Gulf of FinlandHelsinki → Tallinn
Europe's busiest international crossing, Helsinki to Tallinn, all day, all year.

Baltic Sea ferries
Book ferries between Finland, Estonia and Sweden, from the two-hour Helsinki–Tallinn dash to the overnight Stockholm cruise-ferries.
The Baltic has some of the most-travelled ferry routes in Europe, the quick Helsinki–Tallinn hop that Finns and Estonians take like a bus, and the grand overnight cruise-ferries between Stockholm, Helsinki and Tallinn. We book them all, with live fares from Viking Line, Eckerö, Tallink Silja and Finnlines.
Helsinki to Tallinn, Europe's busiest international crossing, up to eight times a day.
Gulf of FinlandEurope's busiest international crossing, Helsinki to Tallinn, all day, all year.
Stockholm and Turku by overnight cruise-ferry, plus budget crossings through the Åland archipelago.
Sweden–FinlandThe famous Baltic overnight cruise-ferry between Sweden and Finland.
Sweden–FinlandThe classic Baltic overnight cruise between the Swedish and Finnish capitals.
Sweden–FinlandA budget Finland–Sweden crossing through the Åland archipelago.
Stockholm to medieval Tallinn by overnight Baltic cruise-ferry.
Sweden–EstoniaSweden to medieval Tallinn by overnight Baltic cruise-ferry.
Around 2 to 2½ hours, with up to eight sailings a day from Eckerö and Viking Line, the busiest international ferry route in Europe.
The Stockholm–Helsinki and Stockholm–Tallinn cruise-ferries sail overnight, with cabins, restaurants and entertainment on board. Day sailings also run to Turku.
Yes, all the main Baltic ferries carry vehicles. Add your car during the search and book ahead in summer.
Finland, Estonia and Sweden are all in the Schengen Area, but carry a valid passport or national ID card for travel between countries.