Important booking notice: This website provides independent travel and ticket information. We do not sell ferry tickets, process reservations or accept payments. For purchases and current availability, please use the official ferry operator's booking channels.
Tickets
Ferry Tickets
Ferry operators sell tickets for people and vehicles. Scandlines tickets are typically sold per vehicle (including a set number of passengers) or per foot passenger, with separate prices for bicycles, motorcycles, campervans and trailers. Scandlines ferry tickets may be for a specific departure or allow more flexibility.
A scandlines ticket booking or scandlines ferry ticket purchase is completed through the operator. Scandlines online tickets are normally delivered as a booking reference or e-ticket, and some terminals recognise vehicles by licence plate. Always read the conditions shown at checkout.
Ferry Booking
The general scandlines booking process looks like this:
- Choose the route and direction.
- Select travel date and preferred departure.
- Enter your vehicle type and dimensions, and the number of passengers.
- Compare ticket types and their conditions.
- Pay on the official site and save your confirmation.
A scandlines ferry booking or scandlines ferry reservation made in advance gives certainty in busy periods. When you book scandlines ferry online through scandlines online booking, double-check names, vehicle plate and dates before paying.
Online Ticket Information
If you want to buy scandlines tickets, use the official channels only — the operator's website, app or terminal sales points. Scandlines tickets online and scandlines car ferry booking are not available on this website.
Official Scandlines booking website
External link to scandlines.com, opens in a new tab. Be cautious of unofficial sites that ask for card details.
Ferry Prices
Scandlines ferry prices vary. Key factors include:
- Ticket price differences between fixed and flexible fares.
- Vehicle categories — car, van, camper, motorcycle, trailer or caravan.
- Travel dates — summer, weekends and holidays are busier.
- Advance booking — earlier booking can mean lower prices.
- Fare conditions — changes and refunds may cost more.
- One-way and return fares — compare both options.