Helsinki Archipelago

34 ports

ports: 34
Operators: 7
Tallinn to Helsinki: 2h
Nokkala to Kalasatama: 2h 55m

Tallink Silja Line, Viking Line and two other companies sail to the Helsinki Archipelago from five ports in four countries, mostly Stockholm, Travemünde and Tallinn. Within the Helsinki Archipelago, ferries link 33 ports. The main crossing, from Tallinn to Helsinki, takes 2 hours and runs 12 times a day; the longest within the Helsinki Archipelago, from Nokkala to Kalasatama, takes 2 hours 55 minutes. Some sailings take cars, others foot passengers only. Some lines are seasonal.

Ferries to the Helsinki Archipelago

5 routes

Ports in the Helsinki Archipelago

34 ports

Ferry companies in the Helsinki Archipelago

Tallink Silja Line

From Stockholm, Tallinn and MariehamnCars

2h–17h

Viking Line

From Stockholm, Tallinn and MariehamnCars

2h 30m–17h 15m

Finnlines

From TravemündeCarsOvernight

31h

FRS Finland

Calls at Lonna, Suomenlinna, Helsinki and 20 other portsFoot passengers onlySeasonal

10m–3h 20m

Eckerö Line

From Tallinn and MuugaCars

2h 15m–2h 45m

JT-Line

Calls at Helsinki, Vallisaari, Korkeasaari and six other portsFoot passengers onlySeasonal

10m–1h 45m

Merenkävijät

Calls at Kaivopuisto, Särkkä and HarakkaFoot passengers onlySeasonal

Questions

Where do ferries to the Helsinki Archipelago leave from?

From Stockholm to Helsinki (17 hours, twice a day), Travemünde to Vuosaari (31 hours, every day), Tallinn to Helsinki (2 hours, 12 times a day), Mariehamn to Helsinki (10½ hours, twice a day) and Muuga to Vuosaari (2 hours 45 minutes, about twice a day).

Which ferry companies sail to the Helsinki Archipelago?

Tallink Silja Line: from Stockholm, Tallinn and Mariehamn. Viking Line: from Stockholm, Tallinn and Mariehamn. Finnlines: from Travemünde. Eckerö Line: from Tallinn and Muuga.

Can I take my car on a ferry to the Helsinki Archipelago?

Yes. You can take your car.