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Rostock Trelleborg ferry timetable

Every departure on the route, TT Line and Stena Line together, in both directions and across the next few days.

ROSRostock 6 H · 150 KM TRGTrelleborg

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Reading the times

All times are local: Germany and Sweden are in the same time zone, so departure and arrival read straight off the clock.


Per day

6–8 SAILINGS

In each direction, across both operators. Fewer outside the summer season.


Per operator

Only want one company’s sailings? TT Line and Stena Line each have their own timetable.

The full ferry timetable between Rostock and Trelleborg, in both directions and across several days. It combines TT Line and Stena Line departures and updates automatically.

Timetable Rostock to Trelleborg



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Timetable Trelleborg to Rostock



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The route at a glance

RouteRostock (Germany) – Trelleborg (Sweden)
OperatorsTT Line and Stena Line
Crossing timearound 6 hours, overnight sailings 7 to 8 hours
Distanceroughly 150 kilometres across the Baltic Sea
Departuresusually 6 to 8 per day in each direction

Timetable by operator

If you only want one operator’s sailings, the filtered timetables are on their own pages.

TT Line

Daytime and overnight departures, well established with motorhome travellers and freight traffic.

TT Line timetable

Stena Line

Several sailings a day, with restaurants, shops and cabins on selected departures.

Stena Line timetable

How to read the timetable

Times shown are departure and arrival times in local time. Germany and Sweden share the same time zone, so no conversion is needed.

The number of sailings varies by season and day of the week. Summer months and weekends usually carry more departures than winter. Overnight crossings normally take longer, because they are scheduled around an early morning arrival rather than the shortest possible time at sea.

On top of the sailing time, allow at least 60 to 90 minutes for check-in, and longer with a motorhome or trailer.

Before you sail

Timetable questions

How far ahead can I see departures?

The timetable on this page shows several days ahead. For dates further out, check availability at the booking stage.

Are there overnight ferries?

Yes, in both directions. Overnight sailings usually take 7 to 8 hours instead of the usual 6.

Does the timetable change by season?

Yes. Summer and weekends generally have more departures than winter. The timetable above always shows the current schedule.

What happens in a storm?

Storm warnings on the Baltic can mean delays or cancelled sailings. Check the weather forecast and your operator’s latest updates before setting off.

Can I see just one operator’s sailings?

Yes. The TT Line and Stena Line pages each show a timetable filtered to that operator.

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Crossing

6 HOURS

Overnight departures run 7 to 8, because they are scheduled around an early morning arrival.


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