Travel by ferry to Baltic States! Travelling to Baltic States couldn't be more relaxed than by ferry. This way you start your Baltic States holiday rested and without stress.
There are ferry connections to the Baltic States from Sweden, Finland and St. Petersburg in Russia. From Germany, the Baltic States can be reached directly without a stopover via the routes Travemünde – Liepaja and Kiel – Klaipeda, as well as via the Rostock – Klaipeda route.
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All ferries to Baltic States
Here you find all current ferry connections to Baltic States.
| Ferry connection | Country of origin & country of destination | Number & Duration of trip |
Shipping company |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ferry Hanko – Paldiski | Ferry from Finland to Estonia | 7 times a week 9 hours 30 minutes |
DFDS Seaways |
| Ferry Kapellskär – Paldiski | Ferry from Sweden to Estonia | up to 2 times a day 11 hours |
DFDS Seaways Tallink Silja |
| Ferry Kiel – Klaipeda | Ferry from Germany to Lithuania | up to 6 times a week 20 hours 30 minutes |
DFDS Seaways |
| Ferries Rostock – Klaipeda | Ferry from Germany to Lithuania | up to 5 times a week 24 hours |
TT-Line |
| Ferries Travemünde – Klaipeda | Ferry from Germany to Lithuania | up to 5 times a week 25 hours |
TT-Line |
| Ferry Travemünde – Liepaja | Ferry from Germany to Latvia | up to 6 times a week 23 hours |
Stena Line |
| Ferry Saint Petersburg – Tallinn | Ferry from Russia to Estonia | 2 times a week 14 hours |
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| Ferry Stockholm – Riga | Ferry from Sweden to Latvia | 7 times a week 17 hours |
Tallink Silja |
| Ferry Stockholm – Tallinn | Ferry from Sweden to Estonia | up to 7 times a week 17 hours 30 minutes |
Tallink Silja |
All ferries from Baltic States
Here you find all current ferry connections from Baltic States.
| Ferry connection | Country of origin & country of destination | Number & Duration of trip |
Shipping company |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ferry Klaipeda – Karlshamn | Ferry from Lithuania to Sweden | 7 times a week 13 hours |
DFDS Seaways TT-Line |
| Ferry Klaipeda – Trelleborg | Ferry from Lithuania to Sweden | 5 times a week approx. 17 hours |
TT-Line |
| Ferry Tallinn – Helsinki | Ferry from Estonia to Finland | up to 14 times a day 2 hours |
Eckerö Line Tallink Silja Viking Line |
| Ferry Tallinn – Mariehamn | Ferry from Estonia to Aland, Finland | 7 times a week 150 minutes |
Tallink Silja Viking Line |
| Ferry Ventspils – Nynashamn | Ferry from Latvia to Sweden | up to 12 times a week 8 hours 30 minutes |
Stena Line |
Ferry ports at Baltic States
You can find an overview of all ferry ports at Baltic States here.
| Ports |
|---|
| Klaipeda |
| Liepaja |
| Paldiski |
| Riga |
| Tallinn |
| Ventspils |
Travel guide Baltic States
Holiday at Baltic States
The Baltic States show travellers a multifaceted face. While the capital cities of Riga, Tallinn and Vilnius boast historic old towns and a wide range of restaurants, nature lovers will find untouched nature away from the big cities. Endless sandy beaches invite you to swim and take long walks, revealing many a treasure. Moose, lynx, wolves and brown bears still roam the moors and forests of the Baltic.
TOP excursion destinations at Baltic States
Estonia offers travellers 3,800 kilometres of coastline, 2,000 islands and unspoilt nature. In addition, there is a capital city of unique beauty. Tallinn inspires with a medieval old town and a well-preserved city wall. Kadriorg Castle and Haapsalu Bishop’s Castle are among the cultural treasures of the country. Estonia’s national parks offer extensive moors, forests and a protected habitat for a rich variety of flora and fauna. ››› ferries to Estonia On a stroll through Latvia’s capital Riga, travelers can look forward to around 800 magnificent Art Nouveau buildings.
Richly decorated with ornaments, oriels and magnificent facades, they accompany a stroll through the medieval old town. Away from the capital, the seaside resort of Jurmala, the baroque Rundale Castle or the ruins of Wenden Castle are among the highlights of a trip to Latvia. There are also beaches, upland moors, forests and unspoiled landscapes. ››› ferries to Latvia
Lithuania’s capital Vilnius awaits its guests with narrow streets, historic buildings and more than 50 churches. The seaside resort of Palanga was once luxurious, and the island castle of Trakai, with its towers and walls of red brick, is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in the country. Lithuania’s national parks protect untouched oak forests and moors, while the Curonian Spit delights nature lovers with its secluded sandy beaches and high dunes. ››› ferries to Lithuania
Entry requirements
To enter Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, travelers with German citizenship need an identity card or (children’s) passport valid for the entire duration of their trip.
Alternative travel options
If you want to travel to the Baltic States by car or motorhome, you can do so on European Route 67, which runs through Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia after the Czech Republic and Poland. Trains and buses are possible alternatives, but long travel times and transfers must be expected. There are also regular flights to the Baltic States from Germany all year round.
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