Getting to Gotland by boat

To reach Gotland by boat, you can depart from 3 countries: Germany, Sweden and Finland. The ferries of the 3 companies (Hansa Destinations, Viking Line or Destination Gotland) that provide crossings to Gotland call at 7 ports: Rostock, Visby, Mariehamn, Nynashamn, Vastervik, Stockholm and Oskarshamn.

With a network of 6 ferry lines, it is easy to reach Gotland and find the perfect crossing. The ferry companies Hansa Destinations, Viking Line and Destination Gotland offer up to 4 crossings a day. Find all prices and best deals for Gotland on our Vivanoda search engine.

The fastest crossing takes 3 hrs. (Oskarshamn - Visby) with a distance of 73 mi and the longest 16 hrs. 30 min (Stockholm - Visby) with a distance of 117 mi.

Ferries to Gotland in figures

Countries
Germany
Sweden
Finland
Number of crossings
4 crossings a day
Number of ports
7
Number of ferry connections
6
Number of ferry companies
3
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Important ferries to Gotland

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Most popular ferry routes to Gotland

To travel to Gotland by ferry, the ferry companies Destination Gotland, Viking Line and Hansa Destinations offer daily crossings from Oskarshamn, Stockholm, Vastervik, Nynashamn, Mariehamn or Visby.

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Ferry Gotland: Travel Guide

Ferry Gotland: What to see and do?

The island of Gotland, located in the Baltic Sea, is a popular destination for travelers seeking tranquility and authenticity. With its unspoiled natural landscapes and charming villages, it offers a unique experience for travelers who love nature and culture. If you are planning a trip to this island, the ferry is an ideal way to get there.

The ports of Nynäshamn and Oskarshamn are the main departure points for ferries to Gotland. If you are traveling from Stockholm, Nynäshamn is your best choice as it is only an hour's drive away. Destination Gotland ferries depart regularly from both ports, offering flexible and affordable travel options.

Once on board, you can enjoy the panoramic view of the Baltic Sea while relaxing in the comfortable common areas. If you're traveling in the summer, you can also take advantage of the outdoor terraces to soak up the sun and sea air.

When you arrive on the island of Gotland, you'll discover a rich Viking history, well-preserved medieval architecture, and many sights. The old town of Visby, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a must-see with its 13th century fortification walls and cobblestone streets. Visborg Castle and Gotland's medieval churches are also must-see cultural sights.

Outside the city, you can enjoy the island's unspoiled natural landscapes, including the Grogarnsberget nature reserve and the sandy beaches of Sudersand and Tofta. For the more adventurous, it's also possible to rent bicycles or take part in hikes to explore the island at your own pace.

Traveling by ferry to Gotland Island is a unique experience on the Baltic Sea that allows you to discover an authentic and unspoiled island, where history and nature meet to offer an unforgettable travel experience. Don't forget to book your ticket in advance to take advantage of low fares.

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Main ports of call for a ferry crossing to Gotland

Other ferry destinations from Gotland

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