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Sweden → Estonia

Stockholm → Tallinn

Tallink’s Baltic Queen is the only passenger ferry linking the Swedish and Estonian capitals, sailing overnight between Värtahamnen and Tallinn’s Old City Harbour with a call at Mariehamn in Åland. It suits travellers heading from Scandinavia into the Baltic states by car.

⏱ About 16 hours🚢 1 operator📅 Every other day in each direction, year-round🚗 Vehicles accepted🐕 Pet friendly

Stockholm to Tallinn ferry at a glance

The ferry from Stockholm to Tallinn takes About 16 hours across the Baltic Sea, operated by Tallink Silja Line. Both vehicles and foot passengers are carried. Typical frequency: every other day in each direction, year-round.

Crossing times and frequencies are typical figures and vary by season. Confirm the current timetable with the operator or booking partner before you travel. Route facts last reviewed 2026-09-29.

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Return crossing: Tallinn to Stockholm

Tallink Silja Line also sails Tallinn to Stockholm, taking About 16 hours. From Tallinn the ship leaves in the evening and arrives in Stockholm the next morning, again calling at Mariehamn.

Stockholm to Tallinn ferry timetable & sailing pattern

Baltic Queen sails every other day in each direction, year-round

Leaves Stockholm in the afternoon and reaches Tallinn the next morning, with a night-time call at Mariehamn

Return: From Tallinn the ship leaves in the evening and arrives in Stockholm the next morning, again calling at Mariehamn.

Timetables change by season and date. Check exact departures for your travel date on the official timetable.

Official Tallink Silja Line timetable →

Source: Tallink Silja timetables and Tallinn–Stockholm route page. Verified 2026-09-29.

Maritime Crossing Route Map

Interactive sea passage between Stockholm and Tallinn

📐 204 Nautical Miles
Stockholm⇄Tallinn
⏱ About 16 hours · 📐 204 nm
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Operators on This Route

OperatorCrossing TimeVessels
Tallink Silja LineAbout 16h (overnight)Baltic Queen

Route Features

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Vehicles

Cars, campervans, and motorbikes accepted

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Foot Passengers

Walk-on passengers welcome

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Pets

Pets allowed with valid documents

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Distance

204 nautical miles

Getting There & Onward Transport

  • Terminal D (Uus-Sadama 24) is a 15-minute walk from Tallinn’s old town; tram no. 2 stops at Vanasadam, a short walk over the bridge
  • A six-level car park with 385 spaces stands next to Terminal D
  • Tallink shuttle buses link Värtahamnen with Stockholm’s Cityterminalen (about 20–30 minutes)

Tips for the Stockholm to Tallinn Crossing

  • Some E-Economy Lite cabins on Baltic Queen are pet-friendly (no carpet); book one if travelling with a pet

Related Ferry Crossings

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the ferry from Stockholm to Tallinn?
The crossing typically takes About 16 hours. Actual times vary by vessel, season and sea conditions, so check the timetable for your sailing.
How often does the Stockholm to Tallinn ferry sail?
Baltic Queen sails every other day in each direction, year-round. Leaves Stockholm in the afternoon and reaches Tallinn the next morning, with a night-time call at Mariehamn. This is the pattern published in the Tallink Silja timetables and Tallinn–Stockholm route page (checked 2026-09-29); confirm exact departure times on the official timetable before you travel.
Which ferry companies sail from Stockholm to Tallinn?
Tallink Silja Line operates this route. Compare sailing times and ticket types before booking, as they often differ between operators.
Can I take my car on the Stockholm to Tallinn ferry?
Yes. Vehicles are carried on this route. Book vehicle space in advance for peak dates, and check the operator’s height, length and trailer limits for campervans and larger vehicles.
Can I take the Stockholm to Tallinn ferry as a foot passenger?
Yes. Foot passengers can travel on this route. Allow time to reach the passenger terminal and check the operator’s check-in closing time.
Are dogs and pets allowed on the Stockholm to Tallinn ferry?
Pets are accepted on this route, subject to the operator’s rules (for example staying in the vehicle, kennels or pet-friendly cabins). International crossings also require the correct pet travel documents.
How far is Stockholm from Tallinn by ferry?
The sea crossing is about 204 nautical miles (roughly 378 km).