Helsinki - Talinn Ferries

The port of Helsinki specialises in cargo traffic, however, over nine million passengers pass through the port annually. Helsinki port is the largest in Finland and offers passengers a good array of facilities, including shops, as well as a café and a enjoyable departure lounge. The port terminal has good wheelchair access to all areas, with disabled toilets also provided.

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Viking Lines Ferries operates two roundtrip sailings between Helsinki and Tallinn: one during the day and one night sailing. The journey is three hours aboard the Rosella, with one departure leaving Helsinki at 12:30 and the other at 21:00, arriving in Tallinn at 15:30 and midnight, respectively. 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 ferry port of Tallinn is the biggest cargo and passenger port in Estonia. It holds a leading position in the handling of cargo flows between Russia and Western Europe. The port serves an average of 5.9 million passengers a year. Talinn is just 120kms from Helsinki and ferries regularly plough the route between the two capital cities. Besides ferries and cruise ships, the port also acts as a mooring for private sailing vessels.