Finlandia (Eckerö Line Ferry)

Eckerö line uses the MS Finlandia between Helsinki and Tallinn: a comfortable ferry with various facilities on board. On this page you will discover everything you need to know about this ferry.

Interesting facts about the Finlandia

View interesting information about the ship below:

  • Year of construction: 2001
  • Dimensions: 175 by 28 meters
  • Max number of passengers: 2080
  • Max number of cars: 665
  • Sailing between: Helsinki Port and Tallinn Port

Facilities on board the ferry

There are various facilities and amenities on board the Finlandia that can make the crossing relaxing. Think of restaurants, shops and pubs.

View all important facilities at a glance below:

  • Three shops
  • Business Lounge
  • Entertainment (live music)
  • Cabins/cabins
  • Toilets
  • Pubs
  • Children’s corner (play area)
  • Front desk
  • 450 seats
  • Luggage compartments (free)
  • Lockers (paid)

Are you curious about the specific facilities in the port? Then check more information about the Eckerö Line terminal in Tallinn and the Eckerö Line terminal in Helsinki.

Floor plan (Finlandia deck plan)

The Finlandia consists of nine ship decks. On decks 6 to 9 you can find the various facilities:

  • Deck 6 and 7: Eckerö Market (shop) luggage areas, toilets, lockers, children’s play area (summer period only), sandpit for dogs
  • Deck 8: Bar Nosturi, Pub Teleakka Bar Laituri, Bistro & Café Satama, Buffet Eckerö restaurant, Pop-up Shop (clothing store), children’s play area, arcade machines
  • Deck 9: Bar Laituri (summer season only), view and walking

Want to view the map? Then download the ferry guide in PDF format here.

Finlandia live location (tracking)

You can view the live location of the Finlandia and track the ferry via the map below:

Video of the Finlandia ferry

Want to see Finlandia in action? The video below gives you a good idea of ​​the ship:

More ferry ships on the route

Eckerö is not the only ferry operator on the crossing between Helsinki and Tallinn. Viking Line and Tallink Silja also provide the crossing with various ferry ships:

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