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Ferry to Estonia

Discover the best ferry crossings to Estonia

Tallinn-Helsinki

Finland ⇔ Estonia
2 Hours
Up to 13 Times p/day
From: 25,00

Paldiski-Kapellskär

Sweden ⇔ Estonia
10h 30 mins.
8 times per week
From: 67,00

Stockholm-Tallinn

Sweden ⇔ Estonia
15h 30 mins.
Up to 10 Times p/week
From: 482,00

Ferries to Estonia

There are several ferry routes to Estonia. The shortest route to Estonia is the ferry from Helsinki (Finland) to Estonia. But you can also travel from the Swedish capital, Stockholm to Tallinn. On this page you'll more information about the various crossings to Estonia. 

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Map with all ferry routes to Estonia

Finnlines, Viking Line, and Tallink Silja are the most active ferry companies on the crossings to Estonia. Ferries to Estonia leave from Stockholm, Helsinki, the Aland Islands and Kapellskar (Sweden). 

The crossing from Tallinn to Helsinki is the fastest and shortest crossing, 2 hours over 80 km. If you sail from Sweden to Estonia your travel time will be around 16 hours while crossing more than 370 km.

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In this module you can find more crossings then we have currently listed on the page. 

Travel tip: book your ferry to Estonia early

The prices for the ferries rise sharply as the boats fill up. Especially during peak season, the ferries and parking decks fill up quickly. Therefore, book far in advance and avoid high costs, this is especially valid for the popular crossings like Tallinn-Helsinki and Stockholm-Tallinn.

From Finland to Estonia

The route from Finland to Estonia is one of the busiest ferry routes in Europe. Tallink Silja and Viking Line are 2 of the biggest operators on this route in the Finnish Gulf. The ferry sails from Helsinki to Tallinn and vice versa. In about 2 hours you sail from the Finnish capital to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. The distance covered by this ferry is around 80 km and tickets start at around €25,-

Estonia ⇔ Finland

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Cancun-Isla Mujeres

If you want to travel from Playa del Carmen to Cozumel, various ferries are available from two ferry operators. You can choose between fast catamaran ships that are only suitable for passengers or take a vehicle on the slower car ferry, which takes about an hour.
From: 12,00
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Playa del Carmen-Cozumel

If you want to travel from Playa del Carmen to Cozumel, various ferries are available from two ferry operators. You can choose between fast catamaran ships that are only suitable for passengers or take a vehicle on the slower car ferry, which takes about an hour.
From: 12,00
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Topolobampo-La Paz

Those who want to use a ferry connection between Sinaloa and Baja California Sur can choose from two ferries. One of these is the famous Topolobampo-La Paz ferry.
From: 96,00
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Mazatlan-La Paz

The Mazatlan-La Paz ferry route connects Mexico with Baja California Sur. There is only one ferry company operating this ferry service, Baja Ferries.
From: 112,00
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Sorrento-Capri

The Sorrento-Capri ferry takes Italy from Campania to the famous island of Capri. You have this route choice from at least four ferry companies that usually sail daily from Sorrento to Capri. In the summer season, the number of sailings increases considerably.
From: 43,00
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Southsea-Ryde

Everything you need to know about the Hovercraft to the Isle of Wight that brings you there in 10 minutes! Take this unique trip with the world's only commercial passenger hovercraft service.
From: 23,00
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Aarhus-Odden

Want to travel from Jutland to Sealand or vice versa in Denmark? Then the ferry from Aarhus to Odden might be a good connection. On this route, you'll be sailing with Molslinjen. The ferry sails 12 times daily, and the crossings take about 1 hour and 20 minutes.
From: 60,00
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Mariehamn – Stockholm

Want to travel from Aland Islands (Mariehamn) to Sweden, Stockholm or the other way around? Then one of your options is the ferry from Mariehamn to Stockholm. This ferry originally departs from Turku you'll first sail to Mariehamn and then continue your journey to Stockholm afterwards.
From: 60,00
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Turku – Aland Islands

Want to travel from Finland to the Aland Island (Mariehamn) or the other way around? Then one of your options is the ferry from Turku to Mariehamn. From Turku you'll first sail to Mariehamn and then continue your journey to Stockholm afterwards.
From: 45,00
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Karlskrona-Gdynia

Looking for a ferry to Sweden or Poland? There is a direct connection between Gdynia and Karlskrona. On this route you'll be sailing with Stena Line from Northern Poland to Sweden. The duration of your sailing is approximately 10,5 hours.
From: 70,00
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Nynäshamn-Ventspils

Looking for a ferry to Sweden or Latvia? Then the crossing between Ventspils and Nynashamn is an ideal crossing. This route is being operated by Stena Line and takes you from Sweden to Latvia and vice versa in just 7.5 hours.
From: 70,00
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Travemunde-Liepaja

This Stena line ferry takes you from Germany to Latvia and vice versa. In around 22 hours you can sail on this route directly from Liepaja (Latvia) to Travemunde (Germany)
From: 99,00
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Ferry from Sweden to Estonia

There are several options to sail by ferry from Sweden to Estonia. The most well-known route is the ferry from Stockholm to Tallinn. Other options are to sail from Kapellskär to Paldiski and from the Aland Islands to Tallinn. 

Estonia ⇔ Sweden

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Stockholm-Tallinn

The ferry from Tallinn to Stockholm sails up to 10 times per week, the most active operators on this route from Sweden to Estonia are Tallink Silja Line and Viking Line.
From: 482,00
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Paldiski-Kapellskär

The route Paldiski – Kapellskar is currently sailed by the shipping company DFDS and sails 8 times during the week, so once every day and twice on Sunday or Monday. For the latest information, ranging from departure times to ticket prices, please visit this page
From: 67,00
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Ferry from Germany to Estonia

There are no direct ferries at the moment from Germany to Sweden. But if you travel to Stockholm first from Rostock and then from Stockholm to Tallinn you have quite a straightforward journey to Estonia / Tallinn.

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Rostock-Stockholm

The ferry from Rostock to Stockholm operated by Hansa Destinations is currently on hold for the remainder of 2023.

Sail with Hansa Destinations from Germany to Stockholm. The Rostock-Nynäshamn crossing takes you to the capital of Sweden in 18 hours.

From: 55,00
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Stockholm-Tallinn

The ferry from Tallinn to Stockholm sails up to 10 times per week, the most active operators on this route from Sweden to Estonia are Tallink Silja Line and Viking Line.
From: 482,00
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Best way to travel to Estonia by ferry

This is completely dependent on from where you depart to Estonia. In many cases Stockholm will be the most logical choice to start your journey to Estonia. But if you live in Finland, then Helsinki is the most logical route to Estonia. This is also the shortest and busiest route. For the rest of Europe the ferry from Stockholm to Tallinn or Kapellskar to Paldiski will make more sense.

Frequently Asked Questions: ferry to Estonia

At the moment there is no ferry from Germany to Estonia. You could take the ferry from Rostock to Stockholm and from Stockholm to Tallinn though.

Yes there are several options to travel to Estonia from Sweden. From Stockholm the ferry to Tallinn sails up to 10 times a week. From Kapellskar the crossing Paldiski. Then there is also a ferry from the Aland Islands to Tallinn.

Yes there is a ferry from Helsinki to Estonia. This is the most frequent ferry to Estonia, the crossing from Tallinn to Helsinki to be more precise. With up to 13 sailings each day it is one of the busiest ferry routes in Northern Europe.

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