Book Ferries to Finland on Omio

Whether you’re booking ferries to Helsinki, Turku, or one of the country’s other ferry ports, if you’re looking for a cheap ferry to Finland, book with Omio!

Enter your preferred departure and destination port or city in the search bar at the top of each page. Our software will then scour all available options for these ports, showing you the times that you can travel and the cost of each trip. Once you find one that you like, simply click, confirm your details, and make a payment. It only takes a few seconds, and we accept a variety of payment methods, making it easy to book and confirm your trip.

Your cheap Finnish ferry tickets will then be stored in your Omio account. You don’t need to print them or wait for them in the mail. Just keep them on your device and show them before you board your ferry to Finland!

Ferry Routes Finland: Getting Into the Country

The ferry from Tallinn to Helsinki is one of the most popular ways to get into the country. There is also a return journey on the ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn.

Other ferry ports and routes offering connections to Finland include:

• Ferry from Copenhagen to Helsinki
• Ferry from Tallinn to Espoo
• Ferry from Tali to Helsinki

Ferry Routes Finland: Traveling to Other Destinations

In addition to the many connections into Finland, there are also international ferry ports accessible from the country, including destinations in both Sweden and Estonia with the ferry from Ekenaes to Stockholm, the ferry from Turku to Stockholm, and the ferry from Helsinki to Tali.

Ferry Companies Traveling From and to Finland

Viking Line is one of the biggest ferry operators in Finland and provides ferry routes in and out of all major Finish ports. It’s one of the biggest ferry companies connecting Estonia to Finland, with routes from Tallinn to Helsinki. Eckero Line and Tallink also provide this service, and you can book cheap ferry tickets through these providers and many others right here on Omio.

Ferry Ports in Finland

The Port of Helsinki is by far the biggest of Finland’s ferry ports. It welcomes over half a million international tourists every year, but millions more pass through the port.

The ferry to Finland from Tallinn, Estonia, is the most popular international route into the Port of Helsinki, with numerous arrivals every day. It takes a couple of hours on average and is one of the cheapest ferry tickets in Finland. Other popular routes into Helsinki include Stockholm and the Aland islands, with the former taking around 18 hours.

Turku is also a busy ferry port in Finland. Located in the Baltic Sea, it connects to other ports in Finland, as well as Stockholm.

Finally, there are connections out of Aland, including a route to Stockholm that takes between 5 and 6 hours and runs at least once per day.

Ferry to Finland from Other Countries

Finland is a winter wonderland, with millions visiting the country every year in the hope they can tick a few things off their bucket lists. In the north of the country, you can visit Santa Claus and his reindeer in Lapland while exploring the northern lights and the scenic beauty of the Arctic Circle. In the capital, Helsinki, you can explore many great restaurants and bars. The country also has a bustling live music scene, especially if you’re into rock and metal music, as it’s one of the most popular genres here.

With these things in mind, it’s no wonder that so many thousands of travelers visit the country every week, with the majority coming from one of the following neighboring nations:

Sweden

The border between Finland and Sweden is mostly water, and the bulk of that is formed by the Gulf of Bothnia. The Schengen Treaty means that border crossings are usually easy, though, and thanks to an array of ferry routes, there are plenty of cheap and quick options to pass from one country to the next.

Some of the most popular ferry routes from Sweden to Finland include:

• Norrtalje to Turku ferry
• Sundbybeg to Turku ferry
• Stockholm to Rauma ferry
• Stockholm to Turku ferry

Aland

The Aland Islands are an autonomous region located beyond the southern tip of Finland. There are short and cheap ferry routes from the islands into mainland Finland, and you can also take a trip the other way. Turku is the nearest of all major ports in Finland, as there are just 86 nautical miles between this major port and the islands.

You can take a ferry from Mariehamn to Turku in around 5 hours, with cheap ferry tickets available through Omio. Alternatively, check out our options for ferries from Lumparland to Turku and ferries from Fasta Aland to Turku.

Estonia

As discussed above, the most popular international ferry routes into Finland come from Estonia, which sits across the Gulf of Finland. Helsinki to Tallinn is the shortest connection between the two countries, and as it connects the two capitals, it’s the route that most travelers choose. There are other connections, though, including the ferry from Muuga to Helsinki and the ferry from Paldiski to Hanko. You can also take the ferry from Talinn to Stockholm and other Scandinavian destinations.

Germany

You can get to Finland from Germany by crossing the Baltic Sea, a service provided by a handful of ferry routes, including Lubeck to Helsinki. It’s a long journey, but it is undertaken by large passenger ships equipped with everything you need for an extended stay on the water, including a range of cabins, toilets, entertainment facilities, and restaurants.

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