Ferries Poland
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Ferry Poland
Located along the southern shores of the Baltic Sea, Poland is directly connected by sea to Sweden, acting as an important gateway between Central Europe and the Scandinavian Peninsula.
Discover all the ferry routes to and from Poland and book your trip with MrFerry in just a few clicks. Thanks to the regular sailings operated by Polferries, Stena Line, TT-Line and Finnlines, reaching this fascinating Central-Eastern European country is simple and convenient, especially if you're travelling with your own vehicle.
Ferry connections to and from Poland
Polish ports connected by ferry
The main Polish ports connected by ferry are located along the northern Baltic coast. These include:
- Świnoujście, in the north-west of the country near the German border, is one of the busiest and best connected ferry terminals
- Gdynia, adjacent to the better-known city of Gdańsk, is a modern commercial and passenger port
- Gdańsk, a historic and cultural city, is a key entry point for travellers coming from Sweden
These ports offer regular connections to Sweden, allowing passengers to travel with or without vehicles all year round.
Available routes and ferry companies
There are currently four international ferry routes to and from Poland:
- Świnoujście – Ystad (and vice versa) operated by Polferries
- Świnoujście – Trelleborg (and vice versa) operated by TT-Line
- Gdynia – Karlskrona (and vice versa) operated by Stena Line
- Gdańsk – Nynäshamn (and vice versa) operated by Polferries
These routes are operated by reliable and well-equipped ferries, offering year-round departures, with the possibility of boarding cars, motorcycles, campers, vans, as well as foot passengers.
Duration and characteristics of ferry travel
Choosing the right ferry to Poland depends on your schedule and the type of travel experience you prefer. The sea connections between Poland and Sweden offer options for both daytime sailings and overnight crossings with cabins.
The shortest routes are from Świnoujście to the southern Swedish ports of Ystad and Trelleborg, with an average sailing time of 6–7 hours. These are mostly daytime crossings, ideal for quick and practical travel.
If you prefer to travel overnight and arrive rested, the best options are the Gdańsk – Nynäshamn and Gdynia – Karlskrona routes. The former is the longest ferry crossing between Poland and Sweden, lasting around 18–19 hours, while the latter takes about 10 hours and offers both daytime and nighttime departures depending on the season.
All Poland–Sweden ferry routes operate year-round and allow you to travel comfortably with your vehicle. Regardless of the company or route you choose, a ferry trip to Poland is a safe, convenient option suitable for families and travellers with pets.
Ticket prices and discounts
Indicative fares
Fares for ferries to Poland may vary depending on the season, departure time, and the company selected. As a general reference, here are some average prices for a one-way trip:
- Passenger on foot: from €40 to €60
- Passenger with car: from €90 to €120
Travelling during summer or on overnight crossings may involve slightly higher fares, especially for cabins or extra services.
Available discounts
Ferry companies often offer special fares for children, groups, and early bookings. In some cases, promotional rates are also available for round-trip bookings. Discounts may vary by company and route. You can always check active offers on MrFerry at the time of booking.
Useful information for boarding and the crossing
Types of ferries and onboard services
The ferries to Poland are modern and equipped to ensure comfort and safety throughout the year. The vessels operating on these routes are always equipped with garages for transporting vehicles, both private and commercial, and offer spacious common areas with bars, shops, restaurants, and play areas for children.
Most crossings take place overnight, but on the shorter routes, such as Świnoujście – Ystad or Świnoujście – Trelleborg, you can also travel during the day. The available accommodations include reclining seats and deck passage, but the companies also offer day cabins at more affordable prices for those seeking greater privacy.
Traveling with pets by ferry to Poland
If you're traveling with a pet, the ferry companies to Poland allow the boarding of dogs and cats in accordance with European regulations. You must specify the presence of the animal when booking and check the conditions set by the selected company.
Many ships offer pet-friendly cabins, dedicated outdoor areas, and in some cases, onboard kennels. Pets must have a European passport and microchip, as well as be up to date with required vaccinations, including rabies.
Be sure to bring everything your four-legged friend may need: leash, muzzle, bowls, and hygienic mats. Access to common areas may be limited: always follow the instructions given by the onboard staff.
Documents and check-in procedures
To board the ferries to Poland, it is mandatory to arrive at the port with a valid travel document (ID card or passport). Copies or expired documents are not accepted.
Check-in generally opens 2 to 3 hours before departure. If you are traveling with a vehicle, it is advisable to arrive at least 90 minutes in advance. During the control process, you may also be asked for your vehicle documents and the booking confirmation sent by MrFerry, either printed or in digital format.
If you have any doubts, consult the “Travel Conditions” section of the selected company and the booking summary always available in your MrFerry User Area.
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Enter your departure date, port, and number of passengers: you'll quickly view the best options, onboard services, add accommodations such as cabins or seats, and include vehicles or pets at the time of booking.
Booking with MrFerry gives you:
- Access to all ferry companies on a single platform
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Ferries to Poland: Frequently Asked Questions
To travel by ferry to Poland, you need a valid travel document (passport or ID card for UE citizen). If you're traveling with a vehicle, you must also bring the vehicle documents. If you're traveling with pets, the European Pet Passport is mandatory.
Yes, all ferries to Poland are equipped with garages and allow the boarding of cars, motorbikes, campers, and vans. When booking on MrFerry, you can enter your vehicle’s specifications and check availability on your selected route.
Ferry ticket prices to Poland vary depending on the route, company, and time of year. A foot passenger can expect to pay from €20 to €45, while traveling with a vehicle starts at around €80 and can exceed €130 for overnight crossings with cabin.
Yes, you can travel with pets on ferries to Poland. The companies offer pet-friendly cabins or designated areas. A pet passport is required, and company rules must be followed, including using a leash and, in some cases, a muzzle.
Shorter routes like Świnoujście – Ystad and Świnoujście – Trelleborg are generally daytime crossings, while longer connections such as Gdańsk – Nynäshamn or Gdynia – Karlskrona offer overnight sailings with cabin accommodations. You can choose your preferred option when booking.
Onboard ferries to Poland you can choose from deck passage, reclining seats, or private cabins. Cabins are especially recommended for overnight sailings and range from standard to family cabins, with options accessible for passengers with reduced mobility.
