Baltics and Scandinavia — one corridor
The Baltic states and Scandinavia naturally form a single transport corridor. Through Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia we reach Finland and Sweden, using ferry crossings where that's the fastest route.
We know the ferry crossings
The route to Finland usually runs via the Tallinn–Helsinki ferry crossing. To Sweden — via ferry links from Poland or the Baltics. Knowing the schedules, bookings and specifics of these crossings lets us plan realistic, not wishful, delivery dates.
Transport types
- Standard — curtainsiders, palletised loads,
- Refrigerated — food and sensitive products, ATP/HACCP,
- ADR — dangerous goods.
Countries we serve
Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Sweden — both full and partial loads. Each route is quoted with ferry costs and crossing times taken into account.