Go Fast Ferry

Sweden by Ferry

Go Fast Ferry offers only one departure and arrival point from Sweden:

• Kapellskar Sweden - KPS
• Stockholm Sweden - STC
• Goeteborg Sweden - GOT
• Nynashamn Sweden - NYN
• Trelleborg Sweden - TRG
• Halmstad Sweden - HAD

In Northern Europe, Sweden is a Scandinavian country. Besides Norway's west and north borders, Sweden's north and east borders are Finland's, as are the Gulf of Bothnia and Baltic Sea's north, center, and southeast borders. Sweden has plenty to offer with its modern transportation system. Travel to Sweden by ferry for tourism or business and enjoy northern europe at its best.

Kapellskar Sweden - KPS
Kapellskär is a small coastal town that overlooks the Baltic Sea, located around 90 km to the North of the Swedish capital Stockholm.
Address: Kapellskär, 760 15 Gräddö.

Stockholm Sweden - STC
Sweden has a number of ferry lines that serve the Stockholm ferry port, has crossings available to Tallinn, Helsinki, Turku, Langnas & Mariehamn, as well as to other destinations in Scandinavia. The port of Stockholm connects Sweden with Estonia, Finland & Aland with up to 15 sailings a day.
Address of the port: Terminalen Stadsgården,116 30 Stockholm,Sweden
Address of the port: Värtahamnen,115 41 Stockholm,Sweden
Address of the port: Hamnpirsvägen 10,11574 Stockholm, Sweden
Address of the port: Frihamnsgatan 17,115 56 Stockholm,Sweden

Goeteborg Sweden - GOT
Travel by ferry to Gothenburg and Frederikshavn and enjoy the most direct route between Sweden and Denmark. In just 3 hours and 30 minutes, you arrive relaxed and refreshed, and ready for your onward journey.  
Address of the port: Denmark Terminal, Emigrantvägen 20, 413 27, Gothenburg, Sweden.
Address of the port: Færgehavnsvej 10, 9900, Frederikshavn, Denmark

Nynashamn Sweden - NYN
Travel from Nynäshamn, Sweden to Hanko, Finland by ferry. Travel in comfort on a leisurely 13-hour crossing onboard the Stena Urd and Stena Gothica. Both ferries offer comfortable seating, entertainment, great food and drink as well as stunning views from the Sun Deck. Reserve a cabin for added comfort and privacy. Pet cabins available also.
Address of the port: Norviks färjeterminal, Norvikvägen 26, 149 45, Nynäshamn, Sweden.

Trelleborg Sweden - TRG
Travel by ferry from Sweden to Germany with up to 6 day or night sailings available daily. You can be sure of a comfortable and enjoyable trip onboard as you sail to Trelleborg and Rostock. Restaurants and onboard shopping are available. For younger guests, there is a play area. Choose from a number of different cabin options or reserve a seat onboard if you prefer.
Address of the port: Hamngatan 9, 231 42, Trelleborg, Sweden

Halmstad Sweden - HAD
The port of Halmstad is located on Sweden's west coast. Halmstad Port is easy to reach by road with access from the north, south and east. The town of Halmstadis also accessible by train and bus with a shuttle bus available for foot passengers from the station to the ferry terminal.
Address of the port: Turbingatan 22,302 50, Halmstad, Sweden

Travel Europe by ferry

Europe is geographically one of the smallest continents in the world, but it offers more variety within its borders than any other continent. With a population of over 740,000,000 people are divided among fifty sovereign states that range from the Russian giant, the largest in the world country spanning two continents to Vatican City, the smallest country in the world spanning only half a kilometer away, it is certainly a continent of contrasts.

Stretching from Asia in the east to Lapland in the north and Africa in the south, it was influenced by so many cultures, it's hard to know what to experience first.

Where to go? There is something for everyone in Europe. Than your idea of ​​vacation paradise it is the metropolitan dynamism of London, Paris and Milan, the cultural richness of Rome, Athens, Moscow and Barcelona or the timeless chic of the Côte d'Azur or the infinite charm of the Greek islands, nothing rivals the variety and diversity of the offer.

The Europe we know today owes its identity to some of the great names in history, here you can really walk in the footsteps of the giants, Hannibal, Hector, Caesar, William the Conqueror, Joan of Arc, Philip of Spain, Magellan, Napoleon, Queen Victoria have all traveled these same streets. Perhaps uniquely, any visitor to Europe can pass through some of these same buildings and imagine the legends of the past, be it the Colosseum in Rome, The Alhambra in Spain, The Pillars of Hercules, The Tower of London or the Palace of Versailles, there is a lifetime of experiences to offer.

Every year, Europe hosts some of the most talked about events in the world, be it Monaco Grand Prix, Tennis at Wimbledon, the Pope's address in St. Peter's Square, this season Beaujolais Nouveau or the Cannes Film Festival, the calendar will never be empty. With over 100 European destinations to choose from, there are no limits to what you can experience or where you can go. You can choose from spectacular landscapes in the distance to the north, the dazzling blue of the Mediterranean and its islands steeped in history, or even to the coasts from Africa and Tanger, the hardest part will be choosing where to go.

The local currency is often the Euro but it is not universal, there are many currencies and you should check which currency is used before travelling, most states accept worldwide credit cards backed by Visa and Mastercard and these also work in ATMs. While there is many languages ​​on the continent, most people speak English as a second language although it is appreciated if you can say hello or hello in the national language