Question 1

Where do ferries to the German Baltic Coast leave from?

Accepted Answer

From 13 ports, mostly Trelleborg, Klaipėda and Vuosaari. In Sweden: Trelleborg, Malmö, Gothenburg and Karlshamn. In Denmark: Rødby, Gedser and Rønne. In Lithuania: Klaipėda. In Finland: Vuosaari. In Norway: Oslo. In Latvia: Liepaja. In Poland: Świnoujście and Międzyzdroje.

Question 2

Which ferry companies sail to the German Baltic Coast?

Accepted Answer

TT-Line: from Trelleborg, Klaipėda and Karlshamn. Finnlines: from Vuosaari and Malmö. Stena Line: from Trelleborg, Liepaja and Gothenburg. Scandlines: from Rødby and Gedser. Color Line: from Oslo. DFDS: from Klaipėda. Adler-Schiffe: from Świnoujście and Międzyzdroje. Molslinjen: from Rønne.

Question 3

Can I take my car on a ferry to the German Baltic Coast?

Accepted Answer

Partly. Some sailings take cars, others foot passengers only. Świnoujście to Ahlbeck, Międzyzdroje to Ahlbeck and Międzyzdroje to Bansin are for foot passengers only.

Question 4

Do ferries to the German Baltic Coast run all year?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Finnlines, TT-Line and four other companies sail all year round; some lines are seasonal. Karlshamn to Travemünde runs in season only. Świnoujście to Ahlbeck, Międzyzdroje to Ahlbeck and Międzyzdroje to Bansin run April to October. Rønne to Sassnitz runs mid-March to early January.