Scandlines

About

Scandlines has been a cornerstone of Baltic Sea ferry travel for decades, offering efficient and reliable connections between Germany and Denmark. Renowned for their commitment to sustainability and customer convenience, Scandlines primarily operates on two vital short-sea routes: Rostock (Germany) to Gedser (Denmark) and Puttgarden (Germany) to Rødby (Denmark). These routes are crucial lifelines for both freight and passenger traffic, providing a seamless bridge across the Fehmarnbelt and the Baltic Sea. The Scandlines fleet features impressive hybrid ferries, combining traditional diesel engines with battery power. This innovative approach significantly reduces emissions and showcases their dedication to environmental protection. Onboard, passengers can expect a comfortable and enjoyable journey. Facilities typically include spacious lounges, well-stocked duty-free shops offering a wide range of goods, and various dining options from quick snacks to à la carte restaurants, catering to all tastes. The short crossing times make Scandlines an ideal choice for day trips, business travel, or as a convenient link for longer European adventures. What truly sets Scandlines apart is their punctuality, frequent departures, and their focus on providing a smooth, fuss-free travel experience, making them a top choice for travelers seeking efficiency and comfort on the Baltic Sea.

Key Facts

Country
Denmark, Germany
Active routes
1
Operates between
Denmark, Germany

Scandlines Ferry Routes

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Scandlines Fleet

VesselTypeBuiltPassengersVehicles
BerlinHybrid Ferry20161300460 cars or 36 trucks
CopenhagenHybrid Ferry20161300460 cars or 36 trucks
DeutschlandHybrid Ferry19981200460 cars or 36 trucks
Kronprins FrederikRoPax19811200300 cars
Prins RichardHybrid Ferry19971200364 cars or 36 trucks
Prinsesse BenedikteHybrid Ferry19971200364 cars or 36 trucks
Schleswig-HolsteinHybrid Ferry19971200364 cars or 36 trucks