Travel and transport agencies Midtjylland

Numerous daily flights to Copenhagen. Direct flights to Stockholm, Oslo, London and Berlin. Bus line 925X (blue airport shuttle!) serves the city of Aarhus. The journey from/to the central station takes 45-50 minutes. Passengers are picked up at some stops along the way. Connections to Randers (approx. 40 min travel time) or Elbeltoft with Flexbus 312. You can also transfer by taxi, which costs about 650 DKK.

Molslinien is a ferry company that organizes transfers in boats with an almost futuristic design, which seem to have come straight out of a James Bond film! The windows are tapered, drawing a curved line that stands out against the white of the whole hull! Up to 24 connections per day every day of the year. The connection saves up to 200 km. All the more so as the journeys are fast. The latest addition is the Express 4, which takes about 75 minutes from Odden to Aarhus. Coffee and restaurant, a real luxury cruise!

Since December 2017, Aarhus is the first Danish city to have a tram or light rail, as it is called. This tram is intended to expand, to connect Aarhus to many surrounding cities and to relieve the bus network. For the time being, the tram reuses two existing railway tracks - Odderbanen and Grenaabanen - into an electric track. It connects these tracks with an additional track running from Lystrup to Skejby, Randersvej, the nearby port areas and Aarhus Central Station. Its speed is 100 km/h once outside the city.

This company offers year-round ferry transfers from Aarhus or Hou (further south) to Saelvig (Samsø). There are several departures per day, depending on the season, you can check the calendar online and buy your ticket. The crossing takes about one hour. Some trips may be cancelled due to weather conditions such as strong winds. The crossing allows you to embark your bicycle, a means of transportation adapted to the discovery of the island and its 22 villages. Cars can also be taken on board.