List of Operators
Sweden ferries
Ferries cross the Baltic regularly from Sweden to Germany, Poland and Latvia. There are also several options to cross from Denmark to Scandanavia, as well as services to Finland.
|
Company |
Route |
Duration |
Season |
|
Scandlines
|
Trelleborg-Rostock (Germany)
|
5 hours,
45 minutes
|
All Year
|
|
Trelleborg-Sassnitz (Germany)
|
|
All Year
|
|
Karlshamm-Liepaja (Latvia)
|
15 hours
|
All Year
|
|
Nynäshamn-Ventspils (Latvia)
|
2 hours,
30 minutes
|
All Year
|
|
Helsingborg-Helsingør (Denmark)
|
20
minutes
|
All Year
|
|
Tårs-Spodsbjerg (Denmark)
|
45
minutes
|
All Year
|
|
BornholmsTrafikken |
Ystad-Rønne (Denmark)
|
1 hour,
30 minutes
|
All Year
|
|
DFDS
Seaways |
Gothenburg-Kritiansand-Newcastle
|
26 hours,
30 minutes
|
All Year
|
|
Polferries
|
Ystad-Świnoujście (Poland)
|
9 hours,
30 minutes
|
All Year
|
|
Nynäshamn-Gdansk
(Poland)
|
18 hours,
30 minutes
|
All Year
|
|
Riga Sea
Line |
Stockholm-Riga (Denmark)
|
17 hours,
30 minutes
|
All Year
|
|
Silja
Line
|
Stockholm-Helsinki (Finland)
|
20 hours,
30 minutes
|
All Year
|
|
Stockholm-Turku (Finland)
|
12 hours
|
All Year
|
|
Stena
Line - Poland |
Karlskrona-Gdynia (Poland)
|
10-12
hours
|
All Year
|
|
TT-Line
|
Trelleborg-Travemünde (Germany)
|
6 hours,
15 minutes
|
All year
|
|
Trelleborg-Rostock (Germany)
|
6 hours
or 3 hours high-speed catamaran |
All year |
|
|
