Finnlines implements a temporary fuel surcharge for passenger traffic

Due to a significant increase in fuel prices, Finnlines will introduce a temporary EBS (Emergency Bunker Surcharge) for passenger traffic.

Fuel prices have recently risen by approximately 50 per cent, and passenger tickets will also contribute to addressing the increase. Finnlines follows the development of Brent oil prices and the EBS will be removed once the monthly average falls below USD 70, which is the level recorded the day before the beginning of the latest war in Persian Gulf.

The surcharge will apply to all new bookings made on 1 April 2026 or later. It is charged per person and per direction. No temporary EBS will be added to tickets that were booked before the new surcharge was implemented.

Finnlines will continue to monitor the situation and adjust as needed.

Temporary EBS surcharge per at least 6-year-old person per direction:

• Naantali–Kapellskär or Kapellskär–Naantali: EUR 10 / SEK 110
• Naantali–Långnäs or Långnäs– Naantali: EUR 5 / SEK 55
• Kapellskär–Långnäs or Långnäs– Kapellskär: EUR 5 / SEK 55
• Helsinki–Travemünde or Travemünde–Helsinki: EUR 30
• Malmö–Travemünde or Travemünde–Malmö: EUR 10 / SEK 110 / PLN 4
• Malmö–Świnoujście or Świnoujście–Malmö: EUR 10 / SEK 110 / PLN 43

Finnlines Plc

Finnlines is a leading shipping operator of freight and passenger services in the Baltic Sea, the North Sea, and the Bay of Biscay. The company is a part of the Grimaldi Group, one of the world’s largest operators of ro-ro vessels and the largest operator of the Motorways of the Sea in Europe for both passengers and freight. This affiliation enables Finnlines to offer liner services to and from several destinations in the Mediterranean, West Africa, Atlantic coasts of both North and South America as well as Asia and Australia.