Sea region
Baltic Sea Ferries
The Baltic is a sea of big cruise-ferries and fast shuttles: Helsinki–Tallinn, overnight Helsinki–Stockholm through the Åland archipelago, and Germany–Scandinavia links such as Puttgarden–Rødby and Kiel–Oslo.
🧭 52 routes🚢 26 operators🚗 45 car ferries🌙 3 overnight
Baltic Sea Ferry Routes Map
Every Baltic Sea crossing on FerryConnect. Select a route on the map, or use the list below.
All Baltic Sea Ferry Routes
Sorted from the shortest crossing to the longest.
Pets ✓ means at least one operator carries pets on the crossing under its own rules (in the vehicle, a kennel, a lounge or a pet cabin). Foot ✓ means at least one operator takes foot passengers. Rules differ by operator: see each route page.
Operators
- Bornholmslinjen
- Color Line
- Destination Gotland
- DFDS Seaways
- Eckerö Line
- Eckerö Linjen
- Endelave Færgefart (Horsens Kommune)
- Finnlines
- Grenaa-Anholt Færgefart
- HSL (Helsinki Regional Transport)
- Læsøfærgen
- Molslinjen
- Øresundslinjen
- POLSCA Baltic Ferries (Polferries & Unity Line)
- Reederei Hiddensee
- Samsø Færgen
- Scandlines
- Stena Line
- Styrsöbolaget
- Tallink Silja
- Trafikverket Färjerederiet
- TT-Line
- Tunøfærgen (Odder Kommune)
- Ventrafiken
- Viking Line
- Waxholmsbolaget
Ferry Hubs
- Ferries from Frederikshavn
- Ferries from Gdańsk
- Ferries from Gothenburg
- Ferries from Helsinki
- Ferries from Hou
- Ferries from Kapellskär
- Ferries from Karlshamn
- Ferries from Kiel
- Ferries from Klaipėda
- Ferries from Långnäs
- Ferries from Malmö
- Ferries from Mariehamn
- Ferries from Naantali
- Ferries from Nynäshamn
- Ferries from Odden
- Ferries from Oslo
- Ferries from Rønne
- Ferries from Rostock
- Ferries from Stockholm
- Ferries from Świnoujście
- Ferries from Tallinn
- Ferries from Travemünde
- Ferries from Trelleborg
- Ferries from Turku
- Ferries from Visby
- Ferries from Ystad