Stockholm in Sweden is served by 16 ferry routes, operated by Tallink Silja, Viking Line, Color Line, Destination Gotland and Finnlines. From here you can sail to Helsinki, Mariehamn, Turku, Tallinn, Visby and St Petersburg and more.
The cheapest crossing from Stockholm is currently Stockholm to Langnas, with fares from £9.73. Compare every departure below, then book in a couple of minutes.
Where can you sail to from Stockholm?
Stockholm connects to Helsinki, Mariehamn, Turku, Tallinn and Visby.
Vehicle check-in normally opens two hours before departure and closes 45 to 60 minutes before sailing; foot passengers should allow 45 minutes. Have your booking reference, passports and, where relevant, pet documentation ready. See our full check-in and boarding guide.
Getting to the terminal
Follow signs for the ferry terminal rather than the town centre. Port approach roads are usually separate. Allow extra time on summer Fridays and Saturdays, when queues at Stockholm build well before check-in opens.
Stockholm ferry port: common questions
Where is Stockholm ferry port?
Stockholm ferry terminal is in Sweden and serves 16 ferry routes operated by Tallink Silja, Viking Line, Color Line and Destination Gotland.
Which ferries sail from Stockholm?
From Stockholm you can sail to Helsinki, Mariehamn, Turku, Tallinn and Visby. Tallink Silja, Viking Line, Color Line, Destination Gotland and Finnlines operate these crossings.
What is the cheapest ferry from Stockholm?
The lowest fares from Stockholm are on the Stockholm to Langnas route, starting from £9.73 one way.
What time should I arrive at Stockholm ferry port?
Arrive 90 minutes before departure if you are taking a vehicle, or 45 minutes as a foot passenger. Check-in typically closes 30 to 60 minutes before sailing, and first-time biometric border registration on international routes can add time.
Is there parking at Stockholm?
Most ferry terminals offer both short-stay and long-stay parking. Pre-booking parking is usually cheaper than turning up, particularly in summer. Check the operator's terminal page for current rates.
