Estonia, located in Northern Europe on the Baltic Sea, is famous for its medieval towns, forests, and lakes. The capital Tallinn is the main port of arrival for ferries from Northern Europe. Ferries offer a convenient way to explore the country, allowing vehicles on board for flexible travel.
Traveling by ferry to Estonia is simple and convenient, with regular routes from Scandinavian and Finnish ports to Tallinn, the Estonian capital. Routes allow both vehicle and passenger-only travel.
Main routes lead to Tallinn, easily accessible from Helsinki, Stockholm, and other Baltic ports.
Tallink Silja Line: modern ships, cabins and seats, restaurants, lounges, family and mobility-accessible services.
Eckerö Line: comfortable onboard services, lounges, and vehicle options.
DFDS: Danish ferry company founded in 1866 connecting ports across Europe, including routes in Scandinavia, the UK, Continental Europe, and the Baltic Sea.
Viking Line: Finnish ferry operator founded in 1959, specializing in passenger transport, cruises, and freight in the Baltic Sea.Ferry fares to Estonia vary depending on season, accommodation type, and presence of a vehicle. Savings promotions are available:
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Tallinn, with its medieval old town, offers cobbled streets, gothic churches, and charming cafes. The port and city walls, UNESCO World Heritage sites, are worth visiting.
🌴 For nature and relaxation, Estonia offers peaceful beaches, forests, and national parks. Summer is the best time for mild weather and long daylight hours.
🍴 Estonian cuisine is simple and flavorful, featuring fish, smoked meats, vegetables, and traditional desserts. Local markets offer typical products and crafts.
ℹ Practical info: the currency is the Euro (EUR), driving is on the right, and the main language is Estonian; English and Russian are widely spoken in tourist areas.