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Which ferries go from Sweden to Germany? – 4 options

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | Which ferries go from Sweden to Germany? We have travelled many times from Sweden to Germany and here we list some different ferry crossings that go directly from Sweden to Germany, as well as some other possible travel routes.

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Ferry Malmö–Travemünde with Finnlines – to Germany by car or campervan

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | The ferry between Malmö and Travemünde is a convenient alternative for those who want to travel to Germany by car or camper. Finnlines operates the route all year round and the crossing takes around nine hours. Travemünde is located just outside Lübeck and is a good starting point for continuing towards Hamburg, northern Germany or further south in Europe.

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FRS Baltic - from Trelleborg to Sassnitz in less than 2.5 hours

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Writer: Helena Bergström

FRS Baltic takes you from Trelleborg to Sassnitz in less than 2.5 hours, with its high-speed catamaran. We got the chance to join them on a trip back and forth to Germany for the day, and it was a nice trip that went by as fast as the eye.

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Polferries Ystad-Świnoujście – our experiences

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | What is it like to travel with Polferries between Ystad and Świnoujście? We have travelled the route in both directions, with a night ferry and cabin on the outward journey and a day ferry on the return journey. Here we share our experiences of the journey and life on board. Keep in mind that ships, departure times, prices and on-board offerings are subject to change – so always check the latest information before your trip.

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Ferry to Estonia with a car or camper – Tallink Silja or DFDS?

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | Which ferry to Estonia is best – Tallink Silja from Stockholm to Tallinn or DFDS from Kapellskär to Paldiski? We have travelled by motorhome on both routes. Here we compare travel times, ports, cabins, food and life on board – and tell you which option we think is best depending on how you want to travel.

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With Stena Line from Sassnitz to Trelleborg

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Everything has an end, and it was finally time for the Strandkorgsgänget to travel back to Sweden, after an exciting week in Germany. We took Stena Line from Sassnitz to Trelleborg, drove a bit home and then found a really nice pitch.

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7 motorhomes on their way to Germany

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Writer: Helena Bergström

As this post is published, we are on our way to Kiel, Germany on the StenaLine ferry Germanica. All seven motorhomes, including the one we are testing, are on board and we have had time to socialise and get to know each other. Now we are looking forward to the adventure in Germany!

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Polferrie's new ferry is here - meet the M/F Nova Star

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Polferrie's new ferry is here, and it feels more than welcome. M/F Nova Star, built in 2011, will operate the route between Nynäshamn and Gdansk. Peter has been on a press tour this week and today we can show pictures of the new ship.

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Ferry Kiel–Gothenburg – our experiences and tips

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Taking the ferry between Kiel and Gothenburg is a convenient way to travel between Germany and Sweden by car or camper. Unlike the shorter ferry crossings across the Baltic Sea, the ferry runs overnight, and with a cabin, restaurants and more on board, the journey is almost like a hotel night on the road.

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Ferry Trelleborg–Rostock – to Germany by car or campervan

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | Taking the ferry between Trelleborg and Rostock is a convenient way to get directly from Sweden to northern Germany. We have traveled the route ourselves several times, not least with a camper van, and appreciate that after a few hours at sea you can roll off the ferry and continue straight onto the German roads.

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