One of the two ferry ships that Tallink Silja uses on the crossing between Helsinki and Tallinn is the MyStar. You can view the MyStar on the map or learn more about this ferry crossing from Tallinn to Helsinki every day.
Facts about the MyStar
Check out some interesting facts about the MyStar below:
- Year of construction: 2022
- Dimensions: 213 by 36 meters
- Passenger capacity: 2800
- Car capacity: 150
- Sailing between Helsinki port and Tallinn port
Facilities on board MyStar
MyStar operates on the Helsinki-Tallinn route and is designed for short crossings. On board, there are several restaurants, cafés and a dedicated play area for children.
Main facilities on board:
- Free WIFI
- Toilets
- Restaurants
- Pubs
- Stores
- Play area for children
- Lounges
- Front desk
For the facilities in the ports themselves, check the pages of the Tallink Silja terminal in Tallinn and the Tallink Silja terminal in Helsinki.
Floor plan (MyStar deck plan)
Curious about where you can discover which facilities on board? Then view the deck plan below:
- Deck 6: Cabins
- Deck 7: Travel Superstore (shop), Pop-up shop, liquor store,
- Deck 8: Family Picnic (family restaurant), Children’s play area, Travel Superstore (shop), Comfort Lounge, Business Lounge, Platinum Lounge*, reception
- Deck 9: Delight Buffet (restaurant), Burger King, Fast Lane (self-service restaurant), Nordic Bar (bar), Sea Pub (pub), Garden (outdoor terrace), The Chef’s Kitchen (restaurant)
- Deck 10: Suite cabin (luxury cabins)
Would you like to view the map? You can download it here in PDF format.
MyStar live location (track on the map)
Curious where the MyStar is now? You can track the live location of the MyStar on the map below:
Video from the MyStar
Watch the video below for an overview of the MyStar and its main areas on board. The tone is promotional, but it gives a clear impression of the ship’s layout and facilities.
More ferry ships on the route
Tallink Silja’s MyStar is not the only ferry ship on the route: the Megastar is also used. In addition, ships from Viking Line and Eckerö Line are also deployed on the crossing: the Viking XPRS and the Finlandia.
