From the port of Tallinn you can easily reach the Finnish capital, Helsinkiwhich is only 80 km from the Estonian city. In fact, crossing the Gulf of Finland, you will arrive well in Helsinki. The port of the city of Tallinn is located less than a kilometer from the city center and from here you can take ferries with the Viking Line that depart twice a day, one night and one day crossing, with a trip that lasts about 3 hours
Among the passenger lines is the Eckero Line what does Tallinn Helsinky a 50 euros return which, however, is not fast at all and is nocturnal, on the site we calculate 5 hours of travel by ship. There are no departures on Saturday night and while on Monday it leaves at 00.30 on other weekdays it leaves at 1.30. During the route the bridge remains open until 2.30 am while breakfast starts at 6 am, more or less, according to the times of ascent.
Then there is the Viking Line that does Helsinki - Tallin 11.30, 14 with departure from Helsinki to Tallinn at 18 to arrive at 20.30. Another time always on the same day is the one that does 21.30 - 00 (Helsinki - Tallinn) and leaves Helsinki at 8 in the morning to arrive in Tallinn at 10.30. This time is valid from Monday to Saturdaywhile for the Sunday the times are: Helsinki - Tallinn 11.30, 14 with departure from Helsinki at 16.30 and arrival in Tallinn at 19, in the late evening departure from Helsinki at 20 with arrival at 22.30. Departure at 8 in the morning from Tallinn and arrival at 10.30 in Helsinki. For a different weekend the times are excellent. The price, for passengers only it is around 50 euros even here, but it depends on the days, on Fridays it costs more, up to 70 euros.
A very good offer finally comes from Linda Line which goes from Tallinn to Helsinki (and back) a less than 40 euros each way. The rates vary according to the days, the minimum for example is 26 euros, the maximum 36 euros. The good thing is that there aren't just two journeys per day ma up to 6, to decide in complete autonomy the best price or the best route based on the timetables.
