Book your ferry from TURKU to STOCKHOLM with NetFerry!
Want to book a holiday to Sweden? Find your ferry from Turku to Stockholm using Sweden ferry search service by NetFerry. On this website discover all routes to Stockholm departing from Turku and easily find the timetables, crossing duration and prices.
The line from Turku to Stockholm is provided by our partners Tallink | Silja Line and Viking Line who jointly operate 28 connections per week with mostly morning and evening departures and sailing times shorter than 11 hr 10 min. All ships have both cabins and reserved seating arrangements, allowing you to choose your preferred level of comfort as you travel.
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TURKU STOCKHOLM offers
Discounts for passengers under 17 years old
Tallink Silja Lines has special discounts for infants (0-5) children (6-11) and teenagers (12-17). The discount is applied automatically on our online booking system.
Port of TURKU
Turku is an essential Finnish port in the south-west of the country serving passenger and commercial routes to Sweden and the Aland islands. There are also regular passenger services provided by Tallink Silja and Viking Lines. Both companies have two departures each day, and their separate terminals allow quick and flexible check-in and boarding. How to reach Turku port There are straightforward road connections to the ferry terminal in Turku and clear directions guiding you upon your arrival into the port. The easiest route to the port is along the Turku Ring Road; there are maps availa... [More information]
Address: Linnankatu 91 FI-20100 Turku - 1. Linja FI-20100 Turku Finland
Directions: Google Map @ Turku, port
Guide of STOCKHOLM
Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and the most populous city. Located on the east coast of Sweden, where Lake Mälaren, Sweden's third-largest lake, flows out into the Baltic Sea, Stockholm has a population of about 950,000. A brief history of Stockholm Even in around 8,000 BC, there were already many people living in the area that is now known as Stockholm. This period was an ice age, and so as the temperatures dropped, the population migrated southwards. After the ice age, the temperatures increased, the land became fertile, and the community returned, the Old Town of Stockholm was buil... [More information]
FERRY OPERATORS
14 weekly sailings - Duration: 10 hours 55 minutes
Ships: Baltic Princess , Galaxy