The link between Nynashämn and Hanko is temporarily not served by maritime companies partnering with NetFerry online services.
The Port of Nynäshamn is a modern passenger and RoRo port. It is located 60 kilometres south of Stockholm. It is strategically located for services to and from central and southern Baltic Sea ports. Getting to and from the terminal By car from Stockholm, take the expressway 73 for 60 kilometres to Nynäshamn. Then Telia Road / Nynäsvägen leads directly to the ferry terminal. If you are driving from the west or south Sweden, take the 225 motorway between Södertälje (E4) and Nynashamn for about 50 kilometres. Go through Nynashamn to Nynäsvä... [More information]
Address: Skyttens Hälls väg 1, 149 30 Nynäshamn, Sweden
Directions: Google Map @ Nynashämn, port
Hanko Hanko is a port town in Finland, the town is around 130 km west of Helsinki and is situated on the tip of the southern peninsula called Hankoniemi. The town is bilingual, with the majority of the inhabitants being Finish speakers and around 44% speaking Swedish. The Hanko peninsula is famous for having lovely beaches and a beautiful archipelago just off the coast. A brief history of Hanko Hanko’s history is very much linked to seafaring, the peninsula known as Hankoniemi, was first recorded in the late thirteenth century. From the fifteenth century onwards, Pike’s Gut, ... [More information]