Ferry from Gdynia to Sweden. Ferry from Gdansk. The cost of transporting vehicles on the ferry Gdynia-Helsinki and Helsinki-Gdynia

It attracted me for a long time, since childhood, when I read the fairy tales of Astrid Lindgren and other authors, and then when I read about the Vikings... In general, the call of the North was strong. And when I decided to take a ride through the northern part of Poland, my little inner Viking made me splurge on a trip to Sweden, fortunately everything was nearby. There were several travel options, and below I will try to talk about each of them.

How to get there by car

In general, driving a car would be a very bad idea. The purely land route passes through the territory of Poland, Germany, Denmark and further through Sweden. No, it’s not the quality of the roads at all, it’s just that the drive will take a very long time (definitely more than one day) and therefore it will be very tiring. In addition, taking into account the cost of travel on toll bridges in the Danish Straits, it will not be much cheaper than traveling by ferry.

Those travelers who still want to take advantage of this option and do not have their own car can go to the website using the model and likeness, where they can choose the most suitable options for themselves in terms of car model, type of insurance, etc.

How to get there by ferry

Ferry services between the two cities are provided by Stena Line. The following wonderful ferries fly the Baltic under its flag:

The level of comfort on board the ferry is very good. The cabins of ferries operating at night are equipped with beds. There is a disco bar, a restaurant, and you can undergo a variety of procedures - such as spa and massage. Meals are organized on a buffet basis; it is very difficult to stay hungry. I really enjoyed everything while swimming. And here is the schedule from the company’s official website:
The disadvantage of this option is that there are very few flights per day - from one to two. Therefore, if you want to go by ferry, you will have to adjust your own schedule to the departure of the ship. Ships depart from the port of Gdynia, this is here: They arrive at the port of Karlskrona, which is located here: At one time I chose the option with a ferry, since it is the most affordable, and also gives the opportunity to enjoy a cruise on the Baltic Sea.

Where can I buy a ticket

• Tickets can be purchased at the ticket office at the pier.
• You can also buy it online on the company's website.

Ticket prices

Ticket prices start from 42 euros per passenger without a car.

How to get there by plane

There is no direct flight from Gdynia to Karlskrona. You can fly from the neighboring airport of Gdansk to and from there go by train to Karlskrona. The most likely option is to fly to, but again, this turns out to be quite expensive, plus you need to make an extra transfer. But there is an option, and I consider it necessary to describe it. You can read about Gdansk Airport here. So, the flights are operated by SAS Airlines. Here is a screenshot of the schedule from the official website:

The flights are operated on an Airbus A319, so the level of comfort will be fine, especially since the flight will take no more than an hour. Upon arrival at Copenhagen airport, you need to go to the local train station; it is not at all necessary to go to the city itself.

Where to buy tickets

It’s best to look for tickets on sites like this one, you can see all the best deals for a specific airport.

Ticket price

The ticket price is 2170 Swedish kronor (227 euros at the exchange rate).

How to get there by train from Copenhagen

So, you are at the train station at Copenhagen Airport. The railway station is located here: Below is a fragment of the schedule:

As you can see, there are quite a lot of trains. The level of comfort on the train is more or less acceptable.

Trains arrive at Karlskrona station, which is located here: The trip will take approximately 3.5 hours.

To summarize, we can say that although the option is possible, it is hardly so convenient, not to mention the cost.

Where to buy tickets

• Tickets can be purchased at the ticket office at the station.
• You can also use a self-service terminal.
• And of course you can buy a ticket online.

Ticket prices

The price of a train ticket starts from 345 CZK (36.16 euros at the exchange rate) for a seat in second class.

How to get there by bus

There are no bus services on this route, and even if there were, you would still have to take a ferry, so there is no particular point in them.

Results

If you need to get there as quickly as possible, you can use a combination of a plane to Copenhagen and a train from there to Karlskrona. It won't be cheap, but that's a price to pay for the speed of movement. If time is of the essence, then the ferry will be the best choice - the level of comfort is good, and you can have fun and sleep in some cases. I wish everyone a pleasant holiday!

Average prices for the route Gdynia Karlskrona

Prices shown reflect the average one-way crossing price paid by our customers. The most popular booking on the Gdynia Karlskrona route is a car and 2 passengers.

Guide to Gdynia

Gdynia is a city located on the Baltic Sea coast in Poland, in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, and is an important seaport on the Gulf of Gdansk. The city hosts the Gdynia Film Festival and will host the International Casual Film Festival in November 2014. The city also hosts the Open"er festival, which is one of the largest music festivals in Europe, which attracts many listeners of hip-hop, rock and electronic music. Another important summer event in Gdynia is the Viva Beach Party, which is a large two-day techno party on the public beach of Gdynia.

The Port of Gdynia provides ferry services between Poland and Sweden. Services at the port are extremely limited and passengers looking for food and drink are best served in the city. Stena Lines operates a single ferry route from the port to Karlskrona in Sweden. Crossings occur twice a day and the journey takes 12 hours.

Guide to Karlskrona

The Swedish city of Karlskrona spreads over 30 islands in the eastern part of the Blekinge archipelago. Other inhabited islands in the archipelago are Saltö, Hästö, Långö and Aspö. The islet of Stumholmen was previously the property of the Navy and, today, it houses the National Naval Museum (Marinmuseum). Outside the city lies the Karlskrona Archipelago, the southernmost of the Swedish archipelagos, where several islands are connected to the city by ferry. Without the protective ring of large and small islands surrounding the city, King Charles XI probably would not have chosen Trossö as his new naval base. Islands range from those with one to 1,500 inhabitants, with islands with and without connections to the mainland.

The city is located in the south-eastern corner of Sweden and has excellent transport links to other Baltic Sea destinations. There is a ferry service to Gdynia, in Poland, transporting both goods and passengers.

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How to calculate the final cost of a ferry trip?

To find out the final cost of a ferry trip, you need to take into account some features. For example, the cost of a passenger's fare does not imply that for this amount it will be possible to go on a sea voyage. To this cost you must add the cost of the cabin, as well as various fees. If you are traveling from Helsinki to Gdynia or back without a cabin (seat), you only need to pay the fare. Below is an example of how to calculate the cost of your trip:
fare(depending on passenger category) + fuel surcharge(not always charged) + cabin cost(depending on cabin class) + cost of transporting a vehicle(if you are transporting a vehicle) + cost of food(optional fee) + cost of transporting a pet(if you are bringing a pet with you).

Below you can find an example of calculating the cost of a trip for a specific date.

One way fare (Helsinki-Gdynia or Gdynia-Helsinki)

Cost of a cabin on Finnlines ferries for a one-way trip

**Fuel surcharge is included in the price.

Attention!!! Ferry ticket prices may vary. Always check the cost when ordering ferry tickets.

The price includes one-way travel in a cabin of the selected category on the route Helsinki-Gdynia or Gdynia-Helsinki. A discount may be provided for round trip travel.

Payment and cancellation of ferry tickets is carried out in accordance with the payment and cancellation rules.

The cost of transporting vehicles on the ferry Gdynia-Helsinki and Helsinki-Gdynia

Cost of meals on the ferry from Gdynia to Helsinki and from Helsinki to Gdynia

An example of calculating the cost of a one-way ferry trip:

• Route: Helsinki (Finland) - Gdynia (Poland)
• Departure date: 10/01/2012
• Passengers: 2 adults (2 x 81.40 €) and 2 children 13-17 years old (2 x 37 €)
• Cabin: AB4 (1 x 172.80 €)
• Fuel surcharge: four passengers (4 x 0 €) - because fuel surcharge included in price
• Vehicle: vehicle length less than 6 m, height up to 2.1 m (118.80 €)
• Amount = 528.40 €

Cost of the cruise Gdynia-Helsinki-Gdynia

Automobile

The Kaliningrad region has a developed network of paved roads. Most roads do not meet the width standard adopted in Russia; in addition, they are tortuous. On most roads in the Kaliningrad region, the maximum speed is set at 70 km/h (instead of 90 km/h) due to trees growing along the road, which pose a serious danger. However, since 2009, sections of the highway with a speed limit of 110 km/h have been gradually introduced.

The most important roads:

Primorsky Ring: a highway under construction in the Kaliningrad region, which already connects Kaliningrad, the seaside resorts of Svetlogorsk, Pionersky, Zelenogradsk and the international airport Khrabrovo, and in the coming years will also connect the cities of Baltiysk, Svetly and the village with them. Amber. The entire ring is planned to be introduced before 2015.

A-229: “Kaliningrad-Znamensk-Chernyakhovsk-Gusev-Nesterov-Lithuanian border” (hereinafter - in the direction of Vilnius and Minsk).

A-216: “Kaliningrad-Znamensk-Talpaki (branch from A-229)-Bolshakovo-Sovetsk-Lithuanian border” (further in the direction of Siauliai, Rigi).