Swinoujscie Ferry Port

Swinoujscie port facilities

Swinoujscie ferry port is the largest and modern ferry terminal in Poland providing passenger and freight sailings to many destinations. Swinoujscie ferry terminal is equipped with all the facilities for the passengers.

Getting to Swinoujscie

By car
The ferry port of Swinoujscie is well connected to the European route E65 running across from Sweden to Greece. The road connections to the port of Swinoujscie are very good from both within Poland and from Germany, just across the border.

From Szczecin, drive on road no.10 for 7 miles and turn right onto S4/E28 and drive for about 17 miles. Then take road no.3 or E65 and drive 37 miles to Swinoujscie - Wolin until you reach the city centre and follow the signs to the ferry port.

From Berlin, drive on E28 all the way to Szczecin and follow the above directions from Szczecin.

By train
Swinoujscie has four railway stations, on Wolin Island with regular regional connections to Szczecin and long distance connections to other Polish cities. The railway station is just minutes away by foot from the port and general rail links are very good. The Odra Railway connects Szczecin and Swinoujscie with western and southern Europe.

About Swinoujscie

Swinoujscie (meaning "the outlet of Swina") is located the north western Poland at the mouth of river Swina opening into the Baltic Sea. Swinoujscie is situated mainly on the islands of Uznam, Wolin and Karsibor unlike any other Polish city. The island of Uznam is the town's main tourism island well known for fashionable spas and bathing resorts including salt springs and therapeutic mud baths.

If you catch a ferry from Swinoujscie, visit the fabulous Spa Park which is 170 years old, a neo gothic "Stella Maris" church famous for its picturesque stained glass windows, the tallest lighthouse on the Baltic Sea and many other fine resorts spread across the town's islands.