Sweden Ferries

Nynäshamn ferry port

Ferries to Nynäshamn

By ferry from Gdańsk or Ventspils, right to Stockholm's doorstep

  • 2 ferry lines from Poland and Latvia
  • 60 km to Stockholm
  • Pendeltåg train to the centre in 1 hour
Gotland ferry in the port of Nynäshamn

Routes to Nynäshamn

Ferry connections to Nynäshamn with a car or a cabin.

Prices for a car incl. driver, one way

Ventspils - Nynäshamn

Ventspils - Nynäshamn

Crossing approx. 7 hours 30 minutes
Gdańsk - Nynäshamn

Gdańsk - Nynäshamn

Crossing approx. 18 hours

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Nynäshamn route map

All ferry routes to Nynäshamn

Both international ferry lines to Nynäshamn at a glance. Click a route for details.

  • Stena Line
  • POLSCA Baltic Ferries

Port guide

Ferries to Nynäshamn

Table of Contents

From Poland

Gdańsk - Nynäshamn

From Gdańsk you travel overnight right to Stockholm's doorstep. Polferries runs the route with the Nova Star and the Wawel, and the crossing takes around 18 hours. You depart Gdańsk in the evening and arrive in Nynäshamn the following day. A cabin is practically standard on this route. Everything about cabins, life on board and departure days is in the route guide Gdańsk - Nynäshamn.

From Latvia

Ventspils - Nynäshamn

Stena Line connects Ventspils on the Courland coast with Nynäshamn. The Stena Scandica and the Stena Baltica sail the line, and the crossing takes around 8.5 hours. There's usually one sailing a day, with the evening ferry arriving the following morning. The route suits you if you're coming from the Baltics or planning a round trip through Latvia and Sweden. More in the route guide Ventspils - Nynäshamn.

Terminal and check-in

Nynäshamn has two separate ferry terminals. The terminal at Nynäshamn harbour lies around 400 m north of the station. This is where the Polferries ferries from Gdańsk dock, along with the Gotland ferries to Visby. The terminal has a waiting hall, toilets, a baby-changing room and a kiosk that opens for ship arrivals. Vehicles follow the signs in the port to check-in. With Polferries, check-in opens 120 minutes before departure and closes 30 minutes before for vehicles, 15 minutes before for foot passengers.

Stena Line sails from the Norviks färjeterminal, Norvikvägen 26, 149 45 Nynäshamn. The terminal is around 4 km from the town centre, about a 10-minute drive. Check-in closes 60 minutes before departure. On arrival, Stena Line brings foot passengers from the ramp to the terminal, or straight to the station, by shuttle bus.

Getting there and parking

From Stockholm, road 73 runs south from Årsta or Gullmarsplan to Nynäshamn, around 60 km, roughly half of it motorway. From Södertälje, take road 225, which ends right at the harbour. Nynäsvägen leads straight to the Norvik terminal.

There's a paid car park at Nynäshamn harbour, run by Apcoa Parking. The Norvik terminal has short- and long-stay parking as well as EV charging points.

Onward travel

The Pendeltåg train connects Nynäshamn directly to Stockholm's suburban rail network, taking around an hour into the centre. SL buses also run to Nynäshamn from Stockholm and Södertälje. A free Stena Line shuttle bus runs from the Norvik terminal to the station, taking 10 to 15 minutes; it only runs on days the ferry sails, and the stop at the station is stop Z. Bring your own child seat if you need one.

By car you're in Stockholm in around an hour via road 73. All the routes into the capital are compared on our page Ferries to Stockholm.

Which route is right for you?

  • Coming from Germany or Poland: take the overnight Gdańsk - Nynäshamn ferry. It saves you the road route via Denmark and gets you to Stockholm well rested.
  • Travelling through the Baltics: Ventspils - Nynäshamn is the shorter crossing and fits well at the end of a trip through Lithuania and Latvia.
  • Travelling without a car: both routes take foot passengers. From Nynäshamn harbour you walk to the station; from Norvik, the shuttle bus takes you there.

FAQ ferries to Nynäshamn

Frequently asked questions

Questions and answers about the ferries to Nynäshamn.

Which ferries sail to Nynäshamn? +

From Poland, Polferries sails from Gdańsk to Nynäshamn, a crossing of around 18 hours. From Latvia, Stena Line sails from Ventspils to Nynäshamn in around 8.5 hours. Which days and times are available for your travel dates is shown in the timetable.

Do all the ferries arrive at the same terminal? +

No. Polferries docks at Nynäshamn harbour close to the station, while Stena Line docks at the Norvik terminal around 4 km outside the town centre. Enter your operator's terminal into your sat-nav, not just the town name.

How do I get from Nynäshamn to Stockholm? +

The Pendeltåg train runs from Nynäshamn station to Stockholm in around an hour. From the Polferries terminal it's about a 400 m walk to the station; from the Norvik terminal, a free Stena Line shuttle bus takes you there. By car, road 73 leads to Stockholm.

Can I bring my dog? +

Yes. On both routes dogs travel in dedicated pet cabins. Book the cabin early, since there are only a few. What Sweden requires on entry is in our guide Travelling to Sweden with a dog.

Can I take a motorhome to Nynäshamn? +

Yes. Both operators take cars and motorhomes. What to check on length and height is explained in our guide Travelling to Sweden by motorhome. Starting prices for cars and motorhomes are in the price overview.