Sølager - Kulhuse ferry

Hop on a bike or take the car. Should the trip go to either Hundested or Jægerspris? The small Columbus ferry takes you 8 minutes from one part of the country to another.

The small ferry sails from Kulhuse in Hornsherred to Sølager by Hundested. During the winter period, you must take the trip via Frederiksværk and Frederikssund.

Take your bike or car with you.

Many experiences are waiting to be discovered on both sides of the fjord. Take, for example, the beautiful bike ride through the North Forest at Jægerspris, where you can see the old King Oak, Northern Europe's oldest tree. On the trip through the forest, you also come to the old Jægerspris Castle, where you can explore the castle park, the museum and the memorial grove.

In Hundested, you can explore art and culture at the Hundested harbour. Here you can visit an exciting glassblowing workshop with a working workshop, experience the famous Sand Sculpture Festival or just let yourself be pampered with some good food on the quayside overlooking the sea and fjord.

The Polar Explorer's exciting museum, Knud Rasmussen's House, is beautifully located just a short bike ride from the harbour. Here, you can experience Greenland through the stories of polar researchers.

Timetable and prices

The ferry sails as needed throughout the day. The crossing time is 8 minutes. For sailing times and prices, please refer to the ferry's website, www.mfcolumbus.dk. From Sølager, there are approx. 4 km to Hundested and the harbour, and about 2 km to Lynæs Harbour and approximately. 8 km to Frederiksværk.

Payment can be made on the ferry with cash and payment cards (Dankort, Visa, Visa Electron, Mastercard, Maestro, JCB Cards, and American Express).

Departure on weekdays from Kulhuse at 7.30 and at weekends at 10.00. Then the ferry sails as needed until the last trip. Please use the signal.

Capacity: The ferry has room for eight cars and 70 passengers. The ferry includes cars, caravans, bicycles and pedestrians. Max 3 tons axle load.