About this site
This site covers one ferry route, and the publisher does not sell the crossing.
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Aarhus-Odden.com covers a single ferry crossing: Aarhus to Odden, across the Kattegat, operated by Molslinjen. That narrow scope is deliberate. A site about one route can afford to check the details that a site about every route in Europe cannot.
What this site is not
This is not Molslinjen, not an agent for Molslinjen, and not the official website of any carrier. Questions about an existing booking can only be answered by the operator you booked with.
Pages here are published in the name of the site rather than under an author byline.
How we decide what to write
Three rules.
We say when not to take the ferry. The comparison page says that the Great Belt Bridge is the better choice for Copenhagen unless you have a cheap fare. That conclusion runs against the site’s own commercial interest, and it is published because it is what the figures show.
We show the arithmetic. Where a total is given, the fuel price, the consumption figure and the distances behind it are set out alongside. A reader with a different car or a different fuel price can see where the figure stops applying.
We report conflicting sources. Molslinjen’s own website gives this crossing as both 80 min and 90 min on the same page. Direct Ferries states that bicycles cannot travel from Aarhus, where Molslinjen states that they travel free. We name both conflicts rather than picking one of them without saying so.
Where the material comes from
Operator pages are used for schedules, fares and rules, official sources for the Great Belt toll, and public bodies for the geography. Every page carries a Sources block listing what was used, with links, so you can go and check.
We have also made the crossing. The minute-by-minute descriptions, the fact that you have to secure a bicycle yourself and the observation that the good window seats are gone 10 min after departure all come from that trip.
How the site pays for itself
Some links here go to booking partners, and if you book through one we may receive a fee. It costs you nothing extra. Those links are marked, and there is a note beside every booking module saying so.
Partners do not see a page before it goes out and have no say in what is published.
Who publishes this site
FerryGoGo B.V.
Jufferstraat 3
3701 AD Zeist, Netherlands
Dutch Chamber of Commerce 76706060
VAT NL860762683B01
info@ferrygogo.com
The same publisher is behind the sister sites in the network. We sell no tickets and act as agent for no carrier.
When it was last checked
Every page carries a date showing when its facts were last verified. Prices, timetables and rules on this route move, particularly the fares, and a page that was right in March may be wrong in July. If you find something that has changed, tell us.
Full details of the commercial relationship are in the disclaimer.
Questions people ask
Are you Molslinjen?
No. This is an independent travel information site and it is not the official website of Molslinjen or of any other carrier. Molslinjen has no involvement in what is published here.
How do you make money?
Some links to booking partners earn us a fee if you book through them, at no extra cost to you. That is the whole business model. It does not change what we write.
Where do your facts come from?
Operator pages, official price and toll sources, and our own crossing. Every page lists its sources, and where sources contradict each other we say so instead of choosing one.