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Ferries

The vast majority of visitors travelling onward from Tallinn go by ship, and it's no wonder - the city has excellent, affordable ferry connections to Helsinki and Stockholm. On the Tallinn-Helsinki route, you have the choice between large car ferries, which make the crossing in about two hours, and fast ferries (hydrofoils and catamarans), which usually take only 1.5 hours, but are seasonal and don't run in all weather conditions. Ferries leave from various terminals of the city's two passenger harbours, clustered just outside Old Town (see our map).

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Tallinn | Getting around | Ferries

Only Lindaline hydrofoils, which operate exclusively in warmer months and in good weather conditions, leave from this Soviet-era concrete wonder.  [...]



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Mere pst. 20

tel. (+372) 699 93 33

Ticket office open 1 hr before first departure until the last departure.
Nearly all ferry companies use the Passenger Port, which is divided into terminals A through D. All Tallink ships use D-Terminal. [...]



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Sadama 25

tel. (+372) 631 85 50

Information open in A-Terminal 06:30 - 18:30, in D-Terminal 24hrs administrator desk