Klaipeda – Trelleborg

Ferries from Lithuania to Sweden

Key Facts

Crossing time
19h – 20h 32min
Frequency
2x per week
Operator
TT Line
Departures
17:30 – 19:28
Car transport
Yes

Route Overview

Embark on a comfortable and efficient journey across the Baltic Sea from Klaipeda, Lithuania, to Trelleborg, Sweden. This vital ferry route connects the heart of the Baltics with Southern Sweden, making it an ideal choice for both leisure travelers and freight. The journey typically takes around 16-18 hours, offering a relaxing overnight crossing. Operated by leading ferry lines, these modern vessels are designed for passenger comfort. Onboard, you'll discover a range of facilities including inviting restaurants serving delicious meals, bars for unwinding, duty-free shops to browse, and comfortable cabins for a rejuvenating night's sleep. Many ferries also feature play areas for children, ensuring a pleasant trip for families. Klaipeda, Lithuania's only port city, offers a charming old town and proximity to the stunning Curonian Spit. Trelleborg, Sweden's southernmost town, provides excellent connections to Malmö, Copenhagen, and the rest of Northern Europe. The best time to travel is during the warmer months from May to September, though year-round services ensure flexibility. Passengers are advised to book well in advance, especially if traveling with a vehicle or during peak season, to secure their preferred departure and cabin type. Arrive at the port an hour or two before departure to allow ample time for check-in.

Operators & Schedule

The Klaipėda–Trelleborg route is operated by DFDS, one of Europe's largest shipping and ferry companies. DFDS runs regular ro-pax services on this corridor, primarily for freight, with full passenger cabin accommodation included on all crossings.

Onboard Services

DFDS vessels on this route include a restaurant, cafeteria, duty-free shop, lounge areas and cabins in a range of categories. The long overnight crossing makes a cabin booking the practical choice for most passengers. Facilities are functional and well-maintained.

Klaipeda

Klaipėda is Lithuania's third-largest city and its only seaport, at the mouth of the Curonian Lagoon. The old town has well-preserved German-influenced architecture from its days as Memel. The port handles significant Baltic freight and passenger traffic, and road connections to Vilnius and the rest of Lithuania are straightforward.

Trelleborg

Trelleborg is Sweden's largest ferry hub, located at the southernmost tip of the Scania peninsula. Multiple ferry companies operate from here, serving Germany, Poland and Lithuania. The E6/E22 motorway network starts immediately outside the port gates, making it easy to continue north or east.

Operating Ferry Companies

  • TT Line