“We want to make the best time of the year as comfortable as possible for our customers. The investment in new cabins offers travellers both higher standards and greater flexibility, especially for family and group trips. At the same time, we’re sticking to our current pricing policy,” says Mikko Juelich, Trade Director and Managing Director of Stena Line Germany.

On STENA SCANDINAVICA, 191 of the roughly 500 cabins have been refurbished, while the figure for STENA GERMANICA is 177. The number of triple cabins has also been increased to meet customer demand. The new interiors align with Stena Line’s updated design concept, which is now being rolled out across the entire fleet.

“The aim is to create a modern, relaxing environment where the journey itself becomes part of the holiday – not just a means of getting there,” adds Mikko Juelich.

More Improvements on the Horizon

Both vessels have been operating the Kiel–Gothenburg route daily since 2011 and, despite being over 20 years old, remain in top condition for long-distance ferry travel. The cabin upgrades are the first phase of a long-term plan: further modernisations are already slated for 2026, focusing on the onboard dining and service areas.

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