Denmark Travel Guide

If you're considering a ferry cruise to Denmark and are not quite sure where DFDS Seaways sail to or from, all the information is listed within this section.

After taking the ferry to Denmark , it will not be long before you understand why Hans Christian Andersen found such inspiration for his fabled story-telling here.

Denmark is a truly magical country where quaint timbered houses edge cobbled streets, the tree-lined banks of fjords twist inland and thousands of years of history simply ooze from every corner.

As you'll discover on your ferry cruise, Denmark is almost entirely surrounded by water, being made up of the Jutland Peninsular and over 400 islands, the largest being Funen and Sealand – each a country much unto itself. With this rich maritime history, sailing is one the best ways to visit Denmark.

Each of Denmark’s three largest areas has its own unique culture and folklore. Wherever you go, you’ll find the locals friendly, the scenery peaceful and the beaches perfect for families. Add the comfort of sailing on the DFDS Seaways cruise, and you have a great holiday.

Drive around Denmark at a leisurely pace – follow the famous Marguerite driving route.

Covering 3,600 kms of road the Marguerite route follows a scenic journey around Denmark, taking in ruins, castles, museums, Viking towns and villages, museums, forests and stunning coastlines.

The route is marked with road signs with a yellow and white marguerite daisy on a brown background. Just one small section of the route is on a motorway, the rest of the route meanders through the countryside or hugs the coast to show off the very best views of Denmark, it’s accessible for cars and motorbikes but is occasionally a narrow road making it difficult for caravans and buses. You could, of course, choose to split the route down and do sections of the route such as Jutland.

View a map of the Marguerite route

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