Stockholm to Helsinki Ferry Guide
Stockholm Ferry Guide
Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and is spread across 14 islands in the southeast of Sweden and lies at the mouth of Lake Malaren, by the Stockholm Archipelago and the Baltic Sea. Stockholm ferry port is a major gateway to Sweden and is therefore an important port for both freight and passengers travelling to and from Finland, Estonia and many other Baltic States.
Altogether there are 3 ports in Stockholm. Vartahamnen port is for passengers travelling with Tallink Silja, Frihamnen port is for passengers travelling with St. Peter Line and Stadsgarden port is for passengers travelling with Viking Line. Each have excellent transport links to the city centre via the Gardet metro line or public bus.
The ports of Stockholm have a host of facilities for passengers to enjoy before their departure including a bistro serving hot and cold food, cafes, bars, waiting lounges, free WiFi, toilets and Duty-Free shops.
Helsinki Ferry Guide
Helsinki is the capital of Finland and is located on the south coast of the country. The city is quite small and therefore is just begging to be explored on foot where visitors will be impressed by the city's architecture, culture and shopping and will love exploring the city's parks, forests and coastline with its many islands.
Helsinki ferry port is comprised of several different terminals, all of which are located very close to the city centre. Passengers travelling with Tallink Silja and Eckero Line typically depart from West Harbour Terminal 2 and passengers travelling with Viking Line typically depart from the Katajanokka terminal.
The port of Helsinki has a number of different facilities including cafes, restaurants, bars, ATMs, luggage lockers and an assistance service for passengers with reduced mobility. The new Satamaparkki mult-storey car park offers up to 700 spaces for passengers arriving at Terminal 1 and 2, with electric charging ports available.