Ferries to the Baltics
Ferries to the Baltics
Looking for a Crossing to the Baltics? Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are part of the Baltic States, located along the Baltic Sea. There are ferry connections from Sweden, Germany, and Finland to these countries, operated by TT Line, DFDS, Stena, Tallink Silja, Eckerö, and Viking Line. One of the most popular ferry crossings in this region is the route from Tallinn to Helsinki. With numerous routes passing through the Baltics, it's easy to incorporate one or all of these states into a round trip through the Nordic and Baltic regions.
Ferry crossings to Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia from Sweden, Germany and Finland.
Did you know that one of the busiest ferry crossings is between Finland and Estonia? The route from Helsinki to Tallinn is served by three different ferry companies, operating almost continuously.
Ferry Guides for the Baltics
Everything you need to know before booking your ferry trip to Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia.
Popular Ferry Maps to and Around the Baltics
Use our handy map with all the crossing and various routes to the Baltic States. Ferries to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania. See quickly the fastest routes, and find the different options for a round trip through the Baltics and/or Nordics.
All Crossings to the Baltic States
Popular ferry crossings in and around Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia
Blogs & News
Interesting blogs and useful tips about ferry travel and/or Sweden
Ferry Talk
Questions or experiences? We'd love for you to share them.
How do I see which port sails to which port across the Baltic sea including Norway? Surely that's possible? I want to plan a trip through Denmark\ Norway\ Sweden \ Northern Germany and Poland.
Hi Ian,
We’re currently working on making all the ferry maps interactive, so you’ll be able to click on the crossings you’re interested in and access more information or book directly. On the specific ‘Baltics’ page, the maps aren’t interactive yet, but many of the maps and pages for the surrounding countries already are.
Previously, I wrote a setup in Dutch here: https://ferrygogo.nl/rondreis-zweden-noorwegen-denemarken/. It primarily covers Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, but it’s worth noting you can also start your journey in Germany. From there, you could sail to the Baltics first, take a ferry to Finland, continue from Finland to Sweden, then /Sweden to Norway, and finally from Oslo in Norway back to Kiel in Germany. Alternatively, you could drive to Bergen or Kristiansand in Norway and take a ferry to Hirtshals in northern Denmark.
It’s also useful to know that there are ferries from Kiel in Germany to both Oslo, Norway and Gothenburg, Sweden.. From Gdansk in Poland, you can catch a ferry to Stockholm, and from Travemünde in Germany, there’s a direct ferry to Helsinki. These are all fantastic options, though I might be a bit biased!
I hope this provides some helpful information. You can find more routes using the interlinks provided in this comment.
Best regards, JW – Team Ferrygogo.
Second option, also in Dutch, but more to give an idea: https://ferrygogo.nl/reisroute-helsinki-stockholm-goteborg/ – including a ferry map there as well.
I can make a tailormade post / route for you as well, might be a nice post. Will look into it.