point of Denmark. The surrounding area offers a coastline, beaches, nature, small attractions, and a peaceful atmosphere—perfect for a relaxing outing.
If you’re planning a day trip to Copenhagen, you should plan your onward journey from Gedser carefully. Copenhagen is easily accessible by car. If you’re traveling without a car, you should check the appropriate bus and train connections in advance. Also, be sure to allow enough time for the return trip, check-in, and any potential wait times at the port.
From Rostock via Gedser to Copenhagen
The Rostock–Gedser ferry is a popular option if you want to travel from northern Germany to Copenhagen. Although the ferry doesn’t go all the way to Copenhagen, it takes you quickly to Gedser in southern Denmark. From there, you continue north on Danish roads.
By car, you’ll drive from Gedser across the islands of Falster and Zealand to Copenhagen. The route is well-maintained and is also suitable for traveling by RV, motorcycle, or car with a trailer. Overall, you should plan for the Ferry trip as well as the drive from Gedser.
If you want to travel to Copenhagen without a car, careful planning is especially important. Before booking, check whether public transportation from Gedser is available at your arrival time. For a city trip to Copenhagen alone, a different route might make sense depending on your starting point. However, if you’d like to combine the ferry trip with a stay on Falster, Lolland, or Møn, the Rostock–Gedser route is a great option.
Continuing on to Sweden with a combined ticket
The Rostock–Gedser ferry isn’t just a route to Denmark—it’s also a great starting point for trips to Sweden. From Gedser, you’ll continue your journey by car through Denmark. To continue your journey to Sweden, you then have two popular options: driving across the Öresund Bridge or taking the Helsingør–Helsingborg Ferry.
With a combined ticket, you can take the Rostock–Gedser Ferry and continue your journey to Sweden. The route via the Öresund Bridge is especially suitable if you’re heading toward Malmö or on to Stockholm. Combining it with the Helsingør–Helsingborg Ferry can be a good option if your route takes you through North Zealand and along the Swedish west coast.
Which option is better depends on your destination in Sweden. For Malmö and southern Sweden, the Öresund Bridge is usually the best choice. For destinations around Helsingborg, Gothenburg, or the west coast, however, the Helsingør–Helsingborg Ferry can be a good alternative. Before booking, compare the total distance, travel time, cost, and your planned stops along the way.
Note: Warnemünde–Gedser Ferry
Many travelers are still looking for the Ferry from Warnemünde to Gedser. However, it no longer departs from Warnemünde but from the Rostock Overseas Port. So if you want to take the Ferry to Denmark, you’ll need to go to the Rostock ferry terminal.
This note is especially important if you’re traveling by train, bus, or taxi. Warnemünde and the Rostock ferry terminal aren’t right next to each other. Therefore, allow enough time to get to the correct terminal and follow the signs to the overseas port or the Rostock ferry terminal.
The Scandlines hybrid ferry Berlin arriving at the seaport of Rostock.
On board the Ferries in the Scandlines Restaurant there are various main and hot dishes at the buffet.
Salad, antipasti and desserts are of course also available.
You will also find cakes and pastries at the buffet.
You will also find a large selection of soft drinks, beer and coffee specialties to accompany your meal.
Entrance to the Scandlines Restaurant Food Express. Here you can get ready meals and small snacks.
The Scandlines hybrid ferry Berlin leaves the port of Rostock for Gedser in Denmark.
Alternative ferry connections
To travel from Rostock to Gedser or from Germany to Denmark, you can also use one of the following alternative ferry routes:
| Route | Start country & destination country |
Number & Duration of trip |
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| Ferry Puttgarden – Rödby | Fehmarn, GermanyLolland, Denmark | up to 48 times a day 45 minutes |
| Ferries Rostock – Trelleborg | GermanySweden | up to 8 times a day 5 hours 30 minutes |
| Ferry Helsingør – Helsingborg | DenmarkSweden | up to 55 times a day 20 minutes |
| Ferries Travemünde – Trelleborg | GermanySweden | up to 4 times a day 7 hours 30 minutes |
| Ferry Travemünde – Malmö | GermanySweden | up to 4 times a day 9 hours 15 minutes |
| Ferry Rostock – Copenhagen | GermanyDenmark | daily 4 hours |
Frequently asked questions
Here you will find answers to various questions about travelling from Rostock to Gedser.
Which Ferries & shipping companies travel from Rostock to 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.
How much does the Ferry from Rostock to Gedser cost?
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.
- Passenger cars (including RVs) up to 6 meters: from €65.30
- Passenger cars (including RVs) over 6 meters: from €95.30
- Motorcycles from 43.50€
- Pedestrians: from €15.50
- Cyclists: from €18.50
The Ferry Rostock – Gedser is therefore an inexpensive way to travel to Denmark.
Where can I book the Ferry from Rostock to Gedser?
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.
What is the latest time I have to check in at Ferry Rostock-Gedser?
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.
What happens if I am not at the port in time?
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.
How often does the Ferry ferry travel from Rostock to Gedser in Denmark?
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.
How long does the Ferry ferry take from Rostock to Gedser?
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.
When does the Ferry from Rostock to Gedser leave?
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.
What are the departure times between Rostock and Gedser?
Ferries between Rostock and Gedser usually depart every 2 hours during the day. The exact departure time depends on the day of the week and the season. It is best to check our Rostock Gedser timetable directly.
Here you will find all departure and arrival times for Ferries between Rostock and Gedser.
Where does the Ferry from Rostock to Denmark depart from?
The Scandlines Ferries sail from the overseas port of Rostock to Denmark. Here is the address:
| Address Rostock ferry port | |
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| Street: | To the ferry terminal 1 |
| Zip code & location: | 18147 Rostock |
| Country: | Germany |
| GPS coordinates: | 54.1456743, 12.100158 |
Where does the Ferry from Gedser to Rostock depart from?
The Scandlines Ferries sail from the port of Gedser. Here is the address:
| Address Gedser ferry port | |
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| Street: | Jernbanevejen 1 |
| Zip code & Place: | 4874 Gedser |
| Country: | Denmark |
| GPS coordinates: | 54.577727, 11.924704 |
Can I take my dog with me on the Ferry?
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.
Can I get to Copenhagen with this Ferry?
The Rostock-Gedser Ferries do not take you directly to Copenhagen. From Gedser, it is another 150 kilometers by car, which can be completed in just over two hours.
Can I take a day trip to Copenhagen?
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.
Can I take a day trip from Rostock to Denmark?
Yes, you can take a day trip to Denmark from Rostock. In addition to a visit to the capital Copenhagen, the island of Møn or Knuthenborg Safaripark are ideal excursion destinations.
A day trip without a car is also possible. Simply book the pedestrian ticket from Rostock to Gedser and return on the same day. In Gedser, for example, you can discover the southernmost point of Denmark or visit the Railway and Olsenbande Museum. You can also spend a day swimming on the beach or go for a walk.
Of course, you can also stay on board and enjoy the sea air and the food in the buffet restaurant.
Can I combine the Ferry Rostock Gedser with a trip across the Öresund Bridge?
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.
Can I use the Ferries Rostock Gedser without a car and as a pedestrian and with a bicycle on board?
Yes, of course that’s possible. You can take the Rostock–Gedser Ferry without a car, as a pedestrian or cyclist. So you can get from Rostock to Denmark even without a car.
You can also conveniently book your ticket online as a pedestrian.
How many cars fit on the Ferries?
The two Scandlines Ferries Berlin and Copenhagen can each transport up to 1,300 passengers and up to 460 cars.
Where can I book a ticket for the Ferry to Gedser?
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.
What payment options are available on board Ferries?
At Scandlines Ferries you can pay by EC card, credit card and cash (euros and Danish kroner) in restaurants and stores.
Do I have to make both journeys on one day with a combined ticket?
No, if you book the combination ticket for the Rostock–Gedser Ferry + Öresund Bridge or the Rostock–Gedser Ferry + Helsingør–Helsingborg Ferry —or in the reverse order—you don’t have to travel both legs on the same day. You have a total of 7 days to do so. You just need to decide which day you’ll take the Rostock–Gedser or Gedser–Rostock Ferry.
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.
Ferries from Warnemünde to Gedser?
No, the ferry connection between Warnemünde and Gedser was already discontinued in 1995 and the departures were transferred to the overseas port of Rostock.
