Ferry to Nynäshamn and Ventspils

Sailing between Ventspils and Nynäshamn by ferry is all about relaxation. Enjoy a good meal and check out the deals in our onboard shop.

Travel in comfort onboard the Stena Baltica and Stena Scandica ferries sailing to Nynäshamn, Sweden and Ventspils, Latvia . With up to 4 sailings daily you’ll enjoy a great travel experience. Onboard there's plenty of comfortable seating, a great choice of food and drink in our restaurants and great bargains to be had in the onboard shop. If the weather permits make sure to visit the Sun Deck and take in the stunning sea views. For even greater comfort and privacy, why not upgrade to an ensuite cabin, allowing you to arrive rested and ready for your onward journey?  If you’re travelling with your pet, we have pet friendly cabins too!

Take a car-cation from Ventspils to Nynäshamn

When you travel by ferry from Ventspils to Nynäshamn you’ll only be 60km south of Sweden's capital city, Stockholm.  Nynäshamn is located on Södertörn peninsula and its picturesque landscapes and bustling harbour make it a popular spot with locals and tourists alike.

Explore Nynäshamn and the East Coast of Sweden

Nynäshamn is a hiker's haven with a huge number of trails and loads of instagrammable spots to be discovered. On the water, the town is flanked by a number of islands all waiting to be visited by kayak which is a favourite local pastime. The wonderful city of Stockholm is about an hour away but nature lovers could be distracted by the calm of Tyresta National Park on the way.

Nynäshamn to Ventspils - get set to explore

Pack up the car and take the ferry from Nynäshamn to Ventspils, the sixth largest town in Latvia – a family-friendly location which is a perfect first stop on your getaway.  Ventspils is a capital of flowers and fountains and has a beautiful blue flag beach for all to enjoy.

Discover Ventspils and the nature of Latvia

This small port town is the perfect destination for long walks where you can enjoy Ventspil's unspoilt nature. A visit to the Old Town is well worth it with the local museum housed in a castle dating from the the 13th century! Adventurers will love Latvia for its nature with thousands of rivers, huge swathes of forested land and many national parks to explore. Of course, Riga is a must-see with its own Old Town mixed with the trappings of a modern city – it’s just a 2 hour 30 minute drive away.