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Poland
Poland Port Information
Poland's ferry ports play a vital role in connecting the country to Scandinavia and beyond, with Gdynia and Świnoujście serving as two of the most prominent hubs. Gdynia, located on the Baltic Sea in northern Poland, offers regular ferry routes to Karlskrona in Sweden, operated by Stena Line, making it a key link for both passengers and cargo between Poland and Scandinavia. Świnoujście, situated on the northwestern coast near the German border, is another major ferry port, providing multiple daily connections to Ystad and Trelleborg in Sweden, primarily through operators like Polferries and Unity Line. These routes facilitate tourism, trade, and regional travel, with Świnoujście also notable for its strategic position on the islands of Usedom and Wolin. Together, these ports underscore Poland's importance in Baltic Sea maritime transport, offering efficient and reliable services year-round.
Gdynia, Poland - GDY
Gdynia to Karlskrona by ferry and enjoy the Baltic Sea views. Onboard the ferries sailing between Poland and Sweden, there are restaurants, shops, spas, and nightclubs. Choose from a variety of cabins to suit every budget and get a good night's sleep before you arrive at your destination.
Port address: Public Ferry Terminal, ul. Polska 4, 81-339 Gdynia.