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Gedser Ferry Address

Port of Gedser
9 Olderfleet Road,
Gedser,
County Antrim,
BT40 1AS,
Northern Ireland

Gedser Port Location Map
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Gedser Port Ferry Overview

Gedser is a town at the southern tip of the Danish island of Falster in Guldborgsund Municipality, Region Sjælland, and the southernmost town in Denmark. Situated in the southernmost point of Denmark, it is a port town of Falster island on the Baltic Sea. The European route E55 (Helsingborg-Kalamata) passes through the center of the village.

Due to Gedser's location towards the South of the Country a number of ferry services, past and present have operated between Gedser and ports in Germany.

Currently there is one car ferry route from Gedser to Rostock, Germany and is the most direct route between Copenhagen and Berlin. This route has been operating since 1995 and is servied by ferry operator, Scandlines. Formerly, there were also train and car ferry lines to Großenbrode (1951 - 1963) and Warnemünde (1903 - 1995) and a car ferry line to Travemünde (1963 -1990), all in Germany.

Gedser is southernmost town in Denmark

Ferries from Gedser
Ferry Operator		Ferry Route
	Scandlines	Gedser - Rostock

Alternative Route
Ferry Operator		Ferry Route
	Scandlines	Rodby - Puttgarden
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Gedser Port Directions

By Car - Take the E47 motorway towards Roedby. Take the exit at junction 44 and turn left for Nykoebing. Continue on E55 till you reach Nykoebing. In Nykoebing turn left towards Gedser. When reaching Gedser follow signs to the port.

By Train - The old train station in Gedser is served by a lone train per day departing Copenhagen in the morning, arriving 2 hours later at early noon and returning around 11AM.

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