The Port of Gedser is located on the southern tip of the Danish island of Falster, and is known for its ferry connection to Rostock, Germany. It serves as a key gateway for travellers travelling between Denmark and Germany, offering regular ferry services operated by Scandlines. While the port is primarily known for ferry operations, it also accommodates smaller bulk vessels, supply ships, and crew vessels, making it a versatile maritime hub.
Gedser’s proximity to the T-route and its strategic position in southern Denmark makes it an important location for passenger ferry services and commercial shipping. The port offers various services and facilities to support ferry passengers and vessels. This includes smooth embarkation procedures and amenities designed to ensure a convenient travel experience.

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Upon arrival at Gedser port, there will be well-signposted lanes leading up to welcome you to the Scandlines check-in area. There are multiple lanes for different vehicle types. Blue lanes are for cars under 6 metres. Yellow lanes are for cars over 6 metres, trailers, caravans, motorhomes, motorcycles and bicycles. Foot passengers with a bicycle will board with other vehicles using the bicycle lane at entry. Port staff will be able to assist you throughout the process. Vehicles will continue past the check-in lanes and be directly within the embarkment area. The embarkment area is the same for all passengers, however, the check-in procedure will differ for motorists and foot passengers.
Modes of Transport: Bicycle, Standard Car, Motorcycle, Van (passenger)


Everything was very clean and well-maintained. The vehicle exchange was incredibly quick. The staff were very nice and friendly.
We didn't suffer a shipwreck. So all in all, a successful crossing.
The crossing in the strong winds was great fun. Going up and down was no problem.