Lithuania ferry timetable
DFDS connects Kiel with Klaipėda in around 21 hours overnight and, as the only direct ferry from Germany to Lithuania, sails six times a week. TT-Line adds direct overnight crossings from Travemünde and Rostock. Choose the date, departure and destination port to see the day's sailings with operator, ship and arrival time.
Lithuania ferry timetable: your questions, our answers
FAQ - Lithuania ferry timetable
Frequently asked questions about the Lithuania ferry timetable - departures, routes and crossing times at a glance.
What ferry connections are there from Germany to Lithuania?+
The only direct ferry from Germany to Lithuania runs from Kiel to Klaipėda with DFDS, six times a week overnight. TT-Line offers direct overnight crossings from Travemünde - Klaipėda and Rostock - Klaipėda. In addition, the shorter crossings from Karlshamn and Trelleborg in Sweden can be combined with a journey through Denmark and Sweden.
How often do the ferries to Lithuania run?+
The direct Kiel - Klaipėda ferry with DFDS runs six times a week, so almost daily. The direct TT-Line connections from Travemünde and Rostock run less often, usually on fixed days of the week. The exact departure days and times for your travel date are shown above in the timetable.
How long does the crossing to Lithuania take?+
It depends on the route. The overnight crossing Kiel - Klaipėda takes around 21 hours, the direct TT-Line sailing from Travemünde about 25 hours, and from Rostock a similar time. The routes from Sweden via Karlshamn and Trelleborg are shorter at sea, but you need to add the journey through Denmark and Sweden.
Does the timetable to Lithuania change with the season?+
The ferry companies sail year-round, no destination drops out in winter. In the high season from June to August, cabins and vehicle spaces are the first to sell out, so it's worth booking several months ahead. On public holidays and during school holiday periods the schedule can vary, so check the sailings for your specific date above in the timetable.