Facts about the ferry from Stockholm to Tallinn
| Cheapest Ferry | $139 |
| Fastest Ferry | 17h 15m |
| Earliest Ferry | 5:30 下午 |
| Latest Ferry | 5:30 下午 |
| Daily Ferry Routes | 1 |
| Distance | 438 kilometers |
| Ferry Companies | Tallink Silja |
Ferries from Stockholm to Tallinn
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Transportation from Stockholm to Tallinn
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Ferries$ 138.90
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Flights$ 79.16
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Taxis$ 5,339.99
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Trains are not available
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Buses are not available
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Vans are not available
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How to get from Stockholm to Tallinn by Ferry
Travelling between Stockholm and Tallinn on a ferry is quite convenient. A ferry journey gives you a chance to experience some beautiful scenery while moving from Stockholm to Tallinn. To find the most scenic and comfortable trips within your price range, make sure you book in advance.
How far is it Stockholm from Tallinn?
The distance between Stockholm and Tallinn by ferry is 468 miles (752 kilometers). The ferry trip may not cover the shortest route between these two points but it makes for a very memorable travel experience.
How long does it take to get from Stockholm to Tallinn by Ferry?
Based on the distance and the average speed of the boat, it normally takes around 17h 15m to get from Stockholm to Tallinn. Keep in mind, however, that travel time will heavily depend on weather conditions and the type of the vessel..
How much does it cost to get from Stockholm to Tallinn?
As it is considered to be a premium way of transportation for many tourists, a ferry ticket from Stockholm to Tallinn comes at a price – expect to shell out from USD 138.90 up.
If you’re traveling with a child under 14 y.o., most boat companies provide discounts for a ferry ticket.
Best companies for this route
When choosing a boat company from the Stockholm to Tallinn timetable, make sure you consider the following:
- Read the reviews. You can find feedback from seasoned travellers who took a ferry from Stockholm to Tallinn and are willing to share their experience.
- If you’re traveling with kids, it makes sense to look for a kid-friendly company that offers discounts for children.
- Take into account the distance between the port and the place you’re staying. Use Google Maps to ensure you can get to the port on time. If the hotel you chose and the port are far away, it’s wiser to avoid early morning departures.
- During high season, many boat companies add extra departures to their usual schedule. They can be found on our website.