Book a Helsinki Ferry
Book a Helsinki Ferry
Helsinki ferry port in Finland is served by a number of ferry routes with crossings to Tallinn, Stockholm, Mariehamn & Travemunde available. With a selection of up to 16 Sailings Daily, the port of Helsinki connects Finland with Estonia, Sweden, Aland & Germany.
Sailing durations range from 2 hours on the Tallinn service to 31 hours on the Travemunde service.
Although there is a brief summary on this page, as sailing information can vary based on time of year we’d advise you to get live sailing times and prices in our Helsinki fare search.
00140 Helsinki, Finland
Viking Line terminal / Helsinki (Katajanokka) - Viking Line, Mastokatu 1, 00160 Helsinki, Finland
Tallink Silja - Tallink Silja, Olympia Terminal, Eteläsatama (South Harbor), Olympiaranta, 1 FIN-00140 Helsinki, Finland
Finnlines - Hansa Terminal, Provianttikatu 5, 00980, Helsinki, Finland
Tallink Silja II - Tallink Silja, West Harbour 2, Tyynenmerenkatu 14, 00220, Helsinki, Finland
St Peter Line - St Peter Line, Länsiterminaali (West Terminal), Tyynenmerenkatu 8, 00220 Helsinki, Finland
Eckerö Line - Eckerö Line, Länsiterminaali T2 (Western Harbour, Terminal 2), Tyynenmerenkatu 14, 00220, Helsinki, Finland
West Harbour Terminal 1 - West Harbour Terminal 1, Tyynenmerenkatu 8, 00220 Helsinki
Olympia Terminal - Olympiaranta 1, 00140 Helsinki
Port of Vuosaari - Komentosilta 1, 00980 Helsinki, Finland
West Harbour Terminal 2 - West Harbour Terminal 2, Tyynenmerenkatu 14, 00220 Helsinki
Hansa Terminal - Hansa Terminal, Vuosaaren Satama, Provianttikatu 5, 00980, Helsinki, Finland
West Terminal T2 - West Terminal T2, Tyynenmerenkatu 14, 00220 Helsinki
Helsinki - Tallinn with Tallink Silja Line, Viking Line & Eckerö Line
Helsinki - Stockholm with Tallink Silja Line & Viking Line
Helsinki - Mariehamn with Tallink Silja Line & Viking Line
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Helsinki port was founded in 1550 as a port town to compete for Baltic Sea transport and is now one of the key ferry ports in the region. Helsinki ferry port is the busiest passenger port in Finland with connections to numerous countries including Sweden, Estonia, Poland, Russia and Germany. Unsurprisingly for a port of its size, Helsinki has numerous ferry terminals - West Terminal for departures to Estonia and Russia, Olympia for Sweden, Katajanokka and Makasiini for Estonia and Hansa terminal for crossings to Germany and Poland.
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