The port of Tallinn is the main one in the country of Estonia and is in the north of the state across the Gulf of Finland. Principle freight ferries to Tallinn are from Stockholm, Sweden and Helsinki, Finland and services are with Viking Line, while other operators also serve.

The main freight ferries to Tallinn routing is from Helsinki and there are well over a dozen per day with Viking Line. Sailing time goes anywhere from 1 hour, 45 minutes to 3 hours, 30 minutes depending on the vessel. One-way and return voyages can be had and most vessels carry cars and passengers. Viking Line runs high-speed commercial ferries during the summer months.

Another popular freight ferries to Tallinn routing is Tallink’s Stockholm route, which takes about six hours. All ships are well turned out and modern and there are lifts and ramps to aid those in wheelchairs. Expect shops, cafés, and side entertainment onboard.

Facilities at Tallinn Ferry Port include shops and comfortable seating in the departure lounges. There is also a coffee shops here and ATMs. The terminals at Tallinn Port handle several million passengers per year, while the historic town centre of Tallinn is only a half a mile walk away.

Tallinn is loaded up with charm owing to its cobbled streets and ancient houses and the heart of the city is a real buzz for visitors. With freight ferries to Tallinn you can also get to see fine views from Toompea hill and the shopping is better here than anywhere else in the country.

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