Crossings · TALLINN FERRY TRIPS
Good tallinn ferry trips fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride Tallink’s MyStar or Megastar from Tallinn’s D-Terminal to Helsinki’s West Terminal 2 in about two hours. You get a return ticket, reserved seating, Wi-Fi, restaurants, lounges, shops, and up to 10 hours to explore Helsinki independently. No guide or city transfers are included.
“Great way to have a day trip to Helsinki from Tallinn! Comfy ferry with everything you need”
Travel from Helsinki to Tallinn by round-trip ferry, then spend about three hours with a guide in the Old Town. Expect Toompea Castle, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Kohtuotsa viewpoint, Town Hall Square, and free time to explore on your own. Groups are capped at 20.
“Irene was a fantastic guide. Very knowledgeable and switched on to the needs of the group. We had a family with four well behaved young children and her ability to recognize what was needed was exceptional. Thanks Irene for making the tour pleasurable. You have a beautiful Old City.”
Travel from Helsinki West Harbour to Tallinn aboard Tallink’s MyStar or Megastar, with Business Lounge access, buffet meals, drinks, Wi-Fi, and priority disembarkation. You get up to 10 hours in Tallinn’s Old Town and a comfortable lounge on both two-hour crossings.
Travel from Tallinn to Helsinki by ferry, then see the Finnish capital by private car with a guide. Cornelia has impressed families with engaging explanations, while the compact three-hour route covers the cathedral, Oodi Library, Löyly, Sibelius Park, Senate Square, and more.
“I enjoyed seeing the orthodox churches, old market hall, library. Guide could have given better explanations about each site visited. The guide was in a hurry to get everythibg done and 3 hours not sufficient time ro see the most important aspects of Helsinki.”
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