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A private car from Copenhagen to Hamburg with a chauffeur takes about 4.5 hours via the Rødby–Puttgarden ferry (a 45-minute crossing), or about 5 hours by road over the Great Belt and through Jutland. Berlin is about 6–7 hours. We quote one fixed price including the ferry or bridge tolls, VAT and comfort stops, door to door.
Copenhagen and Hamburg are only about 300 km apart as the crow flies, but the Fehmarn Belt still separates them. The planned tunnel isn't open yet, so the fastest route is still the ferry from Rødby on Lolland to Puttgarden on Fehmarn. A chauffeur is a comfortable way to make the trip with luggage, family or colleagues, especially when trains are disrupted or you have business stops on the way.
| Route | Time | Crossing |
|---|---|---|
| Copenhagen → Rødby → ferry → Puttgarden → Hamburg | ~4.5 h | Scandlines ferry, ~45 min |
| Copenhagen → Great Belt → Jutland → Flensburg → Hamburg | ~5 h | Great Belt Bridge |
| Copenhagen → Gedser → ferry → Rostock → Berlin | ~6–7 h | Scandlines ferry, ~2 h |
Ferry timetables and prices are published by Scandlines. The Fehmarnbelt tunnel project is described by Femern A/S. We choose the route based on ferry times, traffic and your schedule.
We quote one fixed price per car, based on the vehicle, route and exact addresses, including the ferry or bridge tolls, VAT and the chauffeur's return. Electric vehicles are used where charging suits the route; for some long cross-border trips we may recommend a combustion vehicle to keep the schedule tight. See long-distance chauffeur service and prices.
“Our train got stopped in Slagelse about 1.5 hrs outside of Copenhagen. We needed to make a ferry and Usman was very nice, calm, and helpful during this stressful situation. Our driver was Shoaib and he was very nice and professional. The vehicle was clean.”
Google review, 5 stars
German-speaking travellers can also read our guide for German travellers. Heading north instead? See Copenhagen to Stockholm.
Send your pickup, destination and date. We'll plan the route and quote one price including the crossing.
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About 4.5 hours via the Rødby–Puttgarden ferry, or about 5 hours over the Great Belt Bridge and through Jutland.
Yes. Ferry fares and bridge tolls are included in our fixed quote.
Yes. The usual route takes the Gedser–Rostock ferry, and the whole trip takes about 6–7 hours.
No, not yet. Until it opens, the fastest route to Hamburg uses the Rødby–Puttgarden ferry.
Yes. Stops in Lübeck, Kiel or elsewhere can be added to the plan and the quote.
Header photo: Rødby–Puttgarden ferry. Photo: EHRENBERG Kommunikation / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped
Photo: Speicherstadt warehouse district, Hamburg. Photo: Dietmar Rabich / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
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