Denmark, located in Northern Europe, is a land rich in history, culture and breathtaking landscapes. Surrounded by the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, it offers attractions from picturesque fishing villages to modern cosmopolitan cities. Thanks to its strategic position, it’s easily reachable by sea through numerous ferry connections.
Traveling by ferry to Denmark is simple and convenient, with regular crossings from major ports in Norway, Sweden and Iceland to Danish ports such as Hirtshals, Frederikshavn, Grenaa, Helsingor and Copenhagen. Routes allow for both vehicle and foot passengers, ensuring flexibility and comfort.
Below are the main destinations / ports connected to Denmark:
Fjord Line: Norway ⇄ Denmark routes; cabins and seats, restaurants, lounges and family‑friendly services.
Stena Line: Sweden ⇄ Denmark routes; comfortable cabins, restaurants, bar and relaxation areas.Prices for ferries to Denmark vary depending on season, ferry company and type of accommodation. Here are some ways to save:
To travel smoothly, here are some practical boarding tips:
Hirtshals and Frederikshavn are the main gateways to Denmark. Copenhagen, the capital, offers culture, museums and a lively food scene.
🌴 For nature lovers, the Danish islands and coast offer beaches, cycling routes and spectacular landscapes. Spring and summer are ideal for outdoor activities and beach vacations.
🍴 Danish cuisine features traditional dishes like smørrebrød, fresh fish and typical desserts. At local markets you can find handcrafted products and specialties to bring home.
ℹ Practical info: the currency is the Danish Krone (DKK), driving is on the right, and the official language is Danish — though many locals also speak English, especially in tourist areas.