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Scandlines Ferries is the largest ferry company in the southern part of the Baltic and operates 14 passenger and freight ferry lines. Scandlines makes ferry crossings between Denmark and Germany, Denmark and Sweden, Sweden and Germany, ferry crossings to the Baltic Countries and inside Denmark.

Tight management, high service and safety standards, a new and modernised fleet, plus a well-developed transport structure concept on the routes in the core Germany-Denmark-Sweden market have helped the Scandlines shipping company to grow into one of the largest and most efficient ferry providers in Europe. Furthermore, a large number of routes to the Baltic States offer additional alternatives for transport to and from Eastern Europe. 

The extensive route network operated by Scandlines not only benefits individuals travelling on holiday or business, it is also offers great advantages for forwarding agents and rail companies. Scandlines Ferries also offers a wide range of tax-free services, restaurants, caterings which ensures their customers a complete service on modern ferries.

The Rostock based ferry company has one of the largest and most extensive route networks in the Baltic Sea region. The Scandlines logo symbolises the most important Scandlines markets. The different colours of the triangle denote the countries that link together the Scandlines route network in the southern Baltic. The yellow stands for Germany, red for Denmark and blue for Sweden.

In Germany, Scandlines ferry is represented at 3 ports on the Baltic Sea with a total of 5 ferry routes to Denmark, Sweden, and Latvia. The best-known ferry line operated by Scandlines is probably the “Vogelfluglinie” between Puttgarden (Island of Fehmarn) and Rødby (Denmark).

Scandlines offers 3 ferry routes from Rostock: from Rostock to Trelleborg (Sweden) 3 times a day, and an amazing 9 departures every day to Gedser in Denmark. In addition, there are 4 departures a week to Ventspils in Latvia. The shortest crossing to Sweden with 5 departures a day is the traditional “Königslinie” between Sassnitz (Island of Rügen) and Trelleborg (Sweden).