Ferry from Turku to Stockholm

When traveling from Stockholm to Turku, you can take advantage of fixed discounts offered to specific passenger categories. These discounts may vary from one company to another, but you can usually expect lower ferry ticket prices for children 6-17 years old, while infants and toddlers up to 5 years old travel for free.

Turku - Stockholm Stadsgården

Turku - Stockholm Värtahamnen

The Turku - Stockholm ferry route is served by modern vessels, including the Viking Glory, Viking Grace and Baltic Princess, which are designed for long-haul travel. Onboard, you will find a range of amenities and services, such as:

• Comfortable seats in air-conditioned lounges and spacious outside decks to enjoy the sea view
• Snack bars, cafes, and restaurants (à la carte and self-service)
• Shops and kiosks with everything from the essentials to high-end gifts
• Onboard entertainment, including dance clubs, live events and casino games
• Wellness centers with saunas and spas
• Playrooms for children with daily events, drawing desks, and games
• Wi-Fi hotspot to stay connected during the trip (different data bundles available)

Accessibility

The Stockholm - Turku ferries are generally accessible to travelers with disabilities, featuring ramps and elevators, accessible seating areas, and adapted cabins for passengers with disabilities.

Boarding assistance is typically available upon request and prior notification to the ferry company before your journey.

Note: accessibility features vary from vessel to vessel, so it is recommended to contact the ferry company at the time of booking for further details.

Cabins and accommodation

Both Tallink Silja Line and Viking Line ferries are cabin-only.

What cabins can I book on the ferry?

On the ferry Turku - Stockholm, you can book cabins for 1-4 passengers. Typically, you can choose between:

• Standard interior cabins
• Exterior cabins with a sea view
• Deluxe cabins with sea view, double bed, sofa bed, minibar and TV
• Suites with sea view (Viking Line) or private balcony (Tallink Silja Line), double bed, minibar, TV and breakfast included
• Cabins for passengers with disabilities (sea view on Tallink Silja Line)
• Pet-friendly cabins (interior and sea view)
• Family cabins with separate rooms, bunk beds and double bed (Viking Line)

All cabins feature air conditioning, a wardrobe and an ensuite bathroom.

Cabin prices start at €37.50 with Viking Line and €71.30 with Tallink Silja Line.

Can I book business-class seats?

No, the ferries serving Turku - Stockholm crossings do not have a business-class lounge.

Luggage

With Tallink Silja Line and Viking Line, you can bring along as much luggage as you wish, without size or weight restrictions, at no extra cost.

Traveling with pets

Pets are welcome on Stockholm - Turku ferries, as long as you include them in your booking. Your pet can stay with you (carrier or on a leash) or in a pet-friendly cabin. Pet-friendly cabins normally start at around €54.

The ferries have designated walking areas, however pets are generally not allowed in standard cabins, lounges or dining areas. If outside the pet-friendly cabins, smaller pets must be kept in their carrier, while larger pets must wear a muzzle and be kept on a leash.

Make sure you bring along your pet’s health and travel documents, including passport, microchip ID and valid rabies vaccination, as well as tickets and any supplies you may need during the trip.

Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip from Stockholm to Turku:

• The port of Turku can get busy, so it's best to arrive at least 1 hour in advance. If you're bringing your car on the ferry, it's recommended to be at the port 1.5-2 hours in advance.
• When planning your ferry trip, keep in mind that there's a 1-hr time difference between Finland and Sweden.
• If you are heading to Sweden for a short trip, we recommend booking your return tickets on the Stockholm - Turku ferry in advance to secure your spot on the ferry.
• Don't forget to check your ticket for the correct terminal and departure time, as different operators may use slightly different check-in areas.
• From Turku, you can also sail to the Åland Islands and Kapellskär. For more details on routes, companies and prices, check out all latest Turku ferry schedules.

Where to take the ferry from Turku to Stockholm

You can catch the ferry to Stockholm from the port of Turku (Turun Satama), the main passenger port in southwestern Finland. Ferries to Sweden usually depart from the Turku Ferry Terminal (Linnanniemi area). The port is located about 3 km from Turku city centre and around 10 km from Turku Airport.

The Turku Ferry Terminal has cafés, waiting areas, ticket desks, toilets, and vending machines. There are hotels, restaurants and car-rental services within a short drive in the city center.

How to get to the port of Turku 

• By car: the port is easily accessible via Route 1 (E18 motorway) from Helsinki and via Route 8 from western Finland. You need to follow the signs for “Turun satama.” Note that there are short- and long-term parking areas close to the terminal. If you are travelling with a vehicle, follow the signs for vehicle check-in.
• By train: Turku Harbour railway station is located directly next to the ferry terminal. Several regional trains connect Turku Central Station (Turun päärautatieasema) to the harbour in about 10 minutes. There are also direct long-distance connections from Helsinki.
• By bus: local bus lines connect Turku city centre and the port in about 15-20 minutes. Services typically run several times per hour on weekdays. Long-distance coaches also stop at the harbour or Turku bus station, from where you can continue by local bus or taxi.
• By taxi: a taxi ride from Turku city centre takes about 10 minutes, and around 20 minutes from Turku Airport, depending on traffic.

Where does the ferry arrive in Turku?

Ferries from Turku arrive at either Värtahamnen (Värtan Harbour) or Stadsgården (Masthamnen) in Stockholm, depending on the ferry company.

• Viking Line docks at Stockholm Stadsgården, on the Södermalm waterfront in Masthamnen. From here, you can reach Stockholm Central Station by bus 76 (15-20 min) or by walking to Slussen metro station (15 min). By taxi, the city center is approximately 10 minutes away.
• Tallink Silja Line arrives at Stockholm Värtahamnen (Värtan Terminal), in the northeastern part of the city. The terminal is accessible by metro (Red line to Gärdet, then a 10-15 min walk) or by bus 76 from Stockholm Central Station (approximately 20-25 min). By taxi, the journey to the city center takes around 15 minutes.

The ferry terminals have waiting areas, cafés and basic passenger facilities. Car-rental agencies and hotels are available in central Stockholm, just a short journey from the port.