Routes from Trelleborg

The Port of Trelleborg is Sweden’s most important freight and passenger port, serving as a central hub for transport between Scandinavia and continental Europe. Strategically located in southern Sweden, Trelleborg offers excellent road and rail connections and is fully integrated into TT-Line’s intermodal network, ensuring efficient, sustainable, and reliable transport solutions across Europe.

With up to 8 daily departures, TT-Line connects Trelleborg with Travemünde. The Skandinavienkai Travemünde provides direct access to major European highways and rail lines, ensuring smooth freight handling and quick transit times.

Established in 1992, the Rostock – Trelleborg route is a key corridor from Central Europe to Scandinavia. With up to 6 daily sailings, TT-Line ensures maximum flexibility and capacity for your cargo. The Rostock Überseehafen connects directly to the A19 and A20 motorways, linking to the European highway network for seamless onward transport.

Since 2014, TT-Line has operated the Świnoujście – Trelleborg route, making it the only ferry company serving all three main corridors between continental Europe and Sweden. With up to 4 departures per day, this route provides a strong connection between Poland and Sweden, serving as the main gateway for transports from Central and Eastern Europe to Scandinavia.

Since 2018, TT-Line’s Trelleborg – Klaipėda route has connected Sweden with Lithuania. With three weekly sailings, this route opens direct access to Lithuania and the wider Eastern European markets. The modern Port of Klaipėda ensures fast handling and high reliability for all freight types.

TT-Line’s innerswedish service between Trelleborg and Karlshamn offers an efficient domestic connection within southern Sweden. This link strengthens the Swedish transport network, providing flexible routing options and integration into TT-Line’s broader Baltic Sea services.