Stockholm’s strategic position has made it a major ferry port and business centre for the Baltic region throughout the years with ferry connections now to Finland, Estonia and Latvia. The port of Stockholm is within easy reach of the city centre offering a plethora of shopping and dining options.

Tallin Talja Ferries services Helsinki with the daily sailing at 17:00 and the journey taking 15 hours, 55 minutes. The return journey sails daily at 17:00 and has a crossing time of 17 hours, 30 minutes. Other destinations in Finland include one daily six-hour crossing to Mariehamn (at 17:00) two 11 hour crossings each day to Turku (at 07:10 and 19:30).

If you are travelling elsewhere, you will find one daily sailing to and from Latvia at 17:00 which takes 17 hours from Stockholm to reach Riga and a 15 hour crossing to Tallin in Estonia (departing at 17:45). It is important to remember that these times are local times and maybe subject to change.

Stockholm ferry terminal has plenty of amenities with shopping, restaurant and bars. On board ferries have entertainment including disco, bars, cinema along with various restaurants and entertainment for children including a play area.

Access to Stockholm ferry port is fairly easy with a developed network of road and rail links. The national motorway E18 connects Stockholm to Oslo, Norway and there are also direct links to Gothenburg, Malmo and Copenhagen. The rail infrastructure connects Stockholm with Copenhagen and Europe via the X2000 express train and bus links the city centre to the port and other major cities.

Stockholm ferry port has parking for both long term and short term stays. Special needs passengers are catered for with designated parking bays, wheelchair access and assistance both at the ferry port an onboard the ferries.

Tags: Estonia, Finland, Helsinki, Latvia, Stockholm Port, Tallin Talja Ferries