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Ferries to Sweden

Fjord Line, Stena Line, Color Line, Tallink Silja Line, TT Line, Viking Line, Polferries, Finnlines, DFDS Seaways, Unity Line, Eckerö Linjen, Wasaline, Destination Gotland, Oresundslinjen, FRS Baltic & Bornholmslinjen operate the ferries to Sweden.

Sweden Ferry Times

Ferries to Sweden sail approximately 103 times daily and up to 728 times weekly. Ferry times can vary by season and operator. Use our deal finder to compare routes and prices.

Sweden Ferry Ports

Ferries sail to 15 ports in Sweden. The most popular ferry port in Sweden is Trelleborg ferry port with around 88 weekly sailings.

Ferries from Rostock to Trelleborg

The Rostock Trelleborg ferry sails 6 times a day and up to 42 times a week, with a crossing time of 6 hours 29 minutes. The average price of a ferry from Rostock to Trelleborg ferry is about € 191.38. Exclusive of booking fees.

Ferries from Turku to Stockholm

The ferry from Turku to Stockholm sails 2 times a day and up to 20 times a week, with a duration of 11 hours 6 minutes. On average the Turku Stockholm ferry costs about € 135.64. Exclusive of booking fees.

Pricing is taken from searches over last 30 days, last updated November 01.

Is there a car ferry to Sweden?

Car ferries do sail to Sweden. Fjord Line, Stena Line, Color Line, Tallink Silja Line, TT Line, Viking Line, Polferries, Finnlines, Unity Line, Eckerö Linjen, Wasaline, Destination Gotland, Oresundslinjen & Bornholmslinjen offer car ferries to Sweden. A car ferry may not be available on all routes, we recommend viewing our Deal Finder for the latest car ferry information and pricing.

Sweden Ferry Prices

The price of a ferry to Sweden can range by route, operator, vehicle type, number of passengers and season. We recommend booking in advance to get the best price and availability.

How to book ferry tickets to Sweden

Booking ferries to Sweden is easy. Book online and manage your trip with Direct Ferries. Use our Deal Finder to compare tickets and book the best option for you.

Which ferries travel to Sweden?

Ferries to Sweden:

Sandefjord
Frederikshavn
Gdynia
Kiel
Rostock
Ventspils
Grenaa
Hanko
Tallinn
Helsinki
Turku
Langnas
Mariehamn
Travemunde
Klaipeda
Swinoujscie
Visby
Gdansk
Naantali
Paldiski
Eckero
Vaasa
Helsingor
Sassnitz
Ronne

What is the cheapest ferry to Sweden?

The cheapest ferry to Sweden is approximately 49 € on average via the Sandefjord to Stromstad ferry. However, please note prices can differ by season. Price exclusive of booking fees.

What are the ferry ports in Sweden?

Sweden Ferry Ports:

Stromstad
Gothenburg
Karlskrona
Trelleborg
Nynashamn
Halmstad
Stockholm
Kapellskar
Karlshamn
Ystad
Malmo
Grisslehamn
Umea
Oskarshamn
Helsingborg

Can you take pets on the ferry to Sweden?

Yes, you can bring pets onboard ferries. Please read the operators guidelines on pets that you are travelling with. You can bring pets on ferries with the following ferry companies

Stena Line
Color Line
Tallink Silja Line
TT Line
Viking Line
Polferries
Finnlines
Unity Line
Eckerö Linjen
Wasaline
Destination Gotland

Sweden reviews

"Clean and on time"

The ferry was clean and the trip went without a hitch. Boarding and unloading was quick and easy with the car. Sadly no Wifi unless you paid for it.

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"Ship itself was great, some problems with direct ferries!"

Everything about Silja Symohony was of their usual, great standard. Ships are clean and punctual and I was glad to see they’ve done updating of their economy class cabins which are perfectly adequate for the crossing to Stockholm and back. BUT we did have a problem with our booking. Nowhere on our booking from direct ferries was it made clear this was not a single smooth booking and we would have to check out in Stockholm and check back in again later on (meaning we could not keep our things in our cabin, a major inconvenience when we are just visiting Stockholm for a day trip and have to lug around heavy baggage). This is not the fault of Silja but would have cost €70 to rectify. It would have been nice to have some indication of this somewhere before booking or at least on confirmation of booking.

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