Compare DFDS Karlshamn to Klaipėda ferry tickets on the overnight Baltic crossing, with cabins, vehicles, foot passengers and additional partner-operated sailings.
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DFDS operates the Karlshamn–Klaipėda route as a core overnight link between southern Sweden and Lithuania. Current route information gives an average journey time of about 13 hours.
DFDS advertises daily crossings and its route data currently averages around nine sailings per week when TT-Line capacity-share departures are included. Luna Seaways and Optima Seaways are named as current DFDS route vessels.
The route accepts foot passengers and vehicles and offers cabins, dining and pet travel. Some departures use a TT-Line vessel, so check the ship and terminal instructions attached to your booking.
Timetables can change between seasons and weekdays. Check the live result for the exact sailing date, vessel and check-in requirement before arranging tightly timed onward plans.
If you are connecting to accommodation, another ferry or ground transport, leave a sensible margin after the scheduled arrival. Weather, port traffic and boarding operations can occasionally affect the final timing.
Compare the dated itinerary, vessel, vehicle rules and accommodation before booking.
DFDSCrossing time: around 13 hours
DFDS sells the route as a direct overnight connection between Scandinavia and the Baltics. Luna Seaways and Optima Seaways are current DFDS vessels, with some extra sailings operated under a capacity-share arrangement with TT-Line.
Follow the terminal and check-in instructions on your booking confirmation. Port arrangements can vary by operator, vessel and departure.
Karlshamn is DFDS’s southern Swedish gateway to Lithuania. The terminal is vehicle-oriented, while passengers without a vehicle use a shuttle connection between the terminal building and ferry.
Klaipėda is Lithuania’s main passenger ferry gateway. DFDS uses its central terminal for core sailings, while partner-operated departures can use a different terminal, so follow the booking confirmation.
The DFDS overnight product is designed for rest between driving stages, with private cabins, dining, lounges and vehicle decks. Partner-operated TT-Line sailings have their own onboard layout.
Book a private cabin for the overnight crossing. Cabin category and included occupancy depend on the fare and vessel.
DFDS passenger ships provide dining and bar options, and meals can often be pre-ordered before travel.
Cars, motorcycles, caravans and motorhomes are accepted subject to deck space. DFDS does not apply normal airline-style baggage limits to vehicle holidays.
Pet travel and accessible accommodation are available subject to advance booking and the facilities on the assigned ship.
Check whether your sailing is on a DFDS vessel or a TT-Line capacity-share departure because terminals and onboard facilities can differ.
Sweden and Lithuania are Schengen countries, but passengers should carry valid travel identification and ensure booking and vehicle details are correct.
Carry a valid passport or national identity card appropriate to your nationality and current rules.
Enter registration, height and length accurately, including trailers, racks and roof boxes.
Reserve pet accommodation and accessibility support in advance and carry any required animal travel documents.
Karlshamn provides convenient access to Blekinge and the road network of southern Sweden. For travellers continuing west, Skåne and the Öresund region are within a manageable onward drive.
At Klaipėda, the route opens the Baltic states for self-drive travel toward Lithuania, Latvia and beyond.
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DFDS currently gives the average journey time as about 13 hours.
DFDS advertises daily crossings. Its route information currently averages around nine sailings per week when TT-Line partner departures are included.
DFDS currently names Luna Seaways and Optima Seaways, while some sailings are operated by capacity-share partner TT-Line.
Yes. DFDS currently accepts foot passengers on the Karlshamn–Klaipėda route.
Yes. Cars, motorcycles, motorhomes and caravans can be booked subject to deck capacity and accurate dimensions.
Yes. This is an overnight route and private cabin accommodation is part of the normal passenger product.
Yes. DFDS permits pets on suitable bookings, with accommodation rules depending on the vessel.
Core DFDS sailings use the DFDS terminal, while some partner-operated departures can use the TT-Line terminal. Follow the terminal shown on your booking confirmation.
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Around 13 hours
Daily crossings
Cabins & cars
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