Germany
TT-Line
Germany–Sweden Baltic ferries since 1962
Est. 1962Lübeck-Travemünde, Germany
Photo: Marie Nilsson / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)- 6
- Routes
- 4
- Ports
- 7h
- Avg crossing
- 9 ferries
- Vessels
- 1962
- Founded
TT-Line is a ferry operator, founded in 1962 and based in Lübeck-Travemünde, Germany. It operates 6 ferry routes serving 4 ports. Across its network, crossings average about 7h.
Timetables
Which routes does TT-Line operate?
6 routes with live schedules.
| Route | Crossing | Sailings | Operators | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rostock → Trelleborg | 6h | — | 2 | Germany |
| Trelleborg → Rostock | 6h | — | 2 | Sweden |
| Świnoujście → Trelleborg | 7h | — | 2 | Poland |
| Trelleborg → Świnoujście | 7h | — | 2 | Sweden |
| Travemünde → Trelleborg | 8h | — | 1 | Germany |
| Trelleborg → Travemünde | 8h | — | 1 | Sweden |
Trelleborg3 routes
Rostock1 route
Świnoujście1 route
Travemünde1 route
Network
Where does TT-Line sail?
TT-Line sails to 4 ports.
Experience
Onboard & services
- Ro-pax cabins
- LNG dual-fuel ships
- Vehicle & freight decks
- Online booking
- German ro-pax ferry company on the Baltic Sea, founded 1962
- Links Germany, Poland and Lithuania to Trelleborg in Sweden
- Routes from Travemünde, Rostock, Świnoujście and Klaipėda
- Carries both passengers and freight
- LNG 'Green Ships' Nils Holgersson and Peter Pan (2022)
About
About TT-Line
TT-Line is a German ferry company running ro-pax ships across the Baltic Sea, founded in 1962 to link Germany with Sweden. Based at Lübeck-Travemünde, it carries both passengers and freight, all its routes meeting at the Swedish hub of Trelleborg.
Germany, Poland and Lithuania to Sweden
Its passenger routes run from Travemünde and Rostock in Germany, Świnoujście in Poland and Klaipėda in Lithuania across to Trelleborg in Sweden — a network of overnight and day crossings on the southern and western Baltic.
Green Ships
In 2022 TT-Line introduced two LNG dual-fuel "Green Ship" sisters, Nils Holgersson and Peter Pan, reported at delivery as the world's largest LNG-powered ferries, alongside established vessels such as Marco Polo and Nils Dacke. Cabins and vehicle decks are sold in euros through the company's site.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
When was TT-Line founded?
TT-Line was founded in 1962, and is headquartered in Lübeck-Travemünde, Germany.
Where does TT-Line sail?
TT-Line operates 6 ferry routes and serves 4 ports in Germany, including Rostock, Świnoujście, Travemünde, Trelleborg.
Can I take a car on TT-Line ferries?
Yes — TT-Line operates vehicle-carrying ferries on some routes. Book vehicle space in advance, especially in peak season, and check the specific crossing for size limits.
What facilities are available on TT-Line ferries?
TT-Line ferries typically offer Ro-pax cabins, LNG dual-fuel ships, Vehicle & freight decks, Online booking. Facilities vary by vessel and route — check the specific sailing for details.
How early should I arrive for a TT-Line ferry?
Arrive at the terminal at least 30–60 minutes before a TT-Line departure as a foot passenger, and allow longer with a vehicle. Boarding and check-in times vary by port and route — confirm with TT-Line.
How do I find TT-Line ferry times?
Browse the live timetables for every TT-Line route on this page. Schedules are updated as the operator publishes them — always confirm with TT-Line before travelling, as sailings change seasonally.
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