Turku to Stockholm Ferry

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Turku Stockholm Ferry

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Ferries from Turku to Stockholm are operated by 2 ferry companies. Operators include Tallink Silja and Viking Line. There are currently 21 weekly sailings on this ferry route. The journey typically takes around 10 hours 46 minutes. The earliest departure is at 08:45 and the latest is at 20:55.

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Turku to Stockholm Ferry Prices (2026 Estimates)

Ferry prices for the Turku to Stockholm route are dynamic and vary depending on demand, availability and how far in advance you book.

What's the best time to take the Turku - Stockholm ferry?

📅 June is the cheapest month to sail Turku to Stockholm, averaging EUR 80 per crossing. Prices peak in May at EUR 201, more than 2 times the off-peak rate.

Mid-season months (February, April, July and December) average around EUR 100–EUR 120.

Monthly average prices (2026)

Average Turku–Stockholm crossing price by month, EUR, based on the last 12 months of crossings
MonthAvg. price (EUR)Season
JanuaryEUR 147Peak Period
FebruaryEUR 120Mid-Season
MarchEUR 120Peak Period
AprilEUR 100Mid-Season
MayEUR 201Peak Period
JuneEUR 80Off-Peak
JulyEUR 108Mid-Season
AugustEUR 82Off-Peak
SeptemberEUR 90Off-Peak
OctoberEUR 92Off-Peak
NovemberEUR 163Peak Period
DecemberEUR 107Mid-Season

Price trend

EUR 147JanEUR 120FebEUR 120MarEUR 100AprEUR 201MayEUR 80JunEUR 108JulEUR 82AugEUR 90SeptEUR 92OctEUR 163NovEUR 107Dec
Off-PeakMid-SeasonPeak Period

The ferry journey from Turku to Stockholm offers a relaxing travel experience across the Baltic Sea. Passing through the picturesque Finnish archipelago, the route is known for its stunning natural beauty and peaceful surroundings.

Stockholm, Sweden’s capital, awaits with its unique blend of historic and modern attractions. The city is spread across 14 islands, featuring landmarks such as the Royal Palace, Gamla Stan (Old Town), and world-class museums like the Vasa Museum. With its vibrant culture and scenic waterfront views, Stockholm provides a memorable start or end to your Baltic Sea adventure.

Turku Stockholm in pictures

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Frequently Asked Questions About Turku-Stockholm

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What are the check-in times for Viking Line ferries from Turku?
Check-in starts approximately 90 minutes before the departure time. Passengers must check in at the harbour and be ready for loading at least 30 minutes before departure. Passengers travelling with vehicles with a height of more than 2.40m: check-in at least 45 minutes before departure. Check-in and boarding closes 20 minutes before the scheduled departure time. Viking Line cannot wait for late passengers or compensate the ticket prices. Please do not be late for your sailing.
What are the check-in times for Tallink Silja Line ferries from Turku?
Check-in opens at 17:00 on Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Check-in is closed on Tuesdays and is open 10:00 on Wednesdays (local times). Without a vehicle: Check-in closes 30 minutes before departure. With a vehicle: Check-in closes 45 minutes before departure.

About Turku

The Port of Turku, located on Finland’s southwest coast, is a major hub for ferry travel in the Baltic Sea region. This modern port ensures a smooth and efficient travel experience for passengers and cargo, offering regular and reliable connections to Stockholm and the Åland Islands.

With excellent facilities, including spacious terminals, dining options, and convenient parking, the port caters to travellers’ needs and comfort. Its central location near Turku’s city centre makes it easily accessible, providing an opportunity to explore Finland’s oldest city, rich in history and culture. Whether embarking on a relaxing cruise or a business trip, the Port of Turku is your gateway to the Baltic.

About Stockholm

Stockholm Port is a major maritime hub in Sweden, located in the heart of the Baltic Sea region. It serves as a gateway to Stockholm, connecting the city to international and domestic destinations through its modern and well-equipped facilities. The port includes several terminals, such as Värtahamnen, Frihamnen, and Stadsgården, handling passenger ferries, cruise ships, and cargo. Known for its efficient operations and picturesque setting, Stockholm Port plays a vital role in the region’s trade, tourism, and economic activity, offering seamless access to the vibrant capital city and its surrounding archipelago.

Turku to Stockholm Ships

Reviews for Turku-Stockholm

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