Scandinavia & Baltics ferry map
The interactive ferry map on this page primarily covers ferry routes across Scandinavia and the Baltic States, but in practice, it shows the wider ferry network across the entire Nordic region. This includes Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, the Faroe Islands and the Åland Islands, as well as the Baltic countries: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The map includes both ferry routes used by local residents for daily travel and longer crossings that become especially popular during the summer season with travellers exploring the region by car or camper.
Ferry routes in the Nordics region
These ferry routes vary greatly depending on where you are travelling. Some crossings are short and frequent connections used for commuting and local transport, while others are longer overnight journeys with cabins, restaurants and full onboard facilities. In regions like the Baltic Sea, ferries are often part of daily life, while routes from mainland Europe into Scandinavia are especially popular for road trips and summer holidays.
- The longest routes include the ferry to Iceland and the crossing from Travemünde to Helsinki
- The busiest ferry routes include Helsinki-Tallinn, Stockholm-Turku and Stockholm-Helsinki
- Puttgarden-Rødby and Rostock-Gedser are key short crossings for travellers driving to Scandinavia, connecting mainland Europe with Denmark and the wider Nordic region.
