Stockholm to Tallinn ferry with VIKING LINE

Ferry from Stockholm to Tallinn

The trip that connects you from the capital city of Sweden to the capital city of Estonia is one that provides an important route between these two northern European countries. Ferries from Stockholm to Tallinn are provided up to 13 times a week by two different ferry operators, including The Tallink Slija Line and the Viking Line. Passengers will be allowed to carry luggage with them on board of all these ferries. The duration of this route typically takes about 15 to 20 hours, unless travelers take a route that involves stopovers or changes in ferries. It is important to keep in mind that times may vary with seasons and the weather, therefore it is encouraged to keep updated with the official websites of your ferry provider before your departure.

Ferry schedules Stockholm to Tallinn?

In case of extraordinary circumstances, the schedules for ferries from Stockholm to Tallinn may be disrupted by severe weather changes. However, the typical schedule for this route includes 13 ferries running every week by two different ferry operators. Seven of the ferries are provided every week by the Tallink Slija line and six of the ferries are provided weekly from the Viking Line. The Tallink Slija line departs at around 5:30 p.m. and arrives at 10:45 a.m. The Viking Line departs at 4:00 p.m. and arrives at the destination at around 1:15:00 p.m. The average journey time varies on the provider but it may range from 17 to 21 hours to arrive at the destination. Both of these ferry providers offer a direct route from Stockholm to Tallinn. The ferries catered by The Tallink Slija and The Viking Line offer all the necessary amenities on board, such as bathrooms, seating, first and second class, rooms, and restaurant, to provide you with the utmost comfort for this trip.

 How to find cheap ferries from Stockholm to Tallinn?

The prices for the ferries from Stockholm to Tallinn may change depending on the seasons and the ferry carrier you choose to travel with. However, the average price for a ticket on this route may cost around 110 EUR. To save up on money and book the most affordable ticket for this route, it is imperative to purchase the ticket at least a month ahead of the desired departure date. Moreover, by remaining flexible on the desired departure date, you might be able to compare various available offers to find the best price for this route. Using the services provided by Omio, you can find the best prices while listing your personal preferences. 

How long is the ferry journey from Stockholm to Tallinn?

The journey done with ferries from Stockholm to Tallinn usually takes around 17 to 21 hours to complete. Nonetheless, this approximation may vary in regards to various factors, such as the season, the weather, and the specific ferry provider. Travelers are encouraged to check-in at the designated departure port no less than 30 minutes before their departure time. For more information regarding the check-in time, as well as for vehicle passenger’s check-in time, it is imperative to look over the confirmation email sent by your ferry provider.

What do you need to know before traveling by ferry from Stockholm to Tallinn?

Departure port: Travelers will be departing from one of two ports in Stockholm for this route. If your ferry is catered by the Tallink Slija Line, then you will be departing from Värtahamnen terminal located in the northeast side of the city, about 2.8 miles (4.5 km) from the city center and fully accessible by train and bus in just 24 minutes. On the other hand, if you are traveling with the Viking Line, you will be departing from the Stadsgården terminal on Södermalm island which is located near Slussen, about 2.3 miles (3.5 km) (3.7 km) away from the city center and directly connected by bus and train with a 20-minute trip. Both ports are fully equipped with bathrooms and waiting facilities, as well as surrounded by cafes and restaurants.

Port of arrival: Travelers will be arriving in one port in Tallinn. The AS Tallinna Sadam is the port for both the Tallink Slija Line and the Viking Line, located 1.1 miles (1.7 km) away from the city center and directly connected by bus. The arrival terminals are located within walking distance of the medieval Old Town, while passengers may also use the bus no.2 which goes from the port’s terminal to the city center and airport, and departs approximately every 30 minutes from 7:00 a.m. until midnight. At the port, travelers will find all the necessary facilities such as bathrooms and waiting rooms. While around the port travelers will also find more cafes and restaurants that they may enjoy once they have disembarked from the ferry.