Category: Baltic Sea

Ferry crossings between Poland and Sweden are a very important aspect of international transport. It makes it possible to shorten journey times. It also reduces unnecessary kilometres on the route from Poland to Scandinavia. The connections are operated by several shipowners, so many alternative routes can be used. Świnoujście – Ystad Ferry link between the… Continue reading Poland – Sweden

All the Baltic countries offer ferry connections. Finland can be reached from Poland, Sweden and Estonia, among others. You can book these ferry crossings at PROMY24.COM. The ports served are Tallinn, Muuga, Stockholm, Nynashamn, Gdynia, Hanko, Turku, Helsinki, Vuosaari, Kapellskar and Rostock. Gdynia – Hanko Ferry operator Finnlines provides direct ferry link from Poland to… Continue reading Poland – Finland

Ferry crossings between Germany and Sweden are offered by two operators: TT-Line and Stena Line. Direct crossings can be made on various routes. The most popular routes are Travemunde – Trelleborg, Rostock – Trelleborg and Kiel – Goteborg. All routes are available at PROMY24.COM. Rostock – Trelleborg There are two ferry operators on Rostock –… Continue reading Germany – Sweden

Ferries enabling transport between Germany and Denmark are offered by the shipowner Scandlines. The short distances between the ports in Germany and Denmark contribute to the short crossing times. Some crossings can be combined with crossing the Oresund Bridge. Individual crossings as well as packages can be booked at PROMY24.COM. Rostock – Gedser Scandlines has… Continue reading Germany – Denmark

Direct ferry crossings are also available between Germany and Norway. This is a very popular route for intra-European transport. Check all routes. Kiel – Oslo Ferry link between Kiel and Oslo is operated by Color Line’s ferries. The operator has one departure a day throughout the week in each direction on Kiel – Oslo route.… Continue reading Germany – Norway

Finland can also be reached very quickly from Germany by ferry. In this way, transport costs and time can be optimised. The route by sea is much shorter than alternative land routes. Find out more. Rostock – Hanko Finnlines has a couple of routes that cross almost the entire Baltic Sea. One of them is… Continue reading Germany – Finland

The most frequently chosen route from eastern Europe to the north. Tallinn – Helsinki are the two most popular ports on this route. Several shipowners operate on these routes, so there are many allernative connections. The route network is very spread out. Take advantage now. Tallinn – Helsinki Tallinn – Helsinki route is operated by… Continue reading Estonia – Finland

An alternative to the long land route is a fast ferry crossing between from Sweden to Finland. The two ports are located very close to each other, enabling efficient communication. Find out more about how to cross from Vaasa to Umea. Helsinki – Mariehamn – Stockholm Two ferry companies operate on Helsinki – Stockholm route… Continue reading Finland – Sweden

Several crossing options are available between Denmark and Sweden. Due to the non-long distance, crossings take about four hours. It all depends on which ports you want to use. Find out more. Helsingør – Helsingborg Helsingør – Helsingborg is a short crossing from Denmark to Sweden. Ferries leave every hour throughout the day and the… Continue reading Denmark – Sweden

Direct ferry connections between Denmark and Norway are offered by the ferry companies Color Line and Fjord Line. Reservations for vans and lorries can be made at PROMY24.COM. Ferries usually depart from Hirtshals to Kristiansand, Larvik, Stavanger and Bergen. Hirtshals – Kristiansand Hirtshals – Kristiansand is one of the most popular ferry links between Denmark… Continue reading Denmark – Norway

Transport by land rod between Estonia and Sweden would be very time-consuming. With a ferry crossing from ports located in these countries, you can cut transport time by a lot. Check which ports the shipowners operate from. Tallinn – Mariehamn – Stockholm Tallink Silja operates on Tallinn – Stockholm route. Operator’s ferries stop midway at… Continue reading Estonia – Sweden

Despite the land border between Sweden and Norway, a ferry crossing is a good mode of transport. This is another possibility to optimise the route. The ferry operator Color Line operates on these short routes. Find out more about these crossings. Strömstad – Sandefjord Color Line’s ferries cruise between Swedish port of Strömstad and Norwegian… Continue reading Sweden – Norway

Transport by land between Lithuania and Sweden would be very time-consuming. With a ferry crossing from ports located in these countries, you can cut transport time by a lot. Check which ports the shipowners operate from. Klaipėda – Karlshamn TT-Line offers direct ferry connection between Lithuania and Sweden. Departures on Klaipėda – Karlshamn route are… Continue reading Lithuania – Sweden

There is also a sea route from Lithuania to Germany. Due to the long distance between these countries and ports, the sea journey is long. However, it is still an alternative to the land route which is much longer. Check which ports to choose to cross to/from Lithuania. Klaipėda – Kiel The direct ferry crossing… Continue reading Lithuania – Germany

As another coastal country, Latvia has an international port that connects the country with Sweden, among others. The most popular connections on this route are Ventspils and Nynashamn. The two ports are approximately 10 hours apart by sea. Book now. Ventspils – Nynäshamn 8 hours and 30 minutes is a sailing time between the ports… Continue reading Latvia – Sweden

Liepaja – Travemunde These are the two seaports that connect Latvia with Germany. The route, of course, takes you across the Baltic Sea. Due to the long distance, the crossing also takes several hours. Find out more details about this ferry crossing. Liepāja – Travemünde Liepāja – Travemünde is Stena Line’s proposal for direct crossing… Continue reading Latvia – Germany

The main ferry operator that offers connections to Gotland is Gotland Destination. Ferry crossings take approximately three hours. There are two connections available. One is Nynashamn – Visby and the other is Oskarshamn – Visby. Bookings can be made at PROMY24.COM. Nynäshamn – Visby Destination Gotland is an ferry operator that provides regular service to… Continue reading Gotland