The Port of Tallinn is the largest harbour in Estonia and serves as a key maritime gateway for ferry travel between the Baltic states and Northern Europe. Strategically located on Estonia’s north coast, this bustling port offers routes to popular destinations such as Helsinki, Stockholm, and the Åland Islands. Major ferry operators including Tallink Silja Line, Viking Line, and Eckerö Line provide frequent connections, making it a vital link for tourists and locals.

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Upon arrival at port, all passengers are to check-in and depart from Terminal D.
Modes of Transport: Standard Car, Motorcycle, Van (passenger), Bicycle, Foot passenger

Upon arrival at port, all passengers are to check-in and depart from Terminal A.
Modes of Transport: Foot passenger, Standard Car, Van (passenger), Motorcycle






Everything is fine, I recommend it
Drinks were very expensive compared to other shipping lines. Otherwise, nothing to complain about: very good.
Very clean and comfortbale journey. A lot of space and different seats.
For 34 euros (per adult) and 18 euros (per child), you could but an access to bufet, and eat whatever you like. There was a big choice and it was very delicious.
I recommend it to anyone who want to come to Helsinki from Tallin or the other was around :))