Unity Line

Unity Line ceased to exist as its own brand on 30 March 2026. On that day, POLSCA S.A. began operations, bringing Polferries, Unity Line and Euroafrica together under one name. The ships and routes remain, but bookings are now made through POLSCA Baltic Ferries.

Unity Line was a Polish shipping company based in Świnoujście, founded in 1994 and part of the Polferries group. With two main routes across the Baltic Sea, the company connected Poland with Sweden and carried hundreds of thousands of passengers and vehicles each year.

The ferry connections ran from Świnoujście (Poland) to Ystad and Trelleborg in Sweden. The Świnoujście-Ystad route took about 6-7 hours with up to three daily departures, while the connection to Trelleborg took about 8 hours. Both routes offered a convenient way to reach Scandinavia.

The fleet consisted of modern RoPax ferries that could carry both passengers and vehicles. The ships had large car decks for cars, motorhomes and freight vehicles. Ferry capacity allowed for the transport of several hundred passengers and vehicles per crossing.

On board, comfortable cabins of various categories were available, from inside cabins to premium sea-view outside cabins. Further amenities included restaurants, cafés, duty-free shops and lounge areas. There were play areas for children, and pets were welcome in designated cabins.