Copenhagen Ferry Port Information
Copenhagen the capital of Denmark was already a trading and fishing centre by the early 11th century. It is Scandinavia's most vibrant capital based around two islands Sjaelland and Amager and a harbour it is an exciting destination for passengers taking a ferry to Denmark. 'Copenhagen' means 'harbour of the merchants'.
Today Copenhagen has a multitude of fine parks and you will also find an elaborate system of bike paths throughout the city. Its skyline is very horizontal and for this reason Copenhagen is also known as the city of spires since it is the many spires of churches and castles that break the uniformity.
There are 3 beaches surrounding Copenhagen and all within a short distance of the city centre.
The Copenhagen ferry currently connects with Oslo in Norway and docks very close to Nyhavn, a few minutes' walk from the city centre providing instant access to Copenhagen's vast rail and bus network.
Copenhagen Ferry Services
Copenhagen ferry port provides ferry crossings from Copenhagen to Oslo in Norway and Copenhagen to Swinoujscie in Poland and handles more than four million passengers annually.
Copenhagen ferry port facility has many amenities including currency exchange, restaurants, cafés and shops. There is good access for wheelchairs and disbaled toilets within the terminal building.
Both short term and long term car parking spaces are available next to the ferry terminal building.
DFDS Seaways operates ferry crossings from Copenhagen to Oslo. The service operates overnight daily. Both ferries depart both cities in the early evening, arriving next morning. Journey time is 16 hours 30 minutes.
The ferry service between the Copehagen to Swinoujscie in Poland is operated by the Polish ferry company Polferries. There are 5 crossings per week taking 11 hours.