Ferry Crossings

Discover Sweden with DFDS

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Ferries to Sweden

Choose between two routes to Sweden, with crossings from Estonia and Lithuania. Sail from Lithuania on a daily, overnight crossing from Klaipeda to Karlshamn. Alternatively, travel on a ferry crossing from Paldiski in Estonia, with 7 sailings weekly.

Our Routes to Sweden

From

€63

per person in 2-bed cabin

Klaipeda-Karlshamn Ferry Crossings

Our ferry route between Klaipeda and Karlshamn provides an easy alternative route to Scandinavia from eastern Europe or vice versa.

From

€54

pp in 4-bed cabin + car

Paldiski-Kapellskar Ferry Crossings

Paldiski- Kapellskär ferry crossing is the fastest on the Baltic Sea and will take you from Estonia to Sweden in just 10 hours. Enjoy the peaceful ship, have food and rest before continuing your journey.

Flexi ticket insurance | Ferry in Baltics

Book with Confidence with FLEXI Ticket

FLEXI ticket meets your specific needs with unmatched flexibility. Amend or cancel your booking before departure and enjoy travel flexibility with FLEXI ticket.

%50

50% off cabin price

Mini Cruise to Lithuania

A mini-cruise to Lithuania is a great way to escape from the routine and enjoy the Baltic landscapes 50% cheaper.

Why visit Sweden?

Sweden is a fun, yet relaxing place to visit no matter what time of year you visit.

In the summer, head to the urban centres to discover fun filled theme parks, interactive museums, gracious manor houses and ancient castles; whilst in the winter you can take advantage of the wild landscapes for more outdoor pursuits than you could possibly fit into one trip - you may even have to visit Sweden more than once!

All DFDS Ferry Routes

DFDS has one of the largest ferry networks in Europe, with routes operating to Denmark, Norway, the UK, Ireland, mainland Europe and even the Baltic regions, including major cities such as Copenhagen, Oslo and Amsterdam. Travel with your car and open the gateway to Europe with DFDS.

View all of our available routes here

Travel Guides

Sweden

Remarkably diverse, Sweden offers everything from rugged, glacial landscapes, to tranquil lakes and woodland, to the magnificent cities of Stockholm or Malmö.

Norway

Perhaps the most scenic of the Scandinavian countries, Norway is home to rugged, Nordic countryside and majestic fjords, as well as a beautiful coastline.

Denmark

Home of the Vikings, Lego and Hans Christian Andersen, Denmark is an affluent and unspoiled country with a great balance between modern, urban living and the great outdoors.

Lithuania

The hidden gem of the Baltic countries, Lithuania is a heady cocktail of both stunning natural beauty and wonderful man-made architecture.

Germany

Germany has one of the most interesting and diverse histories of any country in Europe, and a landscape to match.

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