Poland → Sweden
Gdańsk → Nynäshamn
The Gdańsk–Nynäshamn ferry is the only direct ship between northern Poland and the Stockholm region, arriving in Nynäshamn about 60 km south of the Swedish capital. It leaves Gdańsk’s historic Westerplatte peninsula in the evening and docks around midday.
Gdańsk to Nynäshamn ferry at a glance
The ferry from Gdańsk to Nynäshamn takes About 18 hours across the Baltic Sea, operated by POLSCA Baltic Ferries (Polferries & Unity Line). Both vehicles and foot passengers are carried. Typical frequency: regular overnight sailings, alternating between two ships.
Crossing times and frequencies are typical figures and vary by season. Confirm the current timetable with the operator or booking partner before you travel. Route facts last reviewed 2026-09-29.
Sources: polferries.com · portgdansk.pl · portsofstockholm.com · unityline.eu · How we verify
Return crossing: Nynäshamn to Gdańsk
POLSCA Baltic Ferries (Polferries & Unity Line) also sails Nynäshamn to Gdańsk, taking About 18 hours. Return sailings from Nynäshamn are also overnight on the same two ships.
Gdańsk to Nynäshamn ferry timetable & sailing pattern
Overnight sailings on most days, with M/F Wawel and M/F Nova Star alternating
Published departure times
- 18:00 from Gdańsk (arrives Nynäshamn 12:00 next day)
Return: Return sailings from Nynäshamn are also overnight on the same two ships.
Timetables change by season and date. Check exact departures for your travel date on the official timetable.
Official POLSCA Baltic Ferries (Polferries & Unity Line) timetable →Source: Polferries (POLSCA) Gdańsk–Nynäshamn timetable. Verified 2026-09-29.
Maritime Crossing Route Map
Interactive sea passage between Gdańsk and Nynäshamn
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Operators on This Route
| Operator | Crossing Time | Vessels |
|---|---|---|
| POLSCA Baltic Ferries (Polferries & Unity Line) | About 18h | Wawel, Nova Star |
Route Features
Vehicles
Cars, campervans, and motorbikes accepted
Foot Passengers
Walk-on passengers welcome
Pets
No pet facilities
Distance
272 nautical miles
Getting There & Onward Transport
- The Gdańsk terminal is on the Obrońców Westerplatte Quay near the port entrance, close to the centre of Gdańsk, and has a Schengen-compliant passenger station
- Nynäshamn commuter-train station is a few hundred metres from the ferry terminal, with SL trains to Stockholm