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| − | '''Gedser''' is a place in [[Denmark]] where you can take the [[ferry]] to and from [[Rostock]]. | + | '''Gedser''' is a place in [[Denmark]] where you can take the [[hitchhiking a boat|ferry]] to and from [[Rostock]]. |
== Hitchhiking out == | == Hitchhiking out == | ||
Revision as of 03:12, 8 October 2011
Gedser is a place in Denmark where you can take the ferry to and from Rostock.
Hitchhiking out
North on E 55 towards Nykøbing Falster, E 47, Copenhagen
There are no good places to stand to hitch, but just out of the Scandlines ferry terminal there is a place you can stand just before a street to the right and cars have the possibility to stop. Basically walk away from the ferry next to where the cars are driving and you will see it. Trucks must stop and pay the toll for the road so it is possible to ask drivers. DK trucks are not allowed to take passengers so focus on other trucks.
If you get stuck there is bus 39 that drives to Nykøbing Falster which costs 5€ and is the only transport in Gedser. There is no bus between 11pm and 4am. It can be easier hitching from Nykøbing F because there are more cars.
The closest city is Nykøbing Falster then Nørre Alslev and after the bridge you are on Zealand. Petrol stations are located on the joint E47/E55 towards Copenhagen at Tappernøje and Karlslunde.
South towards Germany
According to Scandlines' website, the ferry to Rostock charges by vehicle regardless of the number of passengers, so it is hypothetically possible to hitch a ride with a car. Ferries are every 2 hours from 7:00 to 21:00, cars can take up to 9 passengers. If you buy a ticket it will cost 14€. The timetable can be found here.
