Northern European Ferries
(P-Z)
ABOVE: Tallink and Viking Line
ferries in Helsinki, Finland.
Scandinavian Seaways (DFDS
Seaways)
Book a one-way trip or minicruise to England, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany,
or the Netherlands. This first-rate Danish company, which recently switched back
to its traditional name of "DFDS Seaways," also has great values in
holiday packages from the UK.
Scandlines
This company operates ferries on 20 routes in Danish waters and the Baltic.
SeaWind Line
Day and overnight ferries connect Turku, Finland with Stockholm, Sweden.
Smyril Line
The M/F Norröna connects Tórshavn, capital of the Faroe Islands, with
Denmark, Norway, the Shetlands, and Iceland from May to September. In the
off-season, it offers service between Denmark and the Faroes.
Stena Line
Routes between Scandinavia and Germany are the main attraction here.
Tallink Silja
A merger between Tallink and Silja Line has resulted in the Baltic's largest
ferry operator, with 21 ships serving ports in Estonia, Finland, Germany,
Latvia, and Sweden.
UKRFerry
Ro/Ro ferries connect ports in the Black Sea--among them, Istanbul and Odessa.
Viking Line
Daily ferries connect Finland and Sweden. (Viking is a good choice if you're
visiting Stockholm without a car, because its pier is in the city center.)
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