The capital of the Kingdom of Sweden and the largest city in the country, Stockholm is located on the channels connecting the Baltic Sea with Lake Mälaren.
Ferries from Stockholm connect it to several European capitals and cities.
Where can you get by ferry from Stockholm?
The passenger schedule of the port of the capital of Sweden includes several ferry flights:
The routes Stockholm - Longness and Stockholm - Mariehamn are chosen by passengers who want to get to the autonomous territory of Finland, located on the Åland Islands. Both ports are approximately six hours from Stockholm.
- Two more ferry crossings connect Sweden with Suomi. Flights Stockholm - Turku and Stockholm - Helsinki are operated by the shipping companies Viking Line and Tallink Silja Line.
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Sweden is connected with the Baltic countries by ferries from Stockholm to Tallinn and Riga.
- Flight Stockholm - St. Petersburg is operated by St. Petersburg shipping company St. Peter Line. The voyage lasts 38 hours 30 minutes, and the ticket price starts from 10,000 rubles.
To the amber shores
Ferry services between Stockholm and the Baltic States are operated by Tallink Silja Line and St. Peter Line.
The cost of a ferry ticket for an Estonian carrier to Riga is from 11,000 rubles. Ships leave at 5 pm, the journey takes about 17 hours.
The ticket price to Tallinn on the Tallink Silja Line ferry starts from 10,000 rubles. The schedule includes a flight at 17.30, travel time - 15 hours 30 minutes. Petersburgers fly to Tallinn in 16 hours and 30 minutes. Their ferries leave from Stockholm at 18.00, and the ticket price depends on the comfort of the cabin and starts at 10,000 rubles.
All the details of the schedule are on the websites of the shipping companies. Tallink Silja Line's website address is www.tallinksilja.ru and St. Peter Line - www.stpeterline.com.
To good neighbors
Sweden and Finland coexist peacefully and cooperate within the Scandinavian geographic community. They are located on the shores of the Baltic and the ferry crossing allows residents of both countries and foreign tourists to travel quickly and conveniently.
The Stockholm to Turku ferry is available in the mornings and evenings, and the ships departing are owned by Viking Line and Tallink Silja Line. The first company is accredited in the Finnish port of Mariehamn and is known for its passenger and cargo transportation in the Baltic. Ferries leave the Swedish capital for Turku at 7.45 and 20.00. Travel time is about 11 hours, and the ticket price starts from one and a half thousand rubles, depending on the time of departure and the class of the chosen seat. Details on the official website - www.vikingline.ru.
At 7:10 am, a ferry of the Estonian company departs from Stockholm for Turku, arriving at the Finnish port at 19.15. The ticket price is from 1400 rubles.
The same carriers operate flights between both Scandinavian capitals. The price of the issue is from 3600 rubles, the departure time is at 16.00 and 16.45. The road from Stockholm to Helsinki takes just over 16 hours.
All prices in the material are approximate and given as of July 2016.
