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Boff

Hi again,

the Camping Card Scandinavia can be ordered on-line via this

Sharnor

Hi

We are planning a trip to Stockholm in June/July for the World Dog Show. We will be travelling up through Germany.

I believe that there are two ferries from the north of Germany. One that goes from Rostock to Trelleborg in Sweden and the shorter ferry goes from Bannesdorg to Rodbyhavn in Denmark. Has anyone had any experience with these two ferry routes?

Sharon

sallytrafic · Campsite DB Admin

Sharnor

GOOD GRIEF!!!!

Well - that answers that one then. Thanks Frank.

Sharon

twizz

This may not help much if it's way off your line of route, but we usually travel via Grenaa in Denmark to Varberg in Sweden. That avoids all the money-grabbing bridges and the ferry is not badly priced - the crossing takes about 4 hours. The trip up through north Germany can be very interesting if you have time for a stop or two, and the coast round Varberg is fantastic. If you want any further details, please come back.

christopherobin

Yes, Frank is right.
But it's two bridges.
In 2006 each bridge were about £48 each, each way for a 7m MH.

sallytrafic · Campsite DB Admin

teemyob

Hello there,

DFDS, DO take motorhomes in peak seasonon Newcastle-Norway SHB but space is very limited You would need to book very eraly in order to get space. In summer it is also very expensive.

Trev.

christopherobin

That will teach me to read all the thread before posting.

Chris Embarassed