Rostock Trelleborg Ferry Guide
The essentials you need to know about the ferry connection between Germany and Sweden via the ports of Rostock and Trelleborg.
Ferry operators
TT Line takes about 6 hours. There are 8 departures per day. Tickets are available from 49 euros.
From 49 euros you can board one of the Stena Line ships and arrive on the other side about 6 hours later.
Crossing information
Travel easily by ferry between Germany and Sweden.
- 6 hours travel time
- 150 kilometers in length
- 8 departures per day
- Tickets from 49 euros
Information about the ferry crossing
Daily sailings! First ferry departs around 07:30, last late-night departure near 23:30. Travel time is ~6 hrs; some “fast” crossings take 5½ hrs. Check out timetable for more.
Fares start at €49 for a car + driver. Foot‑passengers can find one‑way tickets from €28. In low season, expect €35 to €85; bring a vehicle and expect €100 to €250 depending on size and season.
6‑hr Kattegat crossing. Winter storm waves average 1 to 3 m; extreme events may reach 8 m. Summer is calm, but always check sea conditions: rough weather can slow crossings and affect comfort.
Port information
The port of Rostock is located on the Baltic Sea coast of Germany. Easily accessible via the A19 by car or public transport.
The harbor of Trellenborg is located in the southernmost tip of Sweden. The port is centrally located and easily accessible.
Port information
Take the following things into account before, during and after the trip
- Make sure you have the correct travel documents
- Be on time with check-in
- Take border controls into account
- Check accepted currencies