Stockholm to Tallinn Ferry: Ticket Prices and Schedules

Q: How many daily departures are there between Stockholm and Tallinn?

On average, there is 1 daily ferry departure from the ferry port in Stockholm and arriving at the ferry port in Tallinn.

Q: What is the distance between Stockholm and Tallinn?

The distance between these two stations is a total of 267 mi (232 nautical miles).

Q: What are the ticket prices for the journey from Stockholm to Tallinn?

The price of a one way adult ticket starts from £178. However, some lines also offer discounted ticket types such as the one for students, pensioners and children, prices of which you can see by clicking on a specific ferry departure you're interested in.

Q: Is there a possibility to buy a car ticket for ferries?

Currently, the tickets for cars aren’t purchasable on our website. However, there might be some exceptions and if there are, you will be able to see those when purchasing the adult tickets given the fact that a vehicle ticket can’t be purchased separately for vehicles only without adding the passengers to the ticket itself.

Q: What other places can I visit when traveling by a ferry from Tallinn?

The most popular places you can visit when you’re traveling on a ferry from Tallinn are Turku, Eckero and Helsinki.

Stockholm to Tallinn Tallinn to Stockholm

Stockholm to Tallinn Ferry is the most popular way to travel on this route. There is 1 daily departure available, including 1 night departure. The earliest departure from Stockholm is at 17:30h, arriving at Tallinn at 11:45h. While the latest departure is at 17:30h, arriving at 11:45h. The total ride from Stockholm to Tallinn lasts around 18:15h. Prices for a one way adult ticket is £178.

Traveling by Ferry from Stockholm to Tallinn

The travel distance between Stockholm and Tallinn is a total of 232 nautical miles (267 mi), which equals a travel time of roughly 18:15h. The number of daily departures depends on the period you’re traveling in. Most commonly, the number of daily departures increases during the high season. Therefore, in a country like Sweden, you can expect more lines operating in the period from June to August. Please note that the number of departures may also be limited on public holidays.

Overnight Ferry

If you want to travel overnight and either save money on accommodation or arrive at the port in Tallinn earlier, there is one overnight ferry traveling on the route from Stockholm to Tallinn. The overnight ferry departs at 17:30 and arrives at 11:45 the following day.

Departure and Arrival Ports

For comprehensive details about Stockholm and Tallinn, including ferry port details, as well as other popular routes, please refer to the provided links below.

Stockholm

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Tallinn

You can see information about the arrival station and stops Tallinn here

Cheapest ticket prices

Adult ticket: £178 (One-Way) or £356 (Return).

Other popular destinations from Stockholm

Ferry Stockholm - Turku

Ferry Stockholm - Eckero

Ferry Stockholm - Helsinki

Ferry Stockholm - Mariehamn

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Stockholm to Tallinn Ferry Summary

Route Overview	Key Info
Departure Station	Stockholm
Destination Station	Tallinn
Daily Departures	1 daily departure
Earliest Departures	17:30, arriving at 11:45
Latest Departure	17:30, arriving at 11:45
Travel Distance	232 nautical miles (267 km)
Travel Time	Approximately 18 hours
Lowest Price	£178

Frequently asked questions

How many daily departures are there between Stockholm and Tallinn?

What is the distance between Stockholm and Tallinn?

What are the ticket prices for the journey from Stockholm to Tallinn?

Is there a possibility to buy a car ticket for ferries?

What other places can I visit when traveling by a ferry from Tallinn?