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Check the Rostock Gedser ferry timetable for today, tomorrow or a later travel date. Use the departure overview to compare sailing times in both directions between Germany and Denmark.
Use the timetable below to check ferry departures from Rostock to Gedser. Select a date and the number of days you want to view.
Below is the schedule for ferries departing from Gedser and for vessels arriving in Rostock. This overview helps you check current sailing times and plan your crossing accordingly.Β
The timetable above gives the planned departures for both directions. The route is a short Baltic Sea crossing, but it is still worth checking the exact sailing time before you drive to the port. Rostock Gedser is mainly used by cars, campers, freight traffic and travellers continuing towards Denmark, Copenhagen or Sweden.
Choose this direction if you are travelling from Germany towards Denmark, Copenhagen, Zealand or Sweden. If you are driving north, check the sailing time first and then plan your arrival at Rostock ferry port. In busy periods, the best departure is not always the next departure, but the one that fits your driving time and ticket type.
Choose this direction for the return trip from Denmark to Germany. The crossing time is the same, but the departure pattern can differ from the Rostock side. Check the Gedser port details before travelling, especially if you are arriving with a car, camper or trailer.
Scandlines is not a small local ferry operator. Across its two German-Danish ferry routes, Puttgarden RΓΈdby and Rostock Gedser, the company reported close to 6.4 million passengers, more than 1.6 million cars and around 700,000 freight units in 2024. That scale explains why the timetable is important: the route is used by tourists, commuters, freight traffic and long-distance road travellers.
Scandlines mentions up to 20 departures per day on the Rostock Gedser route. In practice, the number depends on the travel date, direction and season.
The crossing takes about 2 hours. Scandlines gives the route distance as about 52 km.
The route is mainly operated by the Scandlines ferries M/V Berlin and M/V Copenhagen.
The Scandlines vessel data for Berlin and Copenhagen lists a maximum passenger capacity of 1,464 passengers per ferry.
Yes. It is the same ferry route, but each direction has its own departure times. Always check the timetable for the direction you are travelling.
After checking the timetable, continue to the prices and tickets page for fare information and booking notes.
