Ferries to Germany

Almost all traffic runs through the Baltic ports of Travemünde, Rostock, Kiel, Puttgarden and Sassnitz.

The directory lists five ferry ports and 18 ferry routes for Germany. The cruising area is the Baltic Sea. Most services run via Travemünde, Rostock and Kiel. From here, ferries sail to Sweden, Denmark and Lithuania, plus three other countries. The operators here are TT-Line, Stena Line, Scandlines and four other operators.

Route map Germany

Scandlines
TT-Line
Stena Line
Finnlines
DFDS
Color Line
Bornholmslinjen
Reederei Cassen Eils

Ferry ports in Germany

Ferries to Cuxhaven

From Cuxhaven the operator Reederei Cassen Eils sails to the island of Neuwerk, from April to October and taking around two hours. Departures are from the Alte Liebe.

Ferries to Kiel

The ferry port of Kiel lies on the Baltic Sea about 90 kilometres north of Hamburg and is one of Germany's most important ports for international passenger traffic. Ferries run from here to Gothenburg, Oslo and Klaipėda, with regular connections to Norway, Sweden and Lithuania.

Ferries to Neuwerk

Neuwerk is served from Cuxhaven between April and October. The crossing with the operator Reederei Cassen Eils takes around two hours and depends on the tide.

Ferries to Puttgarden

Puttgarden lies at the northern end of the island of Fehmarn. The place is known above all for its ferry link to the Danish town of Rødby, but it has more to offer: a floating department store, the oldest church on Fehmarn and a highlight for birdwatchers, as Puttgarden lies on the migration route of the cranes flying from Europe to Scandinavia. That is why the ferry route from Puttgarden to Rødby is also called the "Vogelfluglinie", the bird flight line.

Ferries to Rostock

The ferry port of Rostock lies in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern on the Baltic coast, about twelve kilometres from the city centre. It is the largest port in Germany and has grown into one of the most important in Europe; ferries run from here to Trelleborg and Gedser and seasonally to Klaipeda.

Ferries to Sassnitz

Sassnitz ferry port lies on the island of Rügen in north-eastern Germany and, as the country's easternmost deep-water port, is an important hub for ferry services across the Baltic Sea. Ferries run regularly from here to Bornholm in Denmark, making the port a gateway to Scandinavia, central Europe and the Baltic states.

Ferries to Travemünde

The ferry port of Travemünde, also known as the Skandinavienkai, is one of the largest ferry ports in Europe. Routes run from here several times a day to Sweden (Malmo, Trelleborg and Karlshamn), to Finland (Helsinki), to Lithuania (Klaipeda) and to Latvia (Liepaja). You will find all the information on routes, timetables and ferry tickets on this page.