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'''====How to get to the port'''====

'''Trucks'''====Cars==== Before the port A bit further, there is big parking place for trucks and lorries (about 1km square)a car park, just in front of a ticket office. It is very easy You can probably try to get a ride over lift asking drivers there. Many vehicles Usually you have to explain that they pay for car and not for amount of people, but correct number of passengers must be on Polish, Romanian, Turkish their ticket. Changing booking is free of charge and Slovak numberstakes less than a minute. But Always have your documents ready to show to drivers, so they know you should find some English, Irish or German ones as wellare not an illegal immigrant. '''Cars'''

A bit further, there is a car park, just in front of a ticket office. You can probably try to get a lift asking drivers there. Usually you have to explain that they pay for car and not for amount of people, but correct number of passengers must be ====Once on their ticket. Changing booking is free of charge and takes less than a minute. Have always your documents ready to show to drivers, so they know you are not illegal immigrant.(I didn't try hitching there though)--------------------------the ferry====Once you are on the ferry, it is an excellent idea to ask around for a lift. It is far easier to do this, than to hitchhike when you land. The best tactic is to approach individuals directly and say something like "Excuse me, sorry to bother you. I am trying to hitch-hike hitchhike to [''destination'']. I don't suppose you could give me a lift in that direction?" Most people on the boat will speak English. Do not try to get a lift by standing at the stairs from the car deck with a sign. It does not work well.