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Trelleborg - Klaipėda

With TT-Line direct from southern Sweden to Lithuania - your gateway to the Baltic countries

  • Up to 5 departures a week with TT-Line - mostly overnight sailings
  • Direct connection in around 16 to 17 hours across the Baltic Sea to the Baltics
  • Bicycles, motorhomes and pets welcome, no luggage restriction
Ferry Trelleborg - Klaipėda on the Baltic Sea

Direct to Lithuania

From southern Sweden straight to the Baltics

The Trelleborg - Klaipėda route connects Sweden's southernmost town directly with Klaipėda in Lithuania. TT-Line has operated the route since 2018, covering the roughly 16 to 17 hours across the Baltic Sea mostly as an overnight sailing, currently with three departures a week. Through the space charter with DFDS, the connection is also bookable via DFDS, though it's operated with TT-Line's ships; that makes up to five crossings a week possible.

On board you'll find cabins ranging from inside to sea-view, restaurants with the Baltic Menu, an onboard shop and a sauna area. After arriving in Klaipėda you head straight into the Baltics: Vilnius, Kaunas and Riga lie ahead of you by road.

Crossing
approx. 16-17 hrs
Operator
TT-Line
Frequency
up to 5× a week

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Route guide

Trelleborg - Klaipėda ferry overview

Everything about the direct ferry Trelleborg - Klaipėda with TT-Line: getting to the port, check-in times, facilities on board, vehicle and pet rules, and onward travel from Klaipėda into the Baltics.

Getting there and the Trelleborg terminal

The ferry departs from the port of Trelleborg, Sweden's southernmost town. As your sat-nav destination enter Norra Nyhamnsgatan 1b, 231 61 Trelleborg. Trelleborg is the endpoint of the E6 motorway, which comes from Malmö and, via the Öresund Bridge, from Copenhagen; from Malmö it's only around 30 kilometres to the terminal.

If you're arriving by car, follow the signs to the ferry port. Foot passengers check in at the terminal building and are taken from there to the ship.

The TT-Line ferry Peter Pan leaves the port of Trelleborg - taking you direct to Klaipėda.
The TT-Line ferry Peter Pan leaves the port of Trelleborg - taking you direct to Klaipėda.

Check-in and departure

TT-Line sails mostly overnight, so you board in the evening and arrive in Klaipėda the following day. With a vehicle you must be checked in at the latest 90 minutes before departure. Online check-in is more convenient: around 48 hours before departure TT-Line emails you the access link, so you only need to show the barcode at the port.

Carry a valid ID document, a national ID card or passport is enough. Sweden and Lithuania are both in the Schengen area, so fixed border checks generally don't apply on the crossing.

On board

The route is operated by TT-Line with its own ships; via the space charter it's also bookable through DFDS. Since most departures are overnight sailings, it makes sense to book a cabin, from an inside cabin to one with a sea view, with comfort and accessible cabins as well as reclining seats also available. On board you'll find restaurants with the Baltic Menu, a breakfast buffet, lounges, an onboard shop and a sauna area; you can pre-order meals at a discount when booking.

Payment on board is by card. TT-Line also accepts cash in euros and Swedish kronor, so you don't need a separate currency for the crossing.

Vehicle, bike and pets

Cars, motorcycles, motorhomes and caravans as well as bicycles are all carried, with no luggage restrictions. Enter your vehicle's dimensions correctly when booking, since the fare depends on the length. If you're travelling by camper, you'll find the details in the guide Motorhome.

Pets are welcome on board and are registered when booking. There are dedicated pet cabins for up to two animals; dogs are allowed on a lead on the passenger decks, and there's a dog toilet on the rear outer deck.

Arrival in Klaipėda and onward travel

In Klaipėda the ferry docks at TT-Line's own terminal on Minijos g. 180. From the port city you can reach the seaside resorts around Palanga quickly, the capital Vilnius and Kaunas within a few hours' drive, and neighbouring Latvia with Riga by road. Klaipėda is thus a direct entry point into the Baltics.

Since Sweden and Lithuania both belong to the EU and the Schengen area, you continue your journey without customs formalities. If you're coming from Germany via Sweden, it's worth comparing this with the overnight ferry Karlshamn - Klaipėda, which crosses the Baltic Sea further east in less time.

Tickets and fares

TT-Line offers the crossing in two fare types: the affordable SMART ticket with no refund on cancellation, and the more flexible FLEX fare, which lets you rebook or cancel fee-free up to 24 hours before departure. Booking the outbound and return together saves you extra with the return packages. You book online via ttline.com, and via the space charter the connection is also available through DFDS; the current from-price for your travel date is shown in the booking window.

FAQ Trelleborg - Klaipėda

Frequently asked questions

Questions and answers about the Trelleborg - Klaipėda ferry connection

How long does the crossing from Trelleborg to Klaipėda take?+

The direct ferry takes around 16 to 17 hours across the Baltic Sea, depending on the ship and weather. Most departures are overnight sailings, so you travel comfortably overnight.

How often does the ferry run and which operator runs it?+

The route has been operated by TT-Line since 2018, currently with three departures a week; via the space charter with DFDS up to five are possible. The exact times are shown in the timetable, as they vary by season.

How does check-in work and where are the terminals?+

With a vehicle, check-in closes 90 minutes before departure. Around 48 hours beforehand you'll receive access to online check-in by email. In Trelleborg the ferry departs from Norra Nyhamnsgatan 1b, and in Klaipėda it docks at the TT-Line terminal on Minijos g. 180.

Do I need a cabin and what's on board?+

For the mostly overnight crossing, a cabin is recommended, from an inside cabin to one with a sea view. On board there are restaurants with the Baltic Menu, an onboard shop, lounges and a sauna area. Payment is by card, with TT-Line also accepting cash in euros and Swedish kronor.

Can I take a car, motorhome or bicycle?+

Yes. Cars, motorcycles, motorhomes and bicycles all travel along, with no luggage restrictions. Everything about taking a vehicle is in the guide Motorhome.

Can I take my pet?+

Yes, pets are welcome on board and must be registered when booking. There are dedicated pet cabins for up to two animals; dogs are allowed on a lead on the passenger decks, and there's a dog toilet on the rear outer deck.