Germany to Sweden - Bridge or ferry??

[Deleted member 3011]

About to head from Hamburg to Oslo and am happy to bypass Copenhagen if it is an advantage so would appreciate any comments on whether the shortcut via the ferry at Puttgarden is worth using or is it as cheap and faster to go via the road through Odengen and Copenhagen to Malmo.

Costs and travelling times??

 

[Deleted member 207]

Glad to see you made it to Europe, how's the trip going so far?

Its probably too late now for any worthwhile advice.

Avoid the Malmo - Goteborg - Oslo road for overnighting, we were warned off last year as its abit of a hot spot for thieving.

 

[Deleted member 3011]

No problems so far, although we decided that the MH we bought in Amsterdam really wasn't what we needed to keep doing this 6 months here and 6 months back home for several years -- so bought a much newer, much more modern, bigger but of course more expensive MH in Germany. Like driving a car instead of a tractor.
Must comment that the fabled Dutch 128 and a half point annual safety check is a total myth and is obviously quite open to being carried out by people with very selective eyesight.

 

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storebelt bridge

cheaper by the storebelt bridge ,,,link below http://translate.google.co.uk/trans...lt&prev=/search?q=storebelt+bridge&hl=en&sa=G
aproximately £32 each way even if you add on the extra 200 miles and about 4 hours time it is cheaper than putgarden /roadby which costs an average =£60to £70 each way ferry price below http://www.scandlines.de/en/passage/prices/a_pl_popup_en_pl_purf.htm
hp
or use this link to scan lines
http://www.scandlines.de/en/passage/prices/main.htm