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A new chapter is opening in the world of maritime travel in Northern Europe: EasyBaltic.com, a platform dedicated to booking ferries across the Baltic Sea, is now online. The website was created with a clear objective: to make planning ferry journeys between the countries bordering one of Europe's most fascinating and strategically important seas simpler, faster, and more transparent.
Through EasyBaltic.com, travelers can compare ferry routes, schedules, operators, and fares using an intuitive platform designed to simplify ferry searches and bookings. The service caters to individual passengers as well as those traveling with cars, campervans, motorcycles, or commercial vehicles, covering maritime connections between Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Germany.
EasyBaltic.com is a project developed by Easy Island Group, a company active in tourism and digital services, known for initiatives such as VisitProcida.com, a tourism platform promoting the Italian island of Procida, which was designated Italian Capital of Culture in 2022.
Building on its experience in the Mediterranean, particularly in destinations such as Procida, Ischia, and Capri, the group has expanded its activities into Northern Europe, bringing the same philosophy of accessibility, digital innovation, and ease of use to the Baltic ferry industry.
The project reflects the group's commitment to recognizing maritime transport as an essential component of European mobility, providing travelers with digital tools to organize their journeys and discover new destinations.
The Baltic Sea is home to one of Europe's most extensive maritime transport networks, connecting capital cities, major ports, and popular tourist destinations. Within this landscape, EasyBaltic aims to establish itself as a reliable reference point for travelers seeking information about ferries in Northern Europe.
The platform focuses on connections between cities such as Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Turku, and Klaipėda, alongside ferry routes linking Scandinavia with Germany and Poland.
Among the most popular journeys are ferries from Stockholm to Helsinki and Tallinn to Helsinki, as well as connections between German, Polish, and Scandinavian ports.
Beyond ferry schedules and departures, EasyBaltic provides informative content about ferry operators, ports, and destinations, helping users understand the available travel options and choose the most suitable connections for their journeys.
The launch of EasyBaltic.com forms part of a broader development strategy focused on creating specialized digital platforms for maritime mobility and European tourism.
The decision to focus on the Baltic Sea reflects the group's ambition to develop a dedicated vertical platform capable of providing comprehensive information about a geographical region characterized by an extensive network of ferry routes, maritime operators, and port infrastructure.
Looking ahead, Easy Island Group is exploring further opportunities for expansion into other European maritime regions, including the North Sea and the Adriatic, while maintaining its commitment to specialized content, technological innovation, and user experience.
The group's objective remains to make maritime travel increasingly accessible through digital solutions that simplify journey planning and encourage travelers to discover Europe's coastal destinations.
With an approach centered on quality, transparency, and digitalization, EasyBaltic.com aims to become a valuable resource for travelers choosing the sea as their preferred means of transport, whether for short crossings or longer journeys between Northern Europe's historic ports and capital cities.
To explore available ferry routes, check sailing schedules, and plan your next Baltic Sea journey, visit www.easybaltic.com.
Alongside the development of EasyBaltic, Easy Island Group has launched two additional editorial projects focused on Northern Europe: Baltic Lines, a specialized platform covering ships, ferry operators, and ports across the Baltic Sea, under the editorial concept "Ships, operators and ports of the Baltic Sea"; and Baltic Connections, an independent editorial initiative exploring transportation networks, infrastructure, tourism, and the economic and territorial dynamics of the Baltic region. Both projects complement EasyBaltic through specialized editorial content, contributing to the development of a broader digital ecosystem dedicated to the Baltic Sea, bringing together ferry travel services, maritime information, and regional insights.