Hitchhiking from Trelleborg
Hitchhiking to Trelleborg
Recent reviews mentioning Trelleborg
55.37565, 13.12348
Last possible street light to find a car to Malmö.―Dom
55.37565, 13.12348
best opportunity to get a ride to malmö and further. stand alongside the road. if you were not lucky to directly get a ride from the ferry just walk along the road westwards, there's a small petrol station as well but doesn't work well. usually in the morning there is much traffic to malmö - tourists from the ferry and working people. sometimes needs some patience.―Anonymous
55.37565, 13.12348
3 people less than 30 mins to get a ride to Malmo..―RomanSmoll
55.37565, 13.12348
A friend and me were waiting on a Sunday evening for less than 5 minutes to get a ride to Malmö.―Anonymous
55.37322, 13.14679
I hitchhiked a car going on the ferry to Sassnitz. I had to pay 195 Swedish crowns (€20). Aparently, Stena Lines introduced a fee for changing the amount of passengers on the car. The fee is more than what you pay to just take the ferry.―Fraughtwithsounds
55.37322, 13.14679
Tried to hitch to Rostock with the 08.00 ferry, was at the spot at 06.45 and left at 07.30 without any luck. I recommend trying to hitch the 15.00 ferry instead.―Exchange
55.37322, 13.14679
When cruising with TT-Line and Scandlines/Stena Line the driver can add additional passengers at the check-in free of charge, but most of them don't know that.―Suomee
55.37322, 13.14679
I've been here, the third car I asked went my way and haven't booked the ticket so they took me. As we were waiting for the ferry I asked a guy and he took me further to Prague ;)―Amines
55.37564, 13.12471
Couple, 1h waiting in september. Got lift to some gas station in malmo suburbs―Iansowinski
55.36973, 13.1711
―LeoCarona
55.37322, 13.14679
This is were the cars approach the ferries to Germany and Poland. They go slow and can easily stop. Ferries cost per car, not per person.―Anonymous
55.36973, 13.1711
There's a long bus stop here nowadays but Google Street View is out of dated for the city of Trelleborg so you won't see it here if you check it today (July 2016). Anyways, I'd recommend you to don't stand by this bus stop, people really seem to not stop there! I heard from locals that it might be even forbidden for them to pull over there. This street really sucks to find a place to hitchhike, but also by speaking to locals I heard that they've seen people standing and hitchhiking just after this long bus stop. Go there and you sou should see a traffic sign prohibiting people to walk farther in that road, and that's exactly where you should stand - just by that sign. There's some space just after this sign where the cars can pull over for you. It really sucks to hitchhike in this central part of this road (I haven't tried others) but this seems like maybe the least bad spot over here + people have seen hitchhikers here before. I didn't get any car to pull over for me anyways, but instead a whole bus stopped. Going to Ystad, the driver said "just come in, just come in!" and that was how I hitchhiked a bus that day.―Anonymous
55.51456, 13.25119
―Markon
55.39669, 12.86083
Walking along the residential road, small hard shoulder and a little slow traffic, the 1st car stopped and took me all the way to malmo! Driver was nice and spoke perfect English. 7am in morning. Solo male.―Solo
55.57126, 13.03971
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55.55128, 13.03094
August, sunday afternoon. High traffic, good visibility, plenty of space to pull over. Unsuccessfully tried a sign saying Germany. Than switched to Treleborg and got a ride in 15min. Easy peasy.―BanautaVanuaLat
55.3735, 13.1416
August, sunday late evening. This is a spot where you can ask drivers waiting for a ferry to Germany. Maybe already have your ticket ready? I tryed for a while, but drivers seemed to be quite anoyed. So I decided to walk to pedestrian ferry teminal. Half way there I saw a CZ car at a gas station so I asked the man if I can go with him to Prague. He said YES! I bought a single passanger ticket on-line and was ready to go.About ferry tickets. TT-line is in general cheaper than Stenaline. As a driver it is possible to by ,,flexi, add-on" ticket, than it is possible to add extra passanger free of extra fee, but still that new passanger must be paid for. Good option might be to buy a pedestrian ticket forehand and than HH at this spot or give it a chance once on board.
I was takeing the TT-line ferry maybe 10 times as a driver. There is a ticket control at port gate (not necessary operated by human). And I have never experienced ticket control once on board. So there is a chance to slip in on board and travel for free if you are lucky.
―BanautaVanuaLat
57.55455, 12.05094
The first people we asked took us to malmö. A very good spot―Anonymous
57.60174, 12.05174
I came here by bus from Gothenborg. It was raining and I asked around at the gas station. I found a german car that took me all the way to Trelleborg and also on the ferry to Rostock.―Anonymous
54.14449, 12.10633
People usually just pass by. Luckily a german couple paused for a small coffee break―Dom