Ferries from Stockholm to Latvia
Offers, Timetables and Prices
Would you like to find out the possible travel alternatives to Latvia? Choose your ferry from Stockholm to Latvia with our Latvia ferry booking service. Our pages give you all the info for your trip to Latvia from Stockholm including the prices, timetables and duration of the crossings.
The sea connections between Stockholm and Latvia are operated by the maritime operator Viking Line with a schedule of one weekly connection with primarily afternoon departures and maximum duration of 17 hours 30 minutes. If you need to bring your vehicle on board, you have many options thanks to the cargo capacity of the ships operating on this crossing. In addition to deck space, all ferries offer more comfortable solutions ranging from reserved seating to various cabins, suitable for singles, couples and families. There are toilets, bars, shops and self service restaurants on board.
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Stockholm has several ports but Baltic Sea passenger ferries use two terminals: Värtahamnen and Stadsgården. The Tallink Silja Line ferries depart from Värtahamnen terminal to the northeast of the centre and Viking Line ferries sail from Stadsgården, located on Södermalm island near Slussen. Both terminals have refreshments, toilets, baby change, luggage lockers, ATMs and parking available. Getting to and from the ferry terminal Stockholm ferry terminals are easily reached on public transport: buses and the metro are the cheapest while the boat bus and hop-on-h... [More information]
Address: Värtahamnen: Hamnpirsvägen 10, 11574 Stockholm Stadsgården: Tegelvikshamn, SE-11630 Stockholm
Directions: Google Map @ Stockholm, port
Latvia overlooks the Baltic Sea, it is an Eastern European country that is rich in historical and cultural heritage, just waiting to be discovered. Its capital, Riga, is very lively and culturally interesting. Some call Latvia the "Baltic Switzerland" because it's a special land, with lots of lakes and rivers. There are also wonderful meadows, swamps and forests to see. The coast is characterised by stretches of sand dunes, and fishing villages. A brief history of Latvia The first populations that inhabited Latvia were of Ugric-Finnish stock and the Livonians together with the Indo-European po... [More information]