Travel by ferry to Poland! Travelling to Poland couldn't be more relaxed than by ferry. This way you start your Poland holiday rested and without stress.
Poland can be reached from Sweden from Karlskrona, Nynäshamn, Trelleborg and Ystad.
There is also a ferry connection from Bornholm (Rönne). On the Polish side, the ports of Gdynia, Gdansk and Swinoujscie are served.
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Search & Book Ferries to Poland
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All ferries to Poland
Here you find all current ferry connections to Poland.
| Ferry connection | Country of origin & country of destination | Number & Duration of trip |
Shipping company |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ferry Karlskrona – Gdynia | Ferry from Sweden to Poland | up to 3 times a day 11 hours 30 minutes |
Stena Line |
All ferries from Poland
Here you find all current ferry connections from Poland.
| Ferry connection | Country of origin & country of destination | Number & Duration of trip |
Shipping company |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ferry Gdansk – Nynashamn | Ferry from Poland to Sweden | up to 7 times a week 18 hours |
Polferries |
| Ferry Swinoujscie – Malmö | Ferry from Poland to Sweden | daily 9 hours |
Finnlines |
| Ferry Swinoujscie (Swinoujscie) – Rønne | Ferry from Poland to Bornholm | 1 time per week 6 hours |
Polferries |
| Ferry Swinoujscie (Swinoujscie) – Trelleborg | Ferry from Poland to Sweden | up to 3 times a day 6 hours |
TT-Line |
| Ferry Swinoujscie (Swinoujscie) – Ystad | Ferry from Poland to Sweden | up to 5 times a day 6 hours 30 minutes |
Polferries Unity Line |
Ferry ports in Poland
You can find an overview of all ferry ports in Poland here.
| Ports |
|---|
| Gdansk |
| Gdynia |
| Swinoujscie |
Travel guide Poland
Holiday in Poland
528 kilometers of Baltic coastline, 23 national parks and varied landscapes – all this awaits travelers to Poland. The cities inspire with historic old towns, the castles and palaces of the country are fabulously beautiful. Islands and endless sandy beaches promise relaxing holidays by the sea. What more could you want? Maybe some tasty pierogi…
TOP excursion destinations in Poland
History and modernity meet in Poland’s capital, Warsaw. In the historical part, the market square, cathedral, palaces and royal palace are inspiring. Along the Vistula it is possible to stroll wonderfully and the museums preserve the eventful history of the city. Modern Warsaw can be seen around the Palace of Culture and Science. Built by Stalin, an observation deck 114 meters above the ground offers a magnificent view.
Krakow awaits its guests with a medieval old town, beautiful town houses and the former royal residence Wawel. The magnificent castle is located in the middle of the city, buildings from different architectural eras frame here the Italian courtyard. Beautiful!
Wroclaw is one of the most beautiful cities in Poland. The colourful town houses on the market square are probably best enjoyed over a cosy cup of coffee. A stroll through the “Venice of the East” takes you over bridges and canals to the town hall, the cathedral island and more than 600 Wroclaw dwarfs.
For those who love castles and palaces, Mariánské Lázn? is one of the most beautiful and spectacular sights in Poland. It was built from the 13th century and is now considered the largest brick building in Europe. The outer castle, middle castle and high castle can be visited. The castle also houses an amber museum.
The mountain monastery of Jasna Góra is considered the spiritual centre of Poland. It was founded in 1382 and is still inhabited by monks today. Believers for centuries pilgrimage to the most sacred relic of the country – the “Black Madonna”. It brought prosperity and baroque splendour to the monastery.
Descend 135 meters in the Wieliczka salt mine. Construction of the shaft began as early as the 13th century. Visitors can expect salt lakes, chambers, salt sculptures and exciting stories about the mining of salt on the three-kilometre “tourist route”.
Please note that more than 800 steps have to be climbed during a tour.
The Tatra National Park was officially established in 1954. Hikers and mountaineers will find here the highest mountain in the country – Rysy with a height of 2,499 meters. A wealth of wildlife lives in the park’s endless forests and rugged mountain landscapes, including brown bears, lynx and wolves.
The Slowinski National Park is located on the Baltic coast. Here, forests, sandy beaches and shifting sand dunes up to 42 metres high characterise the landscape. A 35-kilometre-long hiking trail runs along the coast and connects the two towns of Stolpmünde and Leba.
Entry requirements
German citizens can enter Poland with an identity card and (children’s) passport.
All documents must be valid for the entire duration of your stay. You do not need a visa.
Alternative travel options
As a neighbouring country, Poland can be reached regularly and quickly from Germany by car, bus, train and plane. Here, individual holiday planning is probably the decisive factor.
ferries to Poland Experiences & Travelogues
