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Laeso

København K, Denmark

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Læsøfærgen operates between Frederikshavn and Læsø with 4 to 8 daily departures, offering a 90-minute crossing. The vessel "Margrete Læsø" can accommodate approximately 75 cars and 500 passengers. A 25% discount is available for car campers, camping vans, and trailers until October 18, 2026. The company operates in the area around Læsø, Denmark, and offers various services including ferry crossings, car camping discounts, and information on visiting Læsø's attractions such as beaches, saltworks, and cultural heritage sites. Founded in 2026, Læsøfærgen serves a specific operating area with no additional certificates or class societies mentioned.

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