Berlin cannot be reached directly by ferry. Many Berlin-visitors from scandinavia and northern europe cross to Germany by ferry. In the following we have gathered some information about the most important harbours.
For further information contact the shipping-companies or click to ocean24.com.

Links:

• Sassnitz-Trelleborg (Sweden)
  Scandlines, 5 x per day
  
• Sassnitz-Rönne (Bornholm/Denmark)
  Scandlines, Bornholms Trafikken, up to 2 x per day
  
• Sassnitz-St. Petersburg (Russia)
  TransRussiaExpress, 2 x per week
  
• Sassnitz-Klaipeda (Lithuania)
  Scandlines-Euroseabridge, LISCO, 3 x per week

Drive on to Berlin by train from Sassnitz-Fährhafen or by car via E22/55/A19.

Links:

• Rostock-Gedser (Denmark)
  Scandlines, 9 x per day
  
• Rostock-Trelleborg (Sweden)
  TT-Line, Scandlines, up to 9 x per day
  
• Rostock-Tallinn (Estonia) - Helsinki (Finland)
  Silja Line, up to 3 x per week
  
• Rostock-Hanko (Finland)
  Superfast Ferries (since 2002)
  
• Rostock-Södertälje (Sweden)
  Superfast Ferries (since 2002)

Drive on to Berlin by train from Rostock Hauptbahnhof or by car via E55 or A10/A24.

Links:

• Travemünde-Trelleborg
  TT-Line, up to 5 x per day

Drive on to Berlin by train from Travemünde-Skandinavienkai or by car via A24/E26.

Links:

• Kiel-Göteborg (Sweden)
  Stena Line, 1 x per day
  
• Kiel-Oslo (Norway)
  Color Line, 1 x per day

Drive on to Berlin by train from Kiel Hauptbahnhof or by car via A24.

Links:

• Hamburg-Harwich (Great-Britain)
  DFDS Scandinavian Seaways, up 4 x per week

Drive on to Berlin by train from Hamburg-Hauptbahnhof or by car via A24.

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