How do you get from Denmark to England Cheaply without flying?
jmtredford asked:
Hello, I would like get from anywhere in Denmark to anywhere in England. I don’t mind how long it takes, or how far in advance you have to book, but I don’t want to fly there, and I’d rather keep the cost of travelling as low as possible. Any tips?
Hello, I would like get from anywhere in Denmark to anywhere in England. I don’t mind how long it takes, or how far in advance you have to book, but I don’t want to fly there, and I’d rather keep the cost of travelling as low as possible. Any tips?
Can you swim?
Breaststroke. Happy landings!
they have a ferry
i am afraid there are no lo-cost ferry and train companies – just lo-cost air. So cheap is not an option. Although i did do it a while back (but in reverse); ferry from hull to sweden – ferry from sweden to copenhagen – cost a fortune (but i did not pay for it!!)
that’s pretty good idea!!! hehehehe well i can say that cheap won’t be you can take a ferry i dont know the details, but anyways the cheapest will be flying with ryanair or easyjet… good luck
A rubber dinghy is quite cheap.
Ferry from Esjberg to Harwich with DFDS Seaways. £31 / €47 / DKR 351 as a foot passenger. Takes about 18 hours.
The answer above me (Trevors answer) is good. I have taken that ferry before, and it is a nice way to travel. You have a place to sleep, and there are a lot to do on the ferry. Also you can get connected to the ferry station in Esbjerg from any train station in Denmark. Have a look on for trains to Esbjerg. And when you land in England, you can take the train to London.
You can also take a bus through eurolines for 699 Danish Kroner. I have done that before, and it is not comfortable at all – I **** sitting up and sleeping. It drives through Amsterdam, and it includes a short ferry trip to England from France (if I remember correctly).
I think flying is your best bet for a cheap flight. I know you don’t want to fly though…
Look into ships you could get on…they may have boats that go from the UK to Denmark.
Another option would be to take a boat/train to France and then rent a car and drive it.
jack is right, swim for free, if u cant swim; try to walk on the sea
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