From U.K. to Copenhagen by coach?

Widelats

I would like to go to Copenhagen by bus, coach, train or ferry, as flying scares the ever living crap out of me so much, that i would gladly spend more on land travel than fly again.

So, does anyone know of a major network of European buses or coaches, or cheap trains etc, that i could get to Denmark with? I think land travel would be much better too as i would see the sights more and enjoy the trip, rather than grab my seat for 2 hours and wonder when the plane is going to crash.

I would also go by ferry, i do not think megabus go to Europe any more but i am not positive, any advice or tips would be appreciated.

dzug1

Eurolines are the main European international coach company


http://www.eurolines.com/en/countries/denmark/ would be a good staring point

Widelats

dzug1 wrote: »

Eurolines are the main European international coach company


http://www.eurolines.com/en/countries/denmark/ would be a good staring point

Thanks a lot i will check that out, also, does anyone know how to book a Regina Line seat on the ferry to Denmark? It is cheap at under 60 pounds, but gives no booking option that i can find.

pleasedelete

tbh bite the bullet and fly. go on a course to address the fear of flying.

Widelats

pleasedelete wrote: »

tbh bite the bullet and fly. go on a course to address the fear of flying.

I flew before, never again, ever, no. Plus it made me deaf for almost 2 days and gave me serious ear pains, i will not fly again, i tremble at the thought of it my hands go wobbly.


Land or sea only.

Widelats

dzug1 wrote: »

Eurolines are the main European international coach company


http://www.eurolines.com/en/countries/denmark/ would be a good staring point

Yes that is a great website, 89 quid to Copenhagen, many thanks!!!!!!!!

Tigsteroonie

Widelats wrote: »

Thanks a lot i will check that out, also, does anyone know how to book a Regina Line seat on the ferry to Denmark? It is cheap at under 60 pounds, but gives no booking option that i can find.

That'll be because they don't have a boat (allegedly) ... have a dig around on Google about Regina Line and then discount it

pleasedelete

You would only have ear pains if you had an ear condition before you boarded. Go on a course- they include a flight. Well worth the money as it will disadvantage you for life.

Widelats

Tigsteroonie wrote: »

That'll be because they don't have a boat (allegedly) ... have a dig around on Google about Regina Line and then discount it

Huh?? They are saying see you on board, giving ticket and seat prices, etc etc, but i will google that. That is weird.

Widelats

pleasedelete wrote: »

You would only have ear pains if you had an ear condition before you boarded. Go on a course- they include a flight. Well worth the money as it will disadvantage you for life.

I do not have ear conditions, i asked the flight attendant and he said it is cabin pressure and lots of people get it, some worse than others, i am one of them. I don't want to fly i kept thinking the plane was going to crash for the whole journey, it was not a pleasant trip i don't want to travel like that, i want to travel where i can relax not be anxious.

pleasedelete

Widelats wrote: »

I do not have ear conditions, i asked the flight attendant and he said it is cabin pressure and lots of people get it, some worse than others, i am one of them. I don't want to fly i kept thinking the plane was going to crash for the whole journey, it was not a pleasant trip i don't want to travel like that, i want to travel where i can relax not be anxious.

That is simply not true. You would not have known if you had a mild ear condition before boarding. Get medical advice and look into it rather than take the advice of cabin crew.