Esbjerg Ferry Port Information
Esbjerg is located on the south west coast of Denmark. As well as being famous for its maritime heritage Esbjerg has a thriving tourist centre with parks, gardens, churches and museums.
The town has cafés and restaurants in its thriving traffic free centre. Sightseeing could include a visit to its pre historic monuments and deerpark. Esbjerg was established in 1868 so at only 142 years old Esbjerg is one of Denmark's newest cities.
The area has excellent beaches that are a perfect location for relaxing and discovering. Esbjerg is well connected by its railways. Trains run to Copenhagen every other hour taking 3 hours.
Esbjerg Ferry Terminal Services
Esbjerg Port facilities include a shop providing refreshments, snacks and and local produce, cafes, lavatories and a lounge area. There is wheelchair access to all areas of the ferry terminal.
DFDS Seaways operate the ferry crossings from Esbjerg to Harwich. There are 3 crossings a week taking 18 hours 15 minutes.
via a single passenger ferry route at an average of just four sailings per week. The ferry crossing will take 16 hours.
Travelling to Denmark via ferry will mean a DFDS Seaways ferry crossing from Harwich to Esjberg. This Danish ferry port is a twenty minute walk from the city centre. Trains to and from Copenhagen connect directly with arriving ferries.
Esbjerg Ferry Port Directions
Esbjerg Ferry Port by Car:
Access to the port is via the E20 motorway. Continue into Esbjerg and turn left at Dokvej. Follow signs saying 'England' and continue following signs saying 'Esbjerg Havn'.
Esbjerg Ferry Port by Train:
The nearest train station is Esbjerg Town railway station. From there you can either get a taxi to the port or a local bus which regularly travels to Esbjerg ferry terminal.