Cheapest Ferry Tickets To Denmark 2008

The ferry is both the cheapest and most environmentally friendly way to get to Denmark. If you want to find great deals, then the cheapest way to buy ferry tickets to Denmark is to them book in advance and to book them on the internet. Furhtermore, the more in advance you are able to book, the cheaper you will find that your ferry tickets to Denmark are. The ferry crossing takes around 19hrs giving you a relaxed cruise crossing with a variety of onboard entertainment.

Harwich to Esbjerg is a 3-4 times weekly service by DFDS Seaways from Harwich in Essex to the Danish port of Esbjerg. The journey time is around 19 hours so you get a comfortable cabin so that you arrive on your journey well rested. The ships have lots of entertainment too, so that your whole family will start your holiday the minute you step on the ship.

This ferry route is served by the Dana Sirena, owned by DFDS Seaways This ship has a restaurant, bar and cafe, the Columbus lounge, which is a night club with live music, a games room and onboard shopping.

Your ferry ticket to Denmark gives you a choice of cabins all of which have a private shower and on suite WC, from the standard Seaways class, to the more luxurious Sirena and Commodore classes. All cabins (except 6 berth cabins) include a TV with movies on demand, mini bar and complimentary breakfast. Those travelling in a Commodore class cabin also have exclusive access to the private Commodore class lounge which offers snacks, fruit and drinks as well as free internet access, and a complimentary bar, a Widescreen Television, and a view from the rear of the ship.

For the kids, DFDS Seaways offers a kids club with puzzles, games and even colouring in their ‘Kidz Club’.

Once you have disembarked from the ferry, Denmark is beautiful country with lots to see. The city of Esbjerg itself is a popular maritime museum, sea aquarium and art museum. Of course you can visit the capital city Copenhagen, see the statue of Hans Christian Anderson’s famous mermaid, visit the world famous Tivoli gardens, take a ride at the Bakken Amusement Park, which is the oldest amusement park in the world or visit Copenhagen Zoo. Of course if you have children a trip the Billund is a must, to visit the original Legoland Park.

DFDS Seaways offer one ferry to Denmark: Harwich to Esbjerg