Timetable · Both operators
Rostock Trelleborg ferry timetable
When the ferries between Rostock and Trelleborg leave and arrive, for the next few days. TT Line and Stena Line together, in both directions.
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Times
All times are local time. Germany and Sweden are in the same time zone, so there is nothing to convert.
Per day
6–8 SAILINGS
Each way, both companies together. A few fewer outside the summer.
Per operator
Want to see just one company? Look at TT Line or Stena Line.
Below are all the ferry departures between Rostock and Trelleborg for the next few days, with arrival times. They update by themselves.
Rostock to Trelleborg ferry timetable
Trelleborg to Rostock ferry timetable
The route at a glance
| Route | Rostock (Germany) – Trelleborg (Sweden) |
| Operators | TT Line and Stena Line |
| Crossing time | around 6 hours, overnight sailings 7 to 8 hours |
| Distance | roughly 150 kilometres across the Baltic Sea |
| Departures | usually 6 to 8 per day in each direction |
Stena Line and TT Line timetables
On the company pages you only see that company’s sailings.
TT Line
Sails by day and by night. Lots of motorhome and lorry drivers use TT Line.
Stena Line
Sails several times a day. Restaurants and shops on board, and cabins on some sailings.
Good to know
How many ferries sail depends on the season and the day. In summer and at weekends there are usually more than in winter. At night the crossing takes longer, so that you arrive early in the morning.
Be at the terminal 60 to 90 minutes before departure, a bit earlier with a motorhome or trailer.
Before you sail
- What the crossing costs with both companies
- The weather on the Baltic
- Port of Rostock: directions, check-in and parking
- Port of Trelleborg: directions and webcam
Timetable questions
How far ahead can I see departures?
Here you see a few days ahead. Later dates show up when you go to book.
Are there overnight ferries?
Yes, in both directions. At night the crossing usually takes 7 to 8 hours instead of 6.
Does the timetable change by season?
Yes. In summer and at weekends there are usually more sailings than in winter. The times above are always up to date.
What happens in a storm?
In a storm on the Baltic, sailings can be delayed or cancelled. Check the weather forecast and any news from your ferry company before you set off.
Can I see just one operator’s sailings?
Yes. The TT Line and Stena Line pages only show that company’s sailings.
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Crossing
6 HOURS
At night it takes 7 to 8 hours, so that you arrive early in the morning.
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