Wasaline Ferries

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About Wasaline

Wasaline is a Finnish Ferry company that operates ferries to and from Finland and Sweden. There are approximately 1 sailings per week operating throughout the year. The longest crossing is 4 hours from Vaasa to Umea, the shortest crossing is 4 hours from Vaasa to Umea. The earliest crossing is at 08:00 from Vaasa to Umea and the latest is at 08:00 from Vaasa to Umea. €109.00 is the cheapest price for a Wasaline booking this month.

Essential informationWasaline
Average price€109
Car booking price€109
Average sailing duration4 hours
Number of routes2
Number of ships1

*Prices are subject to change, based on current availability. Last updated on 13 September 2026

Wasaline
NationalityFinnish
HeadquartersVaasa
Ownership TypePrivate limited company
Parent CompanyWasaline
Foundation Date2012

Frequently Asked Questions About Wasaline

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What are the check-in times for Wasaline ferries from Umea to Vaasa and Vaasa to Umea?
Passengers without a vehicle: Check-in for boarding is at least 30 minutes before departure time. Passengers with a vehicle: Check-in for boarding is at least 60 minutes before departure time. If you arrive late, you may be refused travel.

Wasaline History

Wasaline has operated under several different names and ownership structures over the years. In January 2012, the city of Vaasa and the municipality of Umeå established a joint shipping company to maintain ferry services between the two cities. They acquired the rights to the Wasaline brand from RG Line and began operations using the ferry Wasa Express.

Over the past few years, Wasaline has established itself as a reliable and valuable cargo carrier between Finland and Sweden, and passenger numbers have risen.

Wasaline Sustainability

Wasaline emphasises environmental, social, and economic sustainability. Its hybrid ferry, Aurora Botnia, uses LNG and biogas with battery power to reduce emissions. The company promotes energy efficiency through smart systems, recycles waste, and sources local ingredients for onboard dining. Sustainable interior materials and automated processes in smart harbours further enhance their environmental efforts. Wasaline aligns its goals with regional and global sustainability targets, aiming for zero emissions by 2030.

Wasaline Ships

Wasaline Routes

Routes to Finland

Routes to Sweden

Wasaline Ports

Sweden

Finland

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