Scandlines operates 2 short distance, high frequency and large capacity ferry routes between Denmark, Germany and Sweden.
Symbolising the unity of the 3 nations, the different colours of the brand logo denote the countries that link the Scandlines route network in the southern Baltic; the yellow stands for Germany, red for Denmark and blue for Sweden.
From its humble beginnings as a short ferry link between Funen and Jutland in the 19th Century, Scandlines now operates 90,000 departures on 12 ships each year, transporting 15 million passengers, 3.3 million cars and 900,000 freight units in that time.
On-board each vessel you’ll find enticing dining options on all routes with something for every taste and every budget available. The ferries’ shops offer a wide range of spirits, wine, tobacco and sweets, as well as a special section for perfume and cosmetic products.
It’s worth noting that in 2012, Scandlines sold its Swedish routes in the Baltic Sea to Stena Line.
View Scandlines timetables, prices and book Scandlines ferry tickets with directferries.co.uk. Looking for an alternative route or ferry company to fit your plans? Don’t worry, we’ll also compare Scandlines with alternative ferry companies in your search to help you choose.
"Good Ferry ride"
Great trip across the Baltic Sea. Easy on and off experience, relaxing trip.
Read More Read Less"Couldn’t get in contact with Direct Ferries "
The fundamental service was good and nothing to complain about. The booking was done through direct ferries. When we where trapped in a one hour traffic jam in Berlin, we had to change our ticket, but could not find a telephone number to DF. We could get in contact with Scandlines, but they couldn’t help when ordered through DF.
Read More Read Less"Germany to Denmark "
Wonderful & efficient trip!
Read More Read Less"More please"
The main problem with this ferry trip is it is not long enough. You need more time to savour all the pleasures available on board.l
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