Helsinki - Mariehamn Ferries

Helsinki port is the largest in Finland. Although it specialises in unitised cargo traffic, over nine million passengers pass through the port each year. The port offers good facilities, including shops, as well as a café and a pleasant departure lounge. The port terminal has good wheelchair access to all areas, with disabled toilets also provided.

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Viking Lines Ferries depart to Sweden and Estonia, the ferry company operates two routes out of Helsinki ferry port. The Helsinki to Stockholm route stops at Mariehamn en route. The Helsinki to Mariehamn leg takes 11 hours with sailings offered on the Gabriella and Mariella. The route is serviced once daily, with departures from Helsinki at 17:30. Viking Line has seven vessels, which sail between the Finnish mainland, Åland and Sweden as well as between Finland and the Baltic states. Operations include passenger services, recreation and cargo carrier services.

The Finnish port of Mariehamn is situated on the island of Åland in the Baltic Sea, west of Helsinki. Founded in 1861, it is the chief port and the only city of the province. The Swedish-speaking residents rely on fishing and shipping for their livelihood.