Stena Line Overview
Stena Line, one of the world's leading ferry operators, offer a range of frequent ferry travel services to ferry ports in Ireland, England, the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Poland.
Stena Line operates Europe's most comprehensive route network. The network comprises of 18 strategically located ferry routes in Scandinavia, the Irish Sea and the North Sea, and Stena Line ferries are the market leader on many of these routes.
Stena Line was founded by Sten Allan Olsson in 1962, and began with passenger ferry services between Gothenburg and Denmark. In 2007, 15.9 million passengers and 3 million cars travelled on Stena Line's ferries.
You can book Stena Line ferries easily and securely with AFerry.com.
Routes
With AFerry.com you can book Stena Line ferry journeys on the following routes;
- Holyhead (Wales, UK) to Dublin and Dun Laoghaire (both in Eire)
- Belfast (Northern Ireland, UK) to Stranraer (Scotland, UK)
- Fleetwood (England, UK) to Larne (Northern Ireland, UK)
- Rosslare (Eire) to Fishguard (Wales, UK)
- Harwich (England, UK) to Hook of Holland (Hoek van Holland) (Netherlands)
- Frederikshaven (Denmark) to Oslo (Norway) and Gothenburg (Sweden)
- Gothenburg to Kiel (Germany)
- Grenaa (Denmark) to Varberg (Sweden)
- Karlskrona (Sweden) to Gdynia (Poland)
For Stena Lines' subsidiary Scandlines ferry crossings, please see our Scandlines page from the list of alternative operators on the right.
Onboard Facilities
Stena Line has a modern fleet with a total of 34 vessels including high speed ferries (HSS), traditional combination ferries, RoPax-ferries for freight and passengers, and pure cargo ships. The whole Stena Line fleet is excellently equipped with plenty of onboard facilities to keep you entertained and relaxed during your voyage.
On the HSS craft you will find lounges, shopping facilities, video games, a bureau de change, bar and restaurant serving hot and cold food. On the larger ferries you will also find an excellent selection of well-appointed en suite cabins, from budget to luxury, Wi-Fi access and coffee bars. Some of Stena Lines' larger ferries on longer crossings are of cruise standard, and offer a choice of restaurants and bars, lots of children's facilities, arcade machine rooms, shops and a cinema showing the latest blockbusters. Some of the overnight ferries even have nightclubs. |
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