Getting There- Ferries

By Ferries – Several Sea Routes to Finland

 

You can travel to Finland by ferry from Sweden, Estonia and Germany throughout the year.

Not only do the vessels sailing between Finland and its neighbouring countries offer pleasant and comfortable transport, but they provide an abundance of refreshing and relaxing services as well. The wide selection of on-board restaurants ranges from gourmet quality to fast food. The ferries also have bars, discos and excellent shopping opportunities along with fun-filled playrooms for the little ones, while the bigger vessels provide spas and excellent conference facilities. 

For full details of the ferry companies which service Finland, click on the relevant link.

UNITED KINGDOM
There are no direct passenger ferry services between the United Kingdom and Finland. Passengers may catch a ferry from the UK to Sweden, Norway or Germany and then get connecting ferry services from there.
Example route. DFDS ferry from Newcastle to Helsingborg (Sweden) and then a Silja LIne ferry from Sweden on to Helsinki.

ESTONIA
From Tallinn (Estonia) to Helsinki (Finland): Tallink, Silja Line, Viking Line, Linda Line, Nordic Jet Line, Eckerö Line

SWEDEN
From Stockholm and Kapellskär (Sweden) to Helsinki, Turku (Finland): Viking Line, Silja Line
From Umeå (Sweden) to Vaasa (Finland): RG Line

Source: VisitFinland

~ I think Ferries is a nice way to travle, except for the fact that I often get see sick in big biats, but one tabelet adn I am good ^^,