Ferry to Kiel
There are three ferry operators providing ferry services from Kiel ferry port: Color Line, DFDS Seaways Lisco and Stena Line.
Color Line offer a daily sailing from Kiel to Oslo in Norway taking 20 hours.
Stena Line provide a daily ferry crossing from Kiel to Gothenburg in Sweden taking 13 hours 30 minutes.
DFDS Lisco sail to Lithuania six times a week taking 21 hours to Klaipeda.
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Kiel Port Information
The port of Kiel in Germany is positioned just south of the border with Denmark about 60 miles north of Hamburg. It is a busy port from which 50 ferry services a week to destinations in Denmark, Sweden and Lithuania are available.
There are three ferry and cruise terminals in Kiel. Norwegenkai and Schwedenkai (incl. Bollhörnkai-Nord) are the two terminals serving the Kiel to Gothenburg and Oslo ferry routes and Kiel Ostuferhafen for sailings to Lithuania. All the ferry terminals are close by to the city centre and there are good connections to the city by bus and rail.
Norwegenkai terminal is the regarded as one of the best terminals on the German coast, providing excellent facilities and has a capacity to hold 2,500 passengers. This terminal serves the Color Line ships offering a daily service between Kiel and Oslo.
Situated on the western bank of Kiel Fjord is Schwedenkai (incl. Bollhörnkai-Nord). This terminal is used by Stena Line who operates a daily service from Kiel to Gothenburg.
Kiel Ostuferhafen passenger terminal is used by DFDS Lisco, where their ferries to Klaipeda in Lithuania depart from.
Car parks "Fördeparkhaus" can be found near each terminal and there are dedicated parking spaces available for disabled drivers.