It was the last day of our vacation, so we headed home. We had to drive almost 1000km. We decided to spice up the trip by visiting two more interesting places.
The first was a cliff of Møn, second – Knuthenborg Safaripark.
Our route from cliffs to the Safaripark was covered by rain. Fortunately, when we arrived at Knuthenborg some sun came out. This park we visited by car, so the weather didn’t spoil our plans. The weather had changed, so we decided to change our plans for the last night as well. We gave up and decided to drive back to Poland by night. We chose this option instead of sleeping in the rain in a wet tent.
After a day of sightseeing, we took the ferry from Rødby to Puttgarden. It was a Scandlines ferry; it lasted 45 minutes and cost 689 DKK. We would have saved some money if we had bought tickets online 14 days before our trip. We bought a ticket ad-hoc, just 10 minutes before departure.
The route from Denmark to Germany can be traveled by ferry to Puttgarden (from Rødby) or to Rostock (from Gedser). Differences – primarily price. By choosing the ferry from Rostock we would pay more for the ferry and have a longer cruise (about 2h) which would save us about 100 km of driving. However, we decided to take the shorter, cheaper cruise and drive 100 km extra, which by comparison was more cost-effective.
We continued our route through Germany. Along the way we made a stop at a parking lot off the highway and cooked dinner. We arrived in Poznan at 5 AM. We spent almost 23 hours on the road.