Stockholm
Called 'Beauty on Water' and it’s no wonder – Stockholm is a stunning and vibrant city with so much to explore!
Sweden by ferry – the way to go!
From its stunning natural beauty to the buzz and bustle of its cosmopolitan cities, Sweden is a country rich in nature, culture, lifestyle and food and is one of the best countries to visit at any time of year.
Our ferries to Sweden from Germany, Denmark, Poland and Latvia are the easiest and most direct way to start your Swedish adventure. Taking the car when you travel to Sweden is a great choice, allowing you to not only explore the cities but to get out and about so you can appreciate the nature and the wilds. Whether you want to spend a night in an ice hotel, take in the spectacular Northern Lights, enjoy great seafood in Gothenburg, sing your heart out to ABBA in Stockholm, take a sauna in the golden Solar Egg, go skiing in Åre or take in the beauty of Småland and beyond, a trip to Sweden will leave you wanting to come back for more.
Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö, Sweden's three major cosmopolitan areas have a wealth of things to see and do with many museums, art galleries, markets and eateries to experience. Stockholm, the metropolitan capital of Sweden with its beautiful architecture, world class cultural highlights and vibrant culinary scene is a must-see for any visitor. Gothenburg is situated in a sheltered bay on the Swedish west coast and has a rich maritime history. It's known for its Dutch-style canals, leafy boulevards and narrow pedestrian streets lined with many cafes and shops. Sweden’s third biggest city, the vibrant Malmö is located in the south of Sweden and this innovative city brings you everything from history to modern dining experiences and an exciting night life.
Sweden is a year-round destination and every season has something different to offer. From summer and the long days that allow you time to discover Sweden’s vast wilderness, crystal-clear lakes and rolling hills to winter where the country comes alive with winter sports, from alpine and cross-country skiing to snow-shoeing and snow-mobile rides and so much more.
Sweden – it’s irresistible!
From its stunning natural beauty to the buzz and bustle of its cosmopolitan cities, Sweden is a country rich in nature, culture, lifestyle and food and is one of the best countries to visit at any time of year.
Our ferries to Sweden from Germany, Denmark, Poland and Latvia are the easiest and most direct way to start your...
Port Locations
Stena Line has two terminals in Gothenburg, one heading to Kiel, Germany and this terminal for travellers heading to Frederikshavn, Denmark. The Denmark terminal is further east on the Göta River close to the Masthugget District. The terminal is well signposted from the E6 and can also be reached by tram.
Please note: Boarding is only possible by vehicle for departures outside terminal opening hours or for departures onboard Stena Vinga. Boarding as a foot passenger is not possible on these departures.
Important information for Foot Passengers
Foot passenger travel is only possible between 27 June and 14 August 2023. Outside of these dates you cannot travel as a foot passenger from Halmstad or Grenaa.
The port of Halmstad on Sweden's west coast is very easy to reach by road with motorway access from the north, south and east. The town is also accessible by train and bus with a shuttle bus available for foot passengers from the station to the terminal.
If you are travelling on foot, you must go to Halmstad Central Station and check-in at one of our check-in kiosks to get your boarding pass. Please show your boarding pass together with your ID documentation before getting on the Stena Line bus that will take you to the ferry. The bus is wheelchair accessible.
Please note: You must be at Halmstad Central Station at least 60 minutes before departure to get on the bus that will take you directly to the ferry. It is not possible to board the ferry or the bus at the port. The bus cannot stop and pick up passengers once it has departed. All bookings must be made online because it is not possible to buy tickets at the port before scheduled departures.
The port of Trelleborg is the southernmost in Sweden and is known as the gateway between Scandinavia and Central Europe. It is easily accessible on foot from the centre of Trelleborg or by bus, train or by car.
Stena Line has two terminals in Gothenburg, one heading to Frederikshavn, Denmark and this terminal for travellers heading to Kiel, Germany. The Germany terminal is further west on the Göta River close to the Älvsborgsbron bridge. The terminal is well signposted from the E6 and can also be reached by tram.
Karlskrona port on Sweden's south-east coast is easily accessible via motorway. Karlskrona has excellent transport links however, as the port is situated on a different island to the main part of the town, a taxi or bus trip is required to access the port for rail and foot passengers.
Notice to foot & bicycle passengers on Stena Estelle & Stena Ebba: Due to ongoing construction in Karlskrona, foot & bicycle passengers will be transported between our terminal and Stena Estelle or Stena Ebba by bus. For passengers arriving in Karlskrona from Gdynia, the exiting process could take up to 1 hour. Please take this into consideration when travelling. Bicycles will be transported to and from the ferry by our crew, and will be available to pick up in the terminal on arrival. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Our ferries depart from the new Norvik Terminal which is 4km (10 minutes drive) from the centre of Nynäshamn. There are several taxi services to the new terminal from the rail/bus station.
Selected destinations
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Öland
Sweden’s summer island paradise! A destination with a difference, all of it naturally and uniquely beautiful.
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Gothenburg
Famous for its canals, leafy boulevards, cafes and great shopping – an adventure awaits you in Gothenburg!
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Kalmar
Travel through time in this beautiful historic city. Explore its castle, cobbled streets and quaint old town.
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Karlskrona
Discover a wealth of history and heritage, as well as the stunning natural beauty of the archipelago.
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Malmö
A coastal city with a seaside vibe, museums to explore, eclectic shopping and a lively cultural scene.
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Idre
Enchanting Idre with its beautiful scenery, great skiing & hiking trails is an ideal year-round destination.
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Sälen
Sälen is a skier’s paradise and a stunning year-round destination with beautiful scenery, lakes and trails.
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Åre
Renowned for its great ski slopes, shopping, restaurants and bars, Åre has a real metropolitan vibe.
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Småland
If you bike, hike, canoe or fish you’ll fall in love with nature in Småland, it’s “Sweden for real”.
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Halland
Beautiful Halland on Sweden’s west coast boasts a rich food culture, stunning scenery and even better golf!
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Glasriket
There’s so much to see in Sweden’s Glass Realm! Home to Kosta Boda, nature reserves, tranquil lakes and forests.
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Skåne
Small in size, big on charm. Skåne is a haven for hikers and trekkers and lovers of the great outdoors.
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Varmland
If you love the thrill of outdoor adventures or the calm, tranquillity of nature, you’ll find it in Värmland!
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Dalsland
‘Sweden’s lake province’ is perfect for nature lovers with its breath-taking scenery and laid back vibe.
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Västervik
Sweden’s best summer city, bursting with attractions, delicious food and culture, it’s a special place to visit.
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High Coast
Get back to nature when you visit the High Coast and sample some of Sweden’s best outdoor life and rustic charm.
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