Malmo Copenhagen Ferry
Ferry travel from Malmo to Copenhagen is a scenic and convenient journey across the Oresund Strait. The ferries offer comfortable seating, scenic views, and sometimes even onboard amenities like cafes and Wi-Fi. The ride provides a unique perspective of the coastline and the iconic Oresund Bridge that connects Sweden and Denmark.
When you arrive in Copenhagen, you’ll find yourself in the vibrant heart of the Danish capital. The ferry docks at the central port, making it easy to access popular attractions like Tivoli Gardens, Nyhavn, and the historic district. Expect a bustling, cosmopolitan atmosphere, with plenty of cafes, shops, and cultural sights to explore right at the waterfront.
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Wednesday, 25 February 2026
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About Malmo
Malmo Port, located in southern Sweden, is a major maritime hub strategically positioned on the Oresund Strait, connecting the Baltic Sea to the North Sea. Known for its modern facilities and efficient logistics, it serves as a key gateway for trade and transportation in the region. The port specialises in handling diverse cargo types, including vehicles, bulk goods, and containerised shipments, while also supporting passenger ferry services. Its proximity to the Öresund Bridge enhances connectivity to Denmark and the broader European market, making it a vital asset in the Scandinavian logistics network.
About Copenhagen
The Port of Copenhagen, located on the eastern coast of Denmark, is a bustling maritime hub known for its strategic position in the Øresund Strait, connecting the North Sea to the Baltic Sea.
It serves as a gateway for international trade, cruise tourism, and passenger ferries, making it one of the most important ports in Northern Europe. The port features modern facilities, including container terminals, logistics centres, and dedicated cruise ship docks, and it is surrounded by vibrant urban attractions like Nyhavn and the Little Mermaid statue. A blend of historical significance and cutting-edge infrastructure defines its unique character.
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