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Ferries to Sweden

Booking your single or return ferry crossing through FerryonLine means you can travel by ferry to Sweden from the port of Newcastle UK, Germany, Norway, Denmark and Poland.

Sweden covers an area of 175,500 sq miles. It has 4330miles of coastline cut by fjords. It is also famous for its 100,000 lakes, the Northern lakes being very popular with anglers.

The islands of Öland and Gotland, south of Stockholm, consist of flat limestone that have been turned into beachy retreats. Not forgetting the wilderness areas of Norrland which is witness to the legendary midnight sun in summer.

Stockholm Old Town is a spectacular destination with waterways and parks. Gothenburg is another popular destination with its famous museums the central museum Ostindiska huset which has archaeological, local and historical collections. Konstmuseet has collections of European masters notably for paintings by Rubens, Van Gogh and Rembrandt.

  • Ferries to Sweden

  • Newcastle to Gothenburg - DFDS Seaways
    - 2 Weekly Crossings - Taking from 26 Hours
  • Kiel to Gothenberg - Stenna Line
    - 7 Weekly Crossings - Taking from 8 Hours
  • Gdynia to Karlskrona - Stenna Line
    - 3 Weekly Crossings - Taking from 10 Hours
  • Frederikshaven to Gothenburg - Stena Line
    - 8 Daily Crossings - Taking from 2 Hours
  • Grenaa to Varberg - Stenna Line
    - 2 Weekly Crossings - Taking from 4 Hours
  • Rostok to Trelleborg - TT Lines - Scandlines
    - 4 Daily Crossings - Taking from 5 hours 45 minutes
  • Sassnitz to Trelleborg - Scandlines
    - 5 Daily Crossings - Taking from 3 Hours 45 minutes
  • Travemunde to Trelleborg - TT Lines
    - 2 Daily Crossings - Taking from 7 Hours