TT Line
About
TT Line is a German ferry company founded in 1962 that connects Germany, Sweden, Poland and Lithuania across the southern Baltic Sea. Its main hub is Trelleborg in southern Sweden, with crossings to Travemünde, Rostock and Świnoujście, while a second group of routes links Klaipėda in Lithuania with Germany and Sweden. The fleet is made up of ro-pax ferries built for cars, campervans and freight as well as foot passengers, so most crossings work equally well for a road trip to Scandinavia or for trucks heading to the Baltic states. Night sailings are common on the longer routes. Onboard facilities depend on the ship and the crossing, and typically include cabins, a restaurant or buffet, a café and a shop. Check the route pages below for current timetables, crossing times and the ships in service on each connection.Key Facts
- Country
- Germany, Lithuania, Poland, Sweden
- Founded
- 1962
- Active routes
- 8
- Operates between
- Germany, Lithuania, Poland, Sweden
TT Line Ferry Routes
- Travemünde – Trelleborg
- Trelleborg – Travemünde
- Rostock – Trelleborg
- Trelleborg – Rostock
- Trelleborg – Swinoujscie
- Swinoujscie – Trelleborg
- Karlshamn – Klaipėda
- Klaipėda – Karlshamn
- Klaipeda – Travemunde
- Travemunde – Klaipeda
- Trelleborg – Klaipėda
- Klaipėda – Trelleborg
- Rostock – Klaipeda
- Karlshamn – Travemunde
- Travemunde – Karlshamn
TT Line Fleet
| Vessel | Type | Built | Passengers | Vehicles |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huckleberry Finn | Cruise ferry | 1988 | 400 | 535 cars or 142 trucks/trailers |
| Luna | Ferry | – | – | – |
| Marco Polo | Ferry | – | – | – |
| Nils Dacke | Ferry | – | – | – |
| Nils Holgersson | Car and passenger ferry | 2022 | 866 | 920 cars or 220 trucks (semi-trailers) |
| Optima | Ferry | – | – | – |
| Peter Pan | Cruise ferry | 1989 | 800 | 460 cars or 105 trucks |
| TT-Line Ferry | Ferry | – | – | – |