Finnlines deploys Grimaldi Lines ferry Cruise Smeralda to Travemünde-Malmö route
Finnlines is currently using the ferry Cruise Smeralda to route from Travemünde to Malmö to replace the two ferries Finnpartner and Finntrader, which are currently undergoing a planned shipyard stay. Nevertheless, you can still enjoy a relaxing crossing on to ferry from Germany to Sweden.
The ferry Cruise Smeralda
Cruise Smeralda is a ferry of Grimaldi Lines and was built in 2019. It can accommodate 2,500 passengers and 650 cars. There are numerous restaurants and bars on board, as well as a theater, children’s playground and gym. The cabins are comfortable and can accommodate up to four people. The ferry is air-conditioned and offers Wi-Fi.
Travemünde-Malmö: A beautiful crossing between Germany and Sweden
The crossing between Travemünde and Malmö takes about eight hours and takes you through the beautiful landscape of the Baltic Sea. You can relax and enjoy the view or use the various facilities on board. For the children there is a special entertainment program, so that even they will not be bored.
Travemünde: A popular starting point for trips to Sweden
Travemünde is a popular starting point for trips to Sweden. The city is located on the Baltic coast and offers a picturesque old town and a beautiful beach. Many tourists use Travemünde as a starting point for a trip to Sweden or for a round trip through Scandinavia.
Malmö: A vibrant city with Scandinavian flair
Malmö is the third largest city in Sweden and is located at the southern tip of the country. The city is known for its vibrant atmosphere and Scandinavian flair. Here you will find numerous restaurants, bars and stores as well as many sights such as the Turning Torso, the tallest building in Scandinavia.
Conclusion
The
Ferry Travemünde – Malmö
is a pleasant way to travel between Germany and Sweden. The Cruise Smeralda ferry offers you all the amenities you need for a relaxing crossing. Whether you are traveling alone or with family and friends, the crossing will be an unforgettable experience.
