Compare DFDS Kiel to Klaipėda ferry tickets on the overnight Baltic route between Germany and Lithuania, with cabins, vehicles and six departures per week.
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DFDS operates the Kiel–Klaipėda route as an overnight passenger and vehicle crossing between northern Germany and Lithuania. Current operator information advertises six departures per week in each direction.
A cabin forms an important part of the product: DFDS currently prices the route with passenger transport and an en-suite cabin included. The crossing is especially useful for self-drive travel because it avoids a long overland journey around the southern Baltic.
Kiel and Klaipėda are in the Schengen area, but international travel still requires valid identification and accurate passenger details. Check the current timetable because weather, port operations and vessel allocation can alter departure and arrival times.
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: six departures per week
DFDS is the sole operator on the current Kiel–Klaipėda route. The service combines an overnight cabin product with vehicle carriage, dining and passenger facilities for a practical Germany–Baltics road-trip connection.
Follow the terminal and check-in instructions on your booking confirmation. Port arrangements can vary by operator, vessel and departure.
Kiel is a major Baltic ferry gateway with road and rail links across northern Germany. Confirm the DFDS terminal before travel and allow time for international vehicle check-in.
Klaipėda is Lithuania’s principal seaport and a useful gateway for driving through Lithuania, Latvia and the wider Baltic region. Check the exact DFDS terminal and onward road route before arrival.
DFDS positions Kiel–Klaipėda as an overnight passenger crossing. A private cabin is part of the standard advertised product, while meals and other facilities can be added or pre-booked.
DFDS advertises the route with an en-suite cabin included in the passenger package. Cabin categories vary by vessel.
Dining is available onboard, with DFDS encouraging travellers to pre-order meals online where appropriate.
The route is designed for self-drive travel and DFDS advertises no standard baggage restriction for passengers.
Pet-friendly travel is available, while lounges and other facilities depend on the ship assigned to the sailing.
DFDS currently identifies Regina Seaways and Aura Seaways on the Klaipėda–Kiel route. Vessel deployment can change, so check the live booking result.
Germany and Lithuania are both Schengen countries, but passengers still need valid identification and must comply with the operator’s check-in and vehicle requirements.
Carry a valid passport or national identity card appropriate to your nationality and journey.
Bring registration, insurance and any authorisation required for the vehicle you are driving.
Reserve pets or accessibility assistance in advance and carry the required animal or medical documentation.
From Klaipėda, road travellers can head inland toward Kaunas and Vilnius or continue north toward Latvia. The Curonian Spit and Lithuania’s Baltic coast are also close to the city.
Allow time for vehicle unloading and port exit before a long onward drive, particularly after an overnight sailing.
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DFDS currently advertises six departures per week on the Kiel–Klaipėda route.
Yes. DFDS describes it as an overnight Baltic crossing between Germany and Lithuania.
DFDS is the current passenger-ferry operator on the route.
DFDS currently advertises passenger fares that include transport and an en-suite cabin. Check the available cabin categories for your sailing.
Yes. The route is designed for self-drive travel and accepts vehicles subject to deck availability and correct booking details.
Yes. DFDS advertises pet-friendly travel, but the correct pet accommodation must be selected when booking.
DFDS currently identifies Regina Seaways and Aura Seaways on the Klaipėda–Kiel route, although vessel allocation can change.
Carry a valid passport or national identity card appropriate to your nationality. Both countries are in Schengen, but identification is still required for ferry travel.
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Overnight crossing
6 departures weekly
Cabin included
Cars & pets
