Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Scandlines
( 042-18 63 00;
www.scandlines.se
)
A 24-hour service. Pedestrian/car and up to nine passengers Skr36/465. Pedestrians can
bring bicycles along at no extra charge.
FERRY
VARBERG-GRENÅ
Stena Line
( 031-704 00 00;
www.stenaline.se
)
Four-hour crossing. Three or four daily. Pedestrian/car and five passengers/bicycle
Skr180/1096/238.
FERRY
YSTAD-RØNNE
BornholmsTrafikken
( 0411-55 87 00;
www.bornholmstrafikken.dk
)
Conventional and fast services (1½ hours, 80 minutes, two to nine times daily). Pedestri-
an/car with five passengers from Skr242/1420.
FERRY
Eastern Europe
To/from Estonia,
Tallink
(
08-666 6001;
www.tallink.ee
)
runs the routes Stockholm-Tallinn
and Kapellskär-Paldiski.
Scandlines operates ferries between Nynäshamn and Ventspils (Latvia) around five
times per week.
0411-556900;
www.unityline.pl
)
have daily Ystad-Swinoujscie crossings. Polferries also runs
Nynäshamn-Gdańsk.
Stena Line
(
031-704 00 00;
www.stenaline.se
)
sails Karlsk-
rona-Gdynia.
Finland
Helsinki is called Helsingfors in Swedish, and Turku is Åbo.
Stockholm-Helsinki and Stockholm-Turku ferries run daily throughout the year via the
Åland islands. These ferries have minimum-age limits; check before you travel.
STOCKHOLM-ÅLAND ISLANDS (MARIEHAMN)
Viking Line ships also goes to Åland from Stockholm and Kapellskär two or three times
daily.
