Ferry Denmark
Fynshav - Bøjden
The quick shortcut between Jutland and Funen, a relaxed crossing of the Danish Baltic Sea with Alslinjen
- Up to 16 departures a day, year-round between Als and Funen
- Just a 40-minute crossing on the electric ferry Nerthus
- Lowprice ticket includes a car and up to 9 people
Route guide
Fynshav - Bøjden ferry at a glance
Table of Contents
Everything about the Fynshav - Bøjden route with Alslinjen: getting to the ports, check-in times, facilities on board the electric ferry Nerthus, vehicle and pet rules, and onward travel on Funen.
Getting there and the terminal
The ferry departs from Fynshav at the eastern end of the island of Als. For your sat nav, enter Færgevej 2A, 6440 Augustenborg. Coming from Germany, take the E45 to the Sønderborg exit, then follow road 8 via Augustenborg to Fynshav; it's around 60-70 km from the German-Danish border. Once there, follow the signs to the ferry terminal, where parking is right at the terminal.
The destination port, Bøjden, lies on the southwest coast of Funen at Bøjdenlandevej 49, 5600 Faaborg, a good 10 km from Faaborg. Alslinjen is the only operator on this route, so there's no need to search for the right terminal. Foot passengers buy their ticket from the machine at the port; staff are on site in Fynshav from 10:00 and in Bøjden from 10:30 until the last departure.
Check-in and departure
With a Standard ticket for a car, motorbike, moped, bicycle or as a foot passenger, you need to check in at least 15 minutes before departure. With a commuter or Bizz card and advance booking, 5 minutes is enough, while larger combinations such as a motorhome with trailer or an articulated lorry need 30 minutes. With Brobizz, check-in happens automatically: stick the tag to the windscreen, drive into the marked lane and roll on board.
Fynshav - Bøjden is a purely domestic route within Denmark, so there are no border checks and you don't need a passport for this crossing.
On board
The route is served by the fully electric ferry E/F Nerthus, named "Shortsea Ferry of the Year" at the 2025 Ferry Shipping Summit. On board you'll find a bistro serving smørrebrød, hot dogs and hot meals, the Barista's Coffee Shop, and free Wi-Fi with a good connection. The spacious lounge offers plenty of seating, plus a children's area, so the 40-minute crossing passes quickly.
Vehicles, bikes and pets
Cars, motorbikes, mopeds and bicycles can all travel, and you can also come as a foot passenger. If you're travelling with a motorhome, you'll find the details in our motorhome guide; enter your vehicle dimensions correctly when booking, as longer vehicles cost more. Pets are welcome on board in the designated areas: dogs on a short lead in the dog area, other animals in a carrier. More on this in our dogs and pets guide.
Arrival and onward travel
The ferry arrives in Bøjden at the southwest tip of Funen. Faaborg is around 10 km away, and from there you can easily reach Odense with the H.C. Andersen House, Egeskov Castle or Svendborg within a single day's drive. Bøjden has no railway station of its own; the nearest transport hub for onward travel by bus is Faaborg. Heading back towards Als, road 8 takes you back to Sønderborg and onto the E45.
Tickets and fares
Alslinjen offers the crossing in two fares: the cheap Lowprice ticket, which is bookable online only and non-refundable, and the flexible Standard ticket, which you can rebook and refund free of charge. Both cover one car and up to nine people, with reduced fares for children. Booking early online gets you the best price; the current price for your travel date is shown in the booking window.
Fynshav - Bøjden
By ferry from the island of Als to Funen
The Fynshav - Bøjden route links the island of Als in southern Jutland with Funen, and in just 40 minutes. As a practical shortcut, this ferry crossing saves you long detours over bridges and motorways, while giving you a break from driving at the same time.
The route is operated year-round by Alslinjen (part of the Molslinjen group) with the fully electric ferry E/F Nerthus, named "Shortsea Ferry of the Year" in 2025. On board you'll find a bistro, the Barista's Coffee Shop and free Wi-Fi. Whether you travel by car, motorhome, bicycle or on foot, Fynshav - Bøjden is a convenient gateway to Funen, with Egeskov Castle, the H.C. Andersen House in Odense and the harbour town of Faaborg all within easy reach.
- Crossing
- 40 min
- Operator
- Alslinjen
- Frequency
- up to 16x daily
- From price
- DKK 139
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FAQ Fynshav - Bøjden
Frequently asked questions
Questions and answers about the Fynshav - Bøjden ferry connection
Which ferry company operates the Fynshav - Bøjden route? +
The ferry between Fynshav and Bøjden is operated by Alslinjen, a brand of the Danish ferry company Molslinjen. It is the only ferry operator on this route.
How long does the crossing from Fynshav to Bøjden take? +
The crossing takes around 40 minutes. The route is served by the fully electric ferry E/F Nerthus, named "Shortsea Ferry of the Year" at the 2025 Ferry Shipping Summit.
How often does the Fynshav - Bøjden ferry run? +
Alslinjen runs up to 16 departures a day, around seven to eight in each direction. Ferries leave Fynshav on the even hours and Bøjden on the odd hours, roughly from 06:00 to 20:00. You'll find the current times in the timetable.
What does the crossing cost and what fares are available? +
Alslinjen offers two fares. The Lowprice ticket is cheap, bookable online only and non-refundable. The Standard ticket can be rebooked and refunded free of charge. Both cover one car and up to nine people, with reduced fares for children. The current price for your travel date is shown in the booking window; you can compare fares across all Denmark routes in the price overview.
Can I bring my car or motorhome? +
Yes. Cars, motorhomes, motorbikes, mopeds and bicycles are all welcome, and you can also travel as a foot passenger. Enter your vehicle dimensions correctly when booking, as longer vehicles cost more. Everything about bringing a motorhome is covered in our motorhome guide.
Can I bring my dog on board? +
Yes, pets are welcome in the designated areas. Dogs must be kept on a short lead in the dog area, while other animals travel in a carrier. Find out more under Dogs and pets.
How early do I need to be at the port before departure? +
With a Standard ticket, you need to check in at least 15 minutes before departure. With a commuter or Bizz card and advance booking, 5 minutes is enough, while larger vehicles with a trailer need 30 minutes. Allow extra time during the high season.