Stena Line

All ferry routes 2024 / 2025

Overview of all ferry routes to and from Stena Line:

France

Cherbourg – RosslareRosslare – Cherbourg

6 Sailings Weekly

18 h

Booking

Latvia

Liepaja – TravemündeTravemünde – Liepaja

6 Sailings Weekly

22 h

Booking

Ventspils – NynäshamnNynäshamn – Ventspils

11 Sailings Weekly

8 h 30 min

Booking

Ireland

Dublin – HolyheadHolyhead – Dublin

4 Sailings Daily

3 h 30 min

Booking

Rosslare – CherbourgCherbourg – Rosslare

6 Sailings Weekly

17 h

Booking

Rosslare – FishguardFishguard – Rosslare

14 Sailings Weekly

3 h 30 min

Booking

Sweden

Trelleborg – RostockRostock – Trelleborg

3 Sailings Daily

6 h

Booking

Gothenburg – FrederikshavnFrederikshavn – Gothenburg

6 Sailings Daily

3 h 30 min

Booking

Gothenburg – KielKiel – Gothenburg

7 Sailings Weekly

14 h 30 min

Booking

Halmstad – GrenaaGrenaa – Halmstad

14 Sailings Weekly

4 h 35 min

Booking

Karlskrona – GdyniaGdynia – Karlskrona

3 Sailings Daily

9 h 30 min

Booking

Nynäshamn – VentspilsVentspils – Nynäshamn

11 Sailings Weekly

8 h 30 min

Booking

Nynäshamn – HankoHanko – Nynäshamn

1 Sailings Weekly

13 h

Booking

United Kingdom

Cairnryan – BelfastBelfast – Cairnryan

5 Sailings Daily

2 h 15 min

Booking

Holyhead – DublinDublin – Holyhead

4 Sailings Daily

3 h 15 min

Booking

Liverpool Birkenhead – BelfastBelfast – Liverpool Birkenhead

14 Sailings Weekly

8 h

Booking

Fishguard – RosslareRosslare – Fishguard

14 Sailings Weekly

3 h 30 min

Booking

Harwich – Hook of HollandHook of Holland – Harwich

14 Sailings Weekly

6 h 45 min

Booking

Belfast – CairnryanCairnryan – Belfast

5 Sailings Daily

2 h 22 min

Booking

Belfast – Liverpool BirkenheadLiverpool Birkenhead – Belfast

14 Sailings Weekly

8 h

Booking

Netherlands

Hook of Holland – HarwichHarwich – Hook of Holland

14 Sailings Weekly

6 h 30 min

Booking

Germany

Rostock – TrelleborgTrelleborg – Rostock

3 Sailings Daily

6 h

Booking

Travemünde – LiepajaLiepaja – Travemünde

6 Sailings Weekly

22 h

Booking

Kiel – GothenburgGothenburg – Kiel

7 Sailings Weekly

14 h 30 min

Booking

Poland

Gdynia – KarlskronaKarlskrona – Gdynia

3 Sailings Daily

9 h 30 min

Booking

Denmark

Grenaa – HalmstadHalmstad – Grenaa

14 Sailings Weekly

4 h 35 min

Booking

Frederikshavn – GothenburgGothenburg – Frederikshavn

6 Sailings Daily

3 h 30 min

Booking

Finland

Hanko – NynäshamnNynäshamn – Hanko

3 Sailings Weekly

13 h

Booking

The Stena Line shipping company is one of the largest ferry operators in Europe and connects major ports in nine countries. With a total of 35 ferries, Stena Line offers passenger and freight connections on 17 routes. Stena Line AB is a subsidiary of the Swedish parent company Stena AB, based in Gothenburg.

The beginnings of the Stena Line shipping company can be traced back to Sten Allan Olsson (1916-2013), who founded the company Sten A Olssons Metallprodukter in 1939. In 1946, he purchased the first ferry and entered the shipping business. The actual Stena Line was established in 1962 with the acquisition of the Skagenlinjen from Gothenburg to Skagen. In the following years, the shipping company expanded continuously and opened additional routes, including the Kiel-Gothenburg route in 1967.

In the mid-1990s, Stena Line began using high-speed ferries and continued to expand its cargo business. In 2016, four ships of the E-Flexer class were ordered, of which the Stena Estrid will enter service in early 2020.

Stena Line's main routes include connections between the Netherlands and the UK, on the Irish Sea, and on the Baltic Sea between Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Poland and Latvia. The shipping company operates a total of 35 ferries, including high-speed catamarans such as the Stena Explorer.

A key Stena Line vessel is the Stena Estrid, the first E-Flexer class vessel, which will operate between Holyhead and Dublin in the Irish Sea from early 2020. The E-Flexer class is characterized by environmentally friendly design and high energy efficiency.

About Stena Line

The Stena Line shipping company is one of the largest ferry operators in Europe and connects major ports in nine countries. With a total of 35 ferries, Stena Line offers passenger and freight connections on 17 routes. Stena Line AB is a subsidiary of the Swedish parent company Stena AB, based in Gothenburg.

The beginnings of the Stena Line shipping company can be traced back to Sten Allan Olsson (1916-2013), who founded the company Sten A Olssons Metallprodukter in 1939. In 1946, he purchased the first ferry and entered the shipping business. The actual Stena Line was established in 1962 with the acquisition of the Skagenlinjen from Gothenburg to Skagen. In the following years, the shipping company expanded continuously and opened additional routes, including the Kiel-Gothenburg route in 1967.

In the mid-1990s, Stena Line began using high-speed ferries and continued to expand its cargo business. In 2016, four ships of the E-Flexer class were ordered, of which the Stena Estrid will enter service in early 2020.

Stena Line's main routes include connections between the Netherlands and the UK, on the Irish Sea, and on the Baltic Sea between Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Poland and Latvia. The shipping company operates a total of 35 ferries, including high-speed catamarans such as the Stena Explorer.

A key Stena Line vessel is the Stena Estrid, the first E-Flexer class vessel, which will operate between Holyhead and Dublin in the Irish Sea from early 2020. The E-Flexer class is characterized by environmentally friendly design and high energy efficiency.

More Ferries and Ships

All info about the ferries from Stena Line. Click on the name of the ship to get more information about the ship and its current position.