First, confirm your berth

The name “Copenhagen cruise port” does not point to a single passenger exit. Your cruise documents and crew information are the best starting point. Copenhagen Malmö Port also publishes a ship schedule, but berth information can change. A quay code is useful only when it matches the details for your call and date.

Look for the terminal or quay on your cruise documents

Check the arrival information before travelling and again on board. Save the terminal name where you can see it offline.

Match the terminal to the city journey

From Oceankaj, plan a bus, shuttle, or taxi connection. From Langelinie, a waterfront walk may suit your time and mobility. Nordre Toldbod is central, but confirm the exact passenger exit and pickup point.

Set a return plan before sightseeing

Work backwards from the all-aboard time supplied by your cruise line. Allow time for the journey, queues, and finding your correct gangway.

What changes between the terminals?

Oceankaj has multiple terminal buildings and is north of the main sightseeing area. A route that starts with the Little Mermaid should account for the connection from the pier first. Read the Oceankaj to city centre guide before choosing stops.

Langelinie places the Little Mermaid and waterfront close to many passengers, but the exact walk and shuttle arrangements depend on the ship. Read the Langelinie guide for a short visit.

Nordre Toldbod is another central berth area. Confirm the return point on the day, especially when more than one ship is in port.

Choose a day that fits

Our two-hour, four-hour, and six-hour guides show different levels of ambition. The tour app uses your selected ship and date to make the choice more specific.

Sources and checks

Berth assignments, transport, and passenger access are operational details. Check them again for your travel date.

Before you leave the ship

Check your ship's actual berth and all-aboard time. Transport services and access points may change on the day.

Open the tour app ↗