The ferry from Kiel to Gothenburg connects Germany with Sweden. The route is offered up to 6 times a week by the shipping company
Stena Line. The journey time is about 14 hours and 30 minutes.
Göteborg
The old port and trading city of Gothenburg on Sweden's west coast has always been the country's gateway to the world. This is where money was made, from where explorers and entrepreneurs made their journeys, bringing back riches and news.
Today, Sweden's second largest city is a cosmopolitan and lively city with a rich cultural and student life. With the largest amusement park in Scandinavia, a lively cultural and leisure scene and beautiful coastal scenery, Gothenburg is one of the most popular destinations in Sweden.
The ferry port of Gothenburg connects Sweden with Denmark and Germany. The routes Gothenburg - Kiel and Gothenburg - Frederikshavn are offered here several times a day by the shipping company Stena Line.
Kiel
The bombs of the Second World War have not left much of the once picturesque port city, but Kiel is still worth a visit: The capital of Schleswig-Holstein is the cultural center of the region and comes with many varied museums. In addition, the most populous city in the state invites you to store with several shopping centers and streets. But above all, the maritime flair and the 16-kilometer-long fjord lined by green hills give Kiel a certain uniqueness. The quays and the 3.5-kilometer-long and thus Northern Europe's longest waterfront promenade, the Kiellinie, invite visitors to stroll and marvel: For this is where the large ferries that take their passengers to Oslo, Gothenburg and other Scandinavian ports arrive and depart.
The ferry port of Kiel connects Germany with Lithuania, Sweden and Norway. The routes Kiel - Klaipeda, Kiel - Oslo and Kiel - Gothenburg are offered here several times a day by the shipping companies Stena Line, Color Line and DFDS.
7 Sailings Weekly
14 h 30 min
Kiel
Gothenburg