Find and book ferry tickets from Trelleborg to Rostock

Open yourself to adventure as you journey from Sweden's charming coast to the heart of Germany. Departing from the delightful port of Trelleborg, a city rich with Viking history and coastal charm, you'll feel the anticipation of what lies ahead. Your destination is Rostock, a historic Hanseatic city that perfectly blends its rich maritime heritage with a vibrant cultural scene.
From here, a world of German adventure is waiting to be explored. Discover the city's impressive Gothic architecture, stroll along its bustling harbour, or simply soak in the lively atmosphere. Whether you're heading into the heart of Germany or beginning a grand European road trip, Rostock is your ideal starting point.
Choosing the ferry gives you the freedom to bring your own vehicle, allowing you to explore at your own pace without the stress of airport queues or luggage restrictions. Instead, you can relax in comfort, take in the fresh sea air from the deck, and watch the German coastline appear on the horizon - a calm and scenic start to your unforgettable journey.
Trelleborg to Rostock Ferry Schedule & Daily Departures
The first ferry from Trelleborg to Rostock usually departs at approximately 00:00 while the last sailing departs at around 23:55. The Trelleborg to Rostock timetable might vary depending on the time of the year.
Data last updated 2025
Trelleborg to Rostock Ferry Prices
Booking in advance is the key to securing the best price. Many travellers are looking for cheap Trelleborg to Rostock ferry tickets or want to compare fares before booking. Recent price averages indicate that a passenger can expect to pay between approximately £10 and £75, with a typical fare of around £33. However, prices do fluctuate, so it is always wise to book early to secure the lowest Trelleborg to Rostock ferry price.
Trelleborg to Rostock Ferry Timetable
Ferries from Trelleborg to Rostock
Ferry prices from Trelleborg to Rostock typically range between £10 and £75.
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