Ferry from Sweden to Denmark: best options.
On this page, you'll find more information about these routes, and guidance on how to get from Sweden to Denmark by ferry and via the Sontbridge.
Furthermore, you can find a handy ferry map overview and alternative routes you could consider.
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Map with routes from Sweden to Denmark.
This map shows you all the ferry routes between Sweden and Denmark and helps you choose the best one for your journey. You can adjust the map by zooming in and out. As you zoom in, you will see more details about the different ferry connections.
From Denmark to Sweden you can also travel by the Sontbridge crossing.
Ferry crossings from Sweden to Denmark + the Sontbridge
When travelling from Norway to Denmark there are 3 popular routes from Sweden to ‘mainland' Denmark by ferry. The options you can consider if you want to go by ferry are the following.
On some parts, Sweden and Denmark are located very close to each other. This makes that you can also travel from Sweden to Denmark by the relatively new Sontbridge which runs from close to Copenhagen to Malmö. And also between Helsingor and Helsingborg is just 5 km or 3.5 miles. With this ferry you'll be from Sweden to Denmark in just 20 minutes.
The Sontbridge is often combined with the ferry between Puttgarden and Rodby to travel further inwards Europe.
Depending on where you depart in Sweden you can look into the best options to travel to Denmark.
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In just 20 mins from Sweden to Denmark via 2 options
Sweden and Denmark have borders that are located pretty close to each other. If you take the ferry from Helsingor to Helsingborg it will take you only 20 minutes to get from Sweden to Denmark. Also via the Sontbridge / Oresundbridge it is only a 20 minutes drive to get from Denmark to Sweden and vice versa. Don't care to be somewhat longer on the ferry? Then you have more options to look for.
Ferry from Sweden to Denmark
Denmark ⇔ Sweden
Alternatives for a ferry from Sweden to Denmark
If your final destination isn't Denmark then you can look into some other ferry connections as well that depart from Sweden to Europe. Some ferries that would make sense are the ferries from Sweden to Germany and the ferries from Sweden to Poland.
When traveling to Germany you have quite a variety of options from Sweden. Most of these ferries are popular, especially during peak season. You have 7 options to choose from if you travel from Sweden to Germany.
A good choice from Gothenborg is the direct ferry to Kiel in Germany.
Sweden ⇔ Germany
Sweden ⇔ Poland
There are also ferries between Sweden and Poland. From Karlskrona there is a ferry to Gdynia., and there is a ferry from Swinoujscie to Trelleborg.
Świnoujście-Trelleborg
Karlskrona-Gdynia
From there you can drive to the the location of choice.
When traveling from Sweden to Denmark there is also the option for the Sontbridge. For the Sontbridge you do need a ticket as well. This route is the fastest from one to the other country together with the Helsingor Helsingborg connection.
Frequently asked questions ferry Sweden to Denmark
On all the ferries departing from Sweden to Denmark you can take your car. When booking your ticket you have to choose to bring your car.
On the crossings from Sweden to Denmark there are ferries from Stena Line, Bornholmslinjen, ForSea and Scandlines.
In only 20 minutes you can be from Sweden to Denmark. This is via the Helsingor-Helsingborg route and via the Copenhagen-Malmo bridge. From Halmstad to Grenaa is a bit longer but still only 4 hours and 30 mins. Frederikshavn-Gothenburg is around 3 hours and 15 mins.
If you're travelling from Sweden and travelling for other countries then Denmark it could also make sense to look into the connections to Sweden from Germany or the ferry from Sweden to Poland.
This is highly depending on the route you're sailing. The cheapest route from Sweden to Denmark is from Helsingor to Helsingborg (without Ystad to Ronne) this is also the shortest route with a total distance of only 5 km, A ticket on this route is around €33,-