Puttgarden to Rodby Ferry

Travel across the Fehmarn Belt from Puttgarden in northern Germany to Rødby on the southern coast of Denmark – a swift and scenic ferry route that connects Central Europe to Scandinavia. Departing from the compact and efficient port of Puttgarden on the island of Fehmarn, the crossing to Rødby only takes about 45 minutes, making it a key link for both travellers and freight along the Berlin–Copenhagen corridor. Once in Rødby, you’ll find yourself well-positioned to explore Denmark’s islands, peaceful countryside, or continue onwards to major cities like Odense or Copenhagen.

Taking the ferry from Puttgarden to Rødby offers unmatched convenience, especially for road travellers, with frequent departures and the ability to stay in your vehicle if desired. The crossing is short yet enjoyable, giving you a moment to relax, stretch your legs, or take in the fresh sea air. Arriving by ferry into Rødby is not just practical – it’s a seamless way to transition between two cultures and landscapes in the heart of northern Europe.