Stena Line's newest E-Flexer, Stena Estelle, will come into service at the beginning of September 2022. The ship is 240 meters long and sails on the Baltic Sea between Karlskrona in Sweden and Gdynia in Poland. It can accommodate 1200 passengers. Special aspect: this ferry is quite economical.
Sustainable E-Flexers from Stena Line
The Swedish Stena Line is known for its energy-efficient and state-of-the-art ferries. The ‘E' in E-Flexer stands for efficiency, which is definitely true. The E-Flexer is very economical for such a large ship. With 20% less horsepower, the ship reaches the same speed. This enormous ship achieves the high return due to the hydrodynamic shape of the hull and smart solutions for the rudder and the bow thruster.
Eco-friendly paint
All these innovations mean significant savings on fuel consumption. In addition -with a view of the future- the E-Flexers are already prepared to sail on battery hybrid or on natural gas (LNG). A coating with an eco-friendly paint has also been considered.
Duty-free shopping
The new energy-efficient E-Flexer is a nice place to stay at. The beautiful Scandinavian interior and panoramic view make your crossing a true experience. Of course, duty free shopping is a must on an overseas ferry. Or watch a movie in the Movie lounge and let the kids play in dedicated play areas. The en-suit cabins are fully equipped, so relax…
E-Flexers sail on the Baltic Sea and the Irish Sea
The Estelle isn’t the first E-Flexer from Stena Line and certainly not the last. E-Flexers have been sailing on the Irish Sea since 2020.
Where are Stena Line E-Flexer ferries sailing?
- Stena Estelle sails between Karlskrona (Sweden) and Gdynia (Poland)
- Stena Estrid sails between Dublin (Ireland) and Holyhead (Great-Britain)
- Stena Edda and the Stena Embla sail between Belfast (Northern Ireland) and Liverpool (Great Britain)
With Stena Line from Hook of Holland to Harwich
Many people know the Stena Line from a trip across the channel. Unfortunately, the modern E-Flexer doesn’t yet sailing on the North Sea. The older models Stena Hollandica and Stena Britannica sail for example on the route Hook of Holland – Harwich. Where, by the way, there is also plenty to experience!
Stena Line routes on the map
Who knows, we may soon be able to travel accross the channel with a modern E-Flexer. The ships are built in such a way that they are flexible enough to sail on all possible routes. The Stena Line sails to many beautiful destinations around the North Sea, Baltic Sea and Irish Sea. Take a look at the Ferry maps and read more about the Stena Line routes and other ferry's on our country pages:
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What a ship =) Awesome!