Do you want to travel from Estonia to Finland? Then the ferry crossing between Helsinki and Tallinn is recommended. In just over two hours you will get to the other side of the boat and continue your journey. On this website I tell you everything you need to know about the ferry crossing between Helsinki and Tallinn.
Briefly about the ferry crossing
There are 11 departures daily between the port of Helsinki in Finland and the port of Tallinn in Estonia.
On average you will spend around 110 euros for the crossing. The exact price of the crossing depends on how you travel. Consider the number of passengers and the type of vehicle you want to make the crossing with. For example, are you going alone by car or is there also a caravan behind you?
The crossing takes on average just over two hours and the distance is about 40 nautical miles, which amounts to approximately 76 kilometers.
Ferry operators on this route
There are three different ferry companies operating: Eckerö Line, Tallink Silja and Viking Line. Each operator has its own prices, timetables and uses their own ferries on the route.
Eckerö Line operates the Finlandia on the route. The Viking XPRS is used at Viking Line. At Tallink Silja, two ships are used for the crossing between Helsinki and Tallinn: the Megastar and the MyStar.
Why this website?
If you want to make the crossing from Estonia to Finland – or vice versa – you will be faced with a number of choices. Which operator do you choose? And what are your needs during the crossing? With this website I want to offer you tools to make the right decision.
Do you have any questions about my approach, are you unsure or do you have feedback on my website? Send me a message via the contact form.
Have a good crossing!