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== Hitching out ==
Use the ferry port terminal (see link given), stand with a sign where the cars enter while passing by slowly, taking a good glance at your destination. There are mostly Germans heading south, among them many going to [[BerlinCategory:Sweden]] (indicated with a "B" on the number place). Chances are probably best 1-2 hours before departure of the ferry. Fees are paid by car, not by passenger.We tried on January 3, in deepest winter, but on a sunny day, got lucky with a ferry to Travemünde/Rostock and made it all the way to Berlin. Make sure you don't carry anything illegal with you. The ferry departed at 15:30 and you might want to check on the passenger terminal at about 15:00 to make sure you don't miss it. Drivers are getting more hectic afterwards and tend to ignore you, but it might still be possible. Anyway, the fee for students is €15.
→South towards Berlin, Rostock, Travemünde, Sassnitz (Rügen) (all Germany) and Poland
<map lat='55.376' lng='13.15'zoom='Trelleborg13'view='0' float='right' is a city in Skåne (English: Scania), south of Malmö and a highly frequented passway to/from Germany, Denmark, Poland and, of course, Sweden. >
'''Trelleborg''' is a city in [[Skåne]] (English: Scania), south of [[Malmö]] and a highly frequented passway to/from [[Germany]], [[Denmark]], [[Poland]] and, of course, [[Sweden]].
== Hitchhiking out ==
=== South towards [[Berlin]], [[Rostock]], [[Travemünde]], [[Sassnitz]] ([[Rügen]]) (all [[Germany]]) and [[Poland]] ===
Ferries between Sweden and Germany now have to paid per person, so hitching is no longer possible. Tickets should be around 12€ if you book in advance and can cost up to 25€ if you buy them on arrival.
A free alternative to Germany would be a detour through Denmark via the Øresund Bridge. From Denmark you can hitchihike a ferry to Germany or even go overland.
=== South towards [[Berlin]], [[Rostock]], [[Travemünde]], [[Sassnitz]] ([[Rügen]]) (all [[Germany]]) and [[Poland]] =Nomadwiki & Trashwiki == {{nomadwiki}}