Denmark, and the bridge to Sweden.

Where we collect

Copenhagen Kastrup is about twenty minutes from the centre and is one of the easier airports in Europe to arrive at. Billund serves Jutland and LEGOLAND, and we also collect from Aarhus and Aalborg.

The other significant arrival point is the Ocean Quay cruise terminal at Nordhavn, which is a Baltic turnaround port on a large scale. On a changeover morning several thousand passengers move at once, and the terminal approach is not somewhere to improvise.

The routes we run most

• Copenhagen airport to the city hotels, Nyhavn and Frederiksberg
• Airport or hotel to the Ocean Quay cruise terminal at Nordhavn
• Copenhagen to Malmö and Lund across the Øresund Bridge, under an hour
• Copenhagen to Helsingør, Kronborg and the Louisiana museum
• Billund to LEGOLAND and the Jutland hotels
• Congress and corporate work at Bella Center and the city venues

Honest advice, a bridge and a cruise clock

The metro from the airport to the centre takes about fifteen minutes and runs constantly. If you are one or two people with light luggage and a hotel in the middle of town, take it. We would rather say so than sell you a car you do not need. Where the transfer wins is a family with cases, a group, an early or late arrival, or an address the metro does not go near.

The Øresund Bridge makes Sweden a local journey. Malmö is under an hour from central Copenhagen and Lund not much more, so a Danish booking quite often ends in another country. The crossing is tolled, occasionally subject to identity checks, and entirely routine. The toll is inside your quoted price.

Cruise days run to the ship's clock. Give us the vessel and the all-aboard or docking time rather than your preferred pickup time, and we will work backwards. On a big turnaround morning the difference between planning it that way and not is about an hour.