Stena Line Rostock Trelleborg timetable: departures and arrivals today

Two companies sail between Rostock and Trelleborg: Stena Line and TT Line. This page only shows the Stena Line sailings. Below the times you’ll find how long the crossing takes, what’s on board, what a ticket costs and where to check in.

Stena Line timetable today: Rostock to Trelleborg

The next Stena Line departures from Rostock to Trelleborg, with arrival times. The list updates by itself.

Stena Line timetable today: Trelleborg to Rostock

And the other way, from Sweden back to Germany.

Want to see Stena Line and TT Line side by side? Look at the full Rostock Trelleborg ferry timetable.

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Stena Line on this route

Route	Rostock (Germany) – Trelleborg (Sweden)
Crossing time	about 6 hours, longer at night
Distance	about 150 km across the Baltic
Sailings	every day, both ways, all year
Vehicles	cars, motorhomes, caravans, motorbikes, lorries

How long does the Stena Line ferry take?

About 6 hours by day. At night it takes longer, usually 7 to 8 hours, so that you arrive early in the morning instead of in the middle of the night. Wind and waves on the Baltic can add some time. The timetable above shows the planned arrival for each sailing.

On board

It depends a little on the ship, but you’ll usually find seats and lounges, a restaurant, a bar and a shop. Cabins are available on some sailings, mostly the night ones. On a night crossing a cabin is worth it.

Stena Line also sails many other routes in Scandinavia. If you’ve travelled with them before, the booking and the ships will feel familiar.

Taking a dog

Pets can usually come along. What is allowed depends on the ship and the ticket, and some sailings have cabins where pets may stay. Ask Stena Line when you book. Sweden and Germany also have their own rules for animals (microchip, rabies vaccination, papers). Sort those out well before you travel.

What does a Stena Line ticket cost?

There is no fixed price. It depends on your vehicle (length and height), how many people travel, the date, how early you book and whether you take a cabin. Summer, school holidays and weekends cost more. TT Line sails the same route, so compare both. More on the prices page.

Where Stena Line leaves from

In Rostock, Stena Line leaves from the ferry terminal in the overseas port (Überseehafen), not from Warnemünde. Follow the A19 to the end and the signs for the ferries. In Trelleborg the ferry port is right by the town centre, near the E6.

Be there 60 to 90 minutes before departure, a bit earlier with a big vehicle or in summer.

• Port of Rostock: address, directions, parking
• Port of Trelleborg: address and terminal

Stena Line or TT Line?

Both take about the same time on the same route. Most people choose the sailing that fits their trip best, or the cheaper one on their date. Compare with the TT Line Rostock Trelleborg timetable.

In autumn and winter, storms on the Baltic can delay or cancel a sailing. Check the weather forecast before you leave.

Questions about Stena Line

Does Stena Line sail today?

On most days, yes, in both directions. Today’s sailings are in the timetable above.

How long does the Stena Line ferry take?

About 6 hours by day, usually 7 to 8 hours at night.

Where does Stena Line leave from in Rostock?

From the ferry terminal in the overseas port, at the end of the A19. Not from Warnemünde, which is used by cruise ships. Address and directions are on the Port of Rostock page.

Can I take a motorhome or caravan?

Yes. The price depends on length and height, so measure your vehicle with roof box and bike rack before you book.

How early should I be at the terminal?

60 to 90 minutes before departure, a bit earlier with a big vehicle or in summer.