Tallinn ferry port is located on the Gulf of Finland, on the Northern coast of Estonia. Tallinn is the capital city of Estonia. The ferry port of Tallinn is the biggest and rapidly developing cargo and passenger port not only in Estonia but also in the surrounding Baltic region. Ferries from Tallinn sail to Helsinki in Finland with Viking Line ferries and Tallink. You can also find ferries to Mariehamn and Stockholm with Tallink. Using the simple booking form from AFerry.co.uk, you can easily find the right ferry for you.
Below you can find Tallinn ferry times, as well as our best deals.
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The latest check in time for Viking Line and Tallink ferries is 60 minutes before departure.
Tallink provides a wide range of modern onboard facilities including restaurants, bars, disco, business lounges, wireless internet connections, TVs, shops and children's play areas.
Viking Line Ferry service offers a wide range of entertainment and other facilities including quality restaurants, bars, lounges, relaxing saunas and swimming pools and a number of other spa and recreational facilities onboard their modern and comfortable ships.
Eckerö Line operates one of the largest ships on the Baltic Sea, the M/S Nordlandia. The ship can carry over 2,000 passengers and has various on board food options available on the famous deck 6.
St. Peter Line has comfortable ships that boast a full range of on board services, including casinos, reception areas, range of on-board restaurants and bars. There are frequent special events on board the ships to provide added excitement to the crossing. Cabins come in a range of styles and sizes.
For information on terminal facilities and car parking at Tallinn port, please go to our Tallinn Ferry Port Information page.
Viking Line
Viking Line terminal, Reisisadam, 17 Sadama, EE-0001, Estonia.
Tallink Silja
D-Terminal, Uus-Sadam, Tallinn, 10120, Estonia.
Eckerö Line
Passenger Harbour, A-Terminal, Harbour 25-2, Tallinn, Estonia.
St Peter Line
Passenger Terminal A, Sadama 25/2 15051, Tallinn, Estonia.



