Ferry to Gotland
Select “Sweden” and departure port Oskarshamn or Nynäshamn
Three Possible Crossings to Gotland
There are three options for travelling to Gotland. All ferry services arrive in Visby. The ferry crossings from Oskarshamn or Nynäshamn to Visby take approximately 3 hours. The ferry between Aland (Finland) and Visby from Viking Line takes 12 hours
Gotland ferry routes map
You can either sail to Gotland from the Swedish mainland, near Stockholm (Nynashamn) or Oskarshamn to Visby or you can make use of the international ferry of Viking Line connecting Visby with Mariehamn on the Aland Islands.
Travelling to Gotland
If you're considering booking a holiday to Sweden, then Gotland might also be worth visiting. Gotland is located on the east side of Sweden in the Baltic Sea. It has a rich history of Viking tales, medieval city walls, beautiful nature, and fantastic scenery, and the city of Visby is a lovely place to visit. The coastline of Gotland also has a lot to offer, with great cycling routes and sandy beaches.
Gotland is also known as a foodie hotspot with many local produce and craft beer breweries. On the island of Gotland, there are 92 medieval churches and many more historical archaeological places to visit. (Gotland – where Viking-era history meets unique natural scenery, VisitSweden.com)
On Gotland, you should also consider taking the ferries to the smaller islands of this archipelago, like Stora Karlsö and Lilla Karlsö. And a trip to Gotland isn't complete without a visit to the island of Fåro.
- Stora Karlsö and Lilla Karlsö can both be reached with M/F Stora Karlsö.
https://storakarlso.se/english/ - Information about the Fårö ferry service can be found here:https://www.trafikverket.se/resa-och-trafik/farjetrafik/farosundsleden/
Prices and availability for this crossing
Select “Sweden” and departure port Oskarshamn or Nynäshamn:
