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Rostock-Gedser

About us

rostock-gedser.net covers one connection: the Scandlines ferry across the Baltic Sea between Rostock and Gedser on Falster. Scandlines is the operator of this route and runs it with the hybrid ferries Berlin and Copenhagen. We bring together the timetable, prices, the ports on both sides and check-in for this one crossing.

For most travellers, these two hours at sea are not a destination but one leg of the journey: they replace the long detour overland to Denmark. That is why everything here revolves around connections. Which departure fits your drive to Rostock, when does check-in close at the port, how do you get from Gedser on to Copenhagen, and when is the combined ticket with the Øresund Bridge worth it for the trip to Sweden? We organise the timetable, prices, ships and directions to the ports around these questions, for travel by car, by motorhome, with a dog and on foot.

What this site is not

rostock-gedser.net is an independent guide. We are not the official Scandlines website; the operator's official site is scandlines.de. We are not a Denmark travel guide and do not cover any other ferry route, and we deliberately leave out hotel bookings, flights and car hire. Bookings are made through Scandlines, where current prices, availability and terms apply.

Key facts

Website
rostock-gedser.net, an independent guide to the Rostock-Gedser ferry route
Subject
The Scandlines ferry from Rostock to Gedser across the Baltic Sea to Denmark
Ferry operator
Scandlines, which runs the route with the hybrid ferries Berlin and Copenhagen
Booking
through Scandlines, where current prices, availability and terms apply
Languages
6 language versions, German is the primary edition
Content
Timetable, prices, ships, ports, check-in, travelling with a dog, combined ticket with the Øresund Bridge