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Use the ferry port terminal (see map), stand with a sign where the cars enter while passing by slowly, taking a good glance at your destination. There are mostly Germans heading south, among them many going to [[Berlin]] (indicated with a "B" on the number plate). Chances are probably best 1-2 hours before departure of the ferry. Fees are paid by car, not by passenger. | Use the ferry port terminal (see map), stand with a sign where the cars enter while passing by slowly, taking a good glance at your destination. There are mostly Germans heading south, among them many going to [[Berlin]] (indicated with a "B" on the number plate). Chances are probably best 1-2 hours before departure of the ferry. Fees are paid by car, not by passenger. | ||
| − | : ''We tried on January 3, in deepest winter, but on a sunny day, got lucky with a ferry to Rostock and made it all the way to Berlin. Make sure you don't carry anything illegal with you. The ferry | + | : ''We tried on January 3, in deepest winter, but on a sunny day, got lucky with a ferry to Rostock and made it all the way to Berlin. Make sure you don't carry anything illegal with you. The ferry departs at 15:30 and you might want to check on the passenger terminal at about 15:00 to make sure you don't miss it, in case no-one picks you up. Drivers are getting more hectic afterwards and tend to ignore you, but it might still be possible. Anyway, if you don't make it: the ferry fee for students to Travemünde would be €15 per person.'' |
[[Category:Sweden]] | [[Category:Sweden]] | ||
{{IsIn|Skåne}} | {{IsIn|Skåne}} | ||
Revision as of 18:15, 7 January 2011
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Trelleborg is a city in Skåne (English: Scania), south of Malmö and a highly frequented passway to/from Germany, Denmark, Poland and, of course, Sweden.
Hitching out
South towards Berlin, Rostock, Travemünde, Sassnitz (Rügen) (all Germany) and Poland
Use the ferry port terminal (see map), stand with a sign where the cars enter while passing by slowly, taking a good glance at your destination. There are mostly Germans heading south, among them many going to Berlin (indicated with a "B" on the number plate). Chances are probably best 1-2 hours before departure of the ferry. Fees are paid by car, not by passenger.
- We tried on January 3, in deepest winter, but on a sunny day, got lucky with a ferry to Rostock and made it all the way to Berlin. Make sure you don't carry anything illegal with you. The ferry departs at 15:30 and you might want to check on the passenger terminal at about 15:00 to make sure you don't miss it, in case no-one picks you up. Drivers are getting more hectic afterwards and tend to ignore you, but it might still be possible. Anyway, if you don't make it: the ferry fee for students to Travemünde would be €15 per person.
