Turku Port is an important Swedish Port that handles about four million passengers every year. It is very important for Sweden because it acts as a bridge between Finland and the whole of Europe. The port is important for commercial shipping as well as passenger travel on ferries.

Ferries at Turku Port travel to Stockholm and Kapellskar in Sweden as well as the Åland islands. The ferry terminal at Turku Port has a café that provides tasty snacks and drinks, facilities for children, ATM cash machines and a comfortable departure lounge. This Swedish Port does not have currency exchange counters located in the terminal.

The port services six daily ferries traveling to and from Stockholm, which increases during the peak summer months Two of the six ferries going to Stockholm take cars onboard as well as passengers.

Viking Line Ferries provide trips to Stockholm and stop at the Aland Islands on the way. Viking Line Ferries can accommodate cars and passengers. Onboard the ferry there is good amenities available as well as a tax free shop.

Another operator that travels to the Aland Islands en route to Stockholm is Sea Wind Ferries. They operate a train-ferry which is primarily designed to carry railway vehicles, however they do take passengers as well. Although not as luxurious as the other ferry operators the ferry still is comfortable for basic needs.

Silja Ferries, operating from Turku Port, carries cars and passengers to the Aland Islands before heading onwards to Stockholm. Silja Ferries provides a luxury and lively atmosphere while onboard. All of the ferry operators provide access for those who have disabilities and the terminal at Turku Port is also accessible for those with disabilities.

Tags: Europe, Finland, Silja Ferries, Sweden, Turku Port