Denmark Ferry Timetable
Scandlines connects Germany with Denmark: Puttgarden - Rødby in 45 minutes (up to 47 departures a day) and Rostock - Gedser in 2 hours (up to 12 departures a day).
Denmark Ferry Timetable - Your Questions
FAQ - Denmark Ferry Timetable
Frequently asked questions about the Denmark ferry timetable, departure times, and seasonal changes.
Which ferries run from Germany to Denmark?+
Scandlines operates two direct routes across the Baltic Sea: Puttgarden - Rødby across the Fehmarnbelt in around 45 minutes, and Rostock - Gedser to Falster in around 2 hours. For Bornholm, a direct ferry runs Sassnitz - Rønne from the island of Rügen. The timetable above shows which connection sails when for your travel date.
How often do the ferries to Denmark run, and at what times?+
Both Baltic Sea routes run around the clock: Puttgarden - Rødby with up to 47 departures a day at 30-minute intervals, and Rostock - Gedser with up to 12 departures a day, including night sailings. Extra crossings are added during the summer season. The exact times for your travel day are shown in the timetable above.
Do departure times change with the season?+
No route pauses in winter, but the frequency varies: ferry operators add extra departures in summer, while the schedule is thinner from November to March. It can also differ on public holidays. Always check departures for your specific date, and book early for the summer months.
How do I find departures for my travel date?+
Set the date above and filter by departure and destination port. You will then see all departures for that day with time and crossing duration. Use the return tab to see the opposite direction. You can book any connection directly from its row - the price depends on date and vehicle, and is shown in the booking window.