Sweden
Sweden is one of the most well-connected countries in the Baltic Sea for passenger ferry travel. From Sweden, you can reach many countries by ferry including Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany and Denmark. Sweden is the gateway to Scandinavia, with many passenger and cargo ferries connecting it to mainland Europe. For passengers, the ferry routes to/from Finland (Helsinki, Turku, Åland) and Estonia (Tallinn) are easily the most luxurious in the Baltic Sea.
List of Ferry Routes from Sweden
Active
Eckerö Linjen
ÅlandFinland
GrisslehamnSweden
Grisslehamn is about 95 km north of central Stockholm
Active
Stena Line
VaasaFinland
UmeåSweden
Stena Line took over this route from Wasaline in 2025
Discontinued
Stena Line
GrenaaDenmark
HalmstadSweden
Discontinued; last sailing 30 April 2026
Discontinued
Stena Line
HankoFinland
StockholmSweden
Route from Hanko to Nynäshamn; discontinued 20 October 2023 due to weak freight demand amid the Ukraine war and the upcoming EU ETS
Discontinued
Tallink Silja
RigaLatvia
StockholmSweden
Seasonal sailing that is occasionally offered
Discontinued
Stena Line
SassnitzGermany
TrelleborgSweden
Discontinued in 2020 due to COVID-19 and declining freight/train traffic
Ferry Cities in Sweden
Cities in Sweden with ferry ports or connections.