Ferries from Poland to Sweden depart from the port of Gdynia, on the Southern coast of the Baltic Sea, to Karlskrona, in the Southern part of the country, also known to be an attractive seaside resort. Departures from Gdynia to Karlskrona are operated by Stena Line and are active all year round, with up to three crossings a day; the estimated length of the journey is about 10 hours.
The Stena Line ships crossing the Baltic Sea to Sweden provide all the facilities for a safe and relaxing sailing; passengers can enjoy restaurants, bars, a fitness centre and a playground for children. Aboard the Gdynia Karlskrona ferries there are no luggage restrictions and travellers have the chance to choose their accommodation among a wide selection of cabins.
Stena Line ships feature wide garages where passengers can embark their vehicle. Special facilities are also provided for people with reduced mobility and those travelling with pets.
The ferry company TT-Line operates the Swinoujscie Trelleborg connection. Swinoujscie is a town in north-western Poland, and it is connected to the southernmost port in Sweden, Trelleborg. There are approximately 10 departures every week and the crossing lasts around 6 hours. You can travel with your car, bike, or camping van.
Aboard, you can fully relax and enjoy the bars and restaurants while staying connected with your friends and family thanks to the free Wi-Fi. You can book a reclining seat in the common area or a private cabin. Pet friendly and disabled-friendly cabins are available.
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Take the ferry to Poland and discover a beautiful land!
Start your fantastic journey with a ferry for Poland! This enchanting country will steal your heart with its rich history and extraordinary nature!
You can visit Gdańsk, one of the most visited cities in Poland. Founded more than a thousand years ago, Gdańsk offers a unique landscape, a combination of Nordic, baroque and gothic architecture. Kraków is another charming destination: with its cobbled streets, colourful houses and magnificent castles, it attracts numerous visitors every year. If you visit this wonderful city, you should definitely go to see the unique Wieliczka Salt Mine.
Poland’s main city, Warsaw, has terrific French stile gardens, medieval walls and noblemen’s residences. The numerous castles are a testimony of the capital’s long history. You can also visit the smaller towns, which are just as fascinating: Wrocław, Malbork, Łódź and Toruń are worth the trip. If you want to enjoy the nature, you can visit the Ojców National Park, the Słowiński National Park by the sea, and the majestic Tatra mountains, the perfect spot if you love hiking and climbing. If you want to chill by the sea, you can visit one of the charming beaches on the Baltic Sea, such as Jastarnia, Mielno, Swinoujscie, Leba, and Ustka.
