Ferries to Sweden
Would you like to know how to get to Sweden? Search for the best ferry to Sweden with our Sweden ferry booking service. Our website allows you to compare information about ferry crossings to Sweden including prices, durations and timetables.
Sweden is connected with Bornholm Island (Ronne), Denmark (Frederikshavn and Grenaa), Estonia (Paldiski and Tallinn), Aland Islands (Langnäs and Mariehamn), Finland (Hanko, Helsinki, Naantali and Turku), Germany (Kiel, Rostock, Sassnitz and Travemünde), Latvia (Liepaja, Riga and Ventspils), Lithuania (Klaipeda), Norway (Sandefjord), Poland (Gdynia), Sweden (Visby) and Sweden (Harnosand, Stockholm and Ystad). The to Sweden lines are covered by the sailing companies Dfds, Finnlines, Stena, Tallink Silja Line and Viking Line who jointly operate 250 connections per week with all day departures and sailing times shorter than 21 hours. If you need to bring your vehicle on board, you have many options thanks to the cargo capacity of the ships operating on this crossing.
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STENA
35 weekly sailings
3 h 15 min
STENA
14 weekly sailings
4 h 35 min
DFDS
6 weekly sailings
9 h 30 min
TALLINK SILJA LINE
4 weekly sailings
17 h 30 min
VIKING LINE
2 weekly sailings
21 h
TALLINK SILJA LINE
7 weekly sailings
18 h
VIKING LINE
7 weekly sailings
16 h 50 min
FINNLINES
14 weekly sailings
8 h 15 min
TALLINK SILJA LINE
7 weekly sailings
10 h 55 min
VIKING LINE
14 weekly sailings
10 h 35 min
FINNLINES
14 weekly sailings
3 h 15 min
TALLINK SILJA LINE
7 weekly sailings
6 h 25 min
VIKING LINE
7 weekly sailings
6 h 20 min
TALLINK SILJA LINE
10 weekly sailings
6 h 30 min
VIKING LINE
17 weekly sailings
5 h 30 min
STENA
14 weekly sailings
14 h 30 min
STENA
20 weekly sailings
6 h
FINNLINES
19 weekly sailings
8 h 45 min
STENA
12 weekly sailings
8 h 30 min
STENA
20 weekly sailings
9 h 30 min
Sweden is situated in Northern Europe; is the country where the Nobel Prize is awarded each year. History In 1800 Sweden was relatively uneconomically developed, in fact, it was one of the poorest in Europe. Development of the transport sector and greater exploitation of natural resources such as wood and iron generated development in Sweden. Sweden is connected to Denmark by a bridge, linking the cities of Malmo and Copenhagen. The history of populations in Sweden can be traced back to the Stone Age. Then the Vikings populated Sweden in the 10th century, who also began trading and colonized n... [More information]