Winter Offers with Tallink Silja Line: Up to 30% off across the Baltic

What better time of year than winter to visit the Baltics? The cosy, warm Scandinavian atmosphere and the splendid Nordic landscapes under the snow — that’s what we call the perfect winter trip!

With that spirit in mind, Tallink Silja Line invites you to take advantage of its special winter offers! Whether you’re seeking a quick day trip or planning a longer journey across Finland, Estonia, and Sweden, this offer opens the door to affordable, memorable winter adventures.

And even though Tallink Silja Line is the perfect company for family trips, they certainly haven’t forgotten about lone-wolf travellers — the company is offering special prices for Singles’ Day too!

Overview of the article:

• Booking and Travel Details of the Winter Offers
• Discover the Baltic Your Way: Featured Routes
• Day Cruises – Helsinki & Tallinn
• One-Way Journeys – City to City, Coast to Coast
• Single’s Day Offers
• Baltic Destinations Perfect for Winter
• Enjoy the Winter Offers and Book Now

Booking and Travel Details of the Winter Offers

Travel with style, on the stunning fleet of Tallink Silja Line. There is no better way to cross the Baltic sea! Source : Tallink Silja Line.

When to book your trip?

These limited-time promotions are available for bookings made between October 21 and November 13 with travel valid from October 21 to January 31, 2026! That’s right! Selected departures across multiple routes are included in the offers, giving you the flexibility to design the itinerary that suits your season best — from spontaneous weekend escapes to more leisurely cross-border voyages.

Routes available with this discount

• Helsinki to Tallinn – Tallinn to Helsinki
• Helsinki to Stockholm – Stockholm to Helsinki
• Tallinn to Stockholm – Stockholm to Tallinn
• Turku to Stockholm – Stockholm to Turku

How to apply the discount?

You get to travel in a more economical way, and the best is, you don’t have anything to do to get the discount when you book your ferry – it will be automatically applied when you select a route that is covered by it!

1. Check out the routes on our ferry search platform
2. Select the one you want and go to check out: the price showed will be the one after the discount has been applied
3. Book your trip
4. Get onboard!

Discover the Baltic Your Way With Many Routes to Choose From

The sea pontoon in Zinnowitz, Germany. A bridge inviting you to cross the Baltic Sea. Source : Pixabay.

Day Cruises – Helsinki & Tallinn

Few routes capture the spirit of Baltic travel quite like the short cruise between Helsinki and Tallinn. These crossings, often seen as shuttles, are ideal for a day of exploration, shopping, and sightseeing on the other side of the Gulf of Finland.

During the promotional period, day cruises from Helsinki to Tallinn and from Tallinn to Helsinki are available in Star Class on selected departures starting from:

• €33.60 per person if traveling in 2025.
• €34.80 per person if traveling in 2026.

With multiple sailings daily and a comfortable onboard experience, these cruises are perfect for those looking to embrace the freedom of travel without the commitment of an overnight stay.

• Helsinki to Tallinn
• Tallinn to Helsinki

One-Way Journeys

Helsinki – Tallinn

Sail between Helsinki and Tallinn with discounts up to 15% in Star Class and enjoy a calm 2-hour journey between these two historical cities, perfect to visit during the winter.

• Helsinki to Tallinn
• Tallinn to Helsinki

Helsinki – Stockholm

Meanwhile, the journey between Helsinki and Stockholm becomes even more enticing with discounts of up to 30%, applicable to a range of cabins — from the budget-friendly C-Economy Inside to the more comfortable A-Standard Sea View cabins. These routes offer a blend of scenic sailing and city discovery, with the possibility to sleep the night onboard.

• Helsinki to Stockholm
• Stockholm to Helsinki

Tallinn-Stockholm

The Tallinn–Stockholm route is also included in the offer, with similar discounts of up to 30%. Here, travelers can choose between cabin options such as B-Standard Inside and A-Standard Premium Sea View, depending on their desired level of comfort and view.

• Tallinn to Stockholm
• Stockholm to Tallinn

Turku – Stockholm

And for those starting their journey in Turku, the Turku–Stockholm route provides an equally attractive option. With discounts reaching 30% on selected departures, you can travel in cabins ranging from E-Economy Lite, offering a simple and affordable option, to A-Standard Sea View, where comfort meets calm sea views.

• Turku to Stockholm
• Stockholm to Turku

Single’s Day Offers – Helsinki & Tallinn

When you’re travelling alone, you get to discover new cities, new people, and even new things about yourself! There’s solace in exploring the world at your own pace, and Tallink Silja Line supports those who choose to do so.

For Singles’ Day, on 11 November, you’ll get special prices if you’re travelling solo. For this specific offer, you’ll have to book between November 11 and November 13 to make sure to get your solo trip reduced ticket!

Day Cruises

For a shorter solo trip, you can visit the beautiful cities of Helsinki and Tallinn in a single day. Winter is the perfect season to enjoy the unique Finnish cafés in the capital’s city centre and wander around the bookshops of old Tallinn on the other side of the Gulf of Finland. For this special Single’s Day offer, you’ll find tickets available in Star Class on selected departures starting from:

•  €29.60 per person if travelling in 2025.
• €30.80 per person if travelling in 2026.

One Way Journeys

If you’re travelling through Europe on your own, your itinerary might include crossing the Baltic Sea to continue your journey in Scandinavia or the Baltic countries. In that case, this Singles’ Day one-way offer is perfect for you!

You’ll enjoy up to 25% off this journey in Star Class!

• Helsinki to Tallinn
• Tallinn to Helsinki

Baltic Destinations Perfect for Winter

Meet Isabelle! One of Tallink Silja Line’s finest ships, with dining and entertainment options onboard. Now, that’s a way to start your Baltic Sea experience. Source : Tallink Silja Line.

Winter is a season for discovery — not just of new places, but of new perspectives. With Tallink Silja Line, each crossing is more than just transportation; it’s part of the journey itself. The ships offer welcoming interiors, smooth boarding, and amenities that allow you to relax and recharge between destinations. There’s something about traveling by sea that slows the pace and allows you to appreciate each moment. It’s a different kind of journey — one that begins the moment you step onboard.

Helsinki

Helsinki Cathedral stands tall over the city’s scenic waterfront. Source: Pixabay.

The Finnish capital is the entrance door to a beautiful country with its own ancestral culture. If that’s the first time you’re visiting, do not miss out on the Lutheran Cathedral, a true landmark and beautiful Nordic architectural piece.

You’re already familiar with the city center? How about a quick trip to “the Gibraltar of the North”? Or that’s at least how has been nicknamed the Suomenlinna Island. A small piece of land 4 kilometers away from the port with a sea shuttle. Check out the forts built by the Swedish Crown in 1748 to protect the city against the Russian army and follow the steps of Red Army prisoners in a truly picturesque environment!

Stockholm

Stockholm’s rooftops sparkle under a blanket of winter snow. Source: Freepik.

Stockholm is a city built on islands, where elegant architecture meets the calm rhythm of the sea. Spread across 14 interconnected landmasses, the Swedish capital blends historic charm with modern sophistication. From the cobbled streets of Gamla Stan to the sleek design shops of Södermalm, the city offers a balanced mix of culture, style, and natural beauty.

If it’s your first time in Stockholm, start with a boat tour of the archipelago. For those already familiar with Stockholm’s main sights, try spending an afternoon in the district of Vasastan. Less touristy than the city core, it’s home to leafy streets, neighborhood cafés, and local design boutiques — a perfect place to experience everyday Stockholm at your own pace.

Tallinn

Medieval towers, Gothic churches, and cobblestone streets—Tallinn’s beauty never fades. Source: Pixabay.

Tallinn is a city where medieval walls meet modern edges. Its Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a maze of cobbled lanes, spired churches, and pastel-hued buildings that transport visitors back in time. Yet just beyond those walls lies a dynamic, creative city — one that blends digital innovation with a strong sense of tradition. From quiet courtyards to buzzing cafés, Tallinn offers a compact but richly layered experience.

First-time visitors should climb Toompea Hill for panoramic views over red rooftops and the Baltic Sea — it’s the perfect way to take in the city’s historic layout. For those who’ve visited before, head to the Telliskivi Creative City. This former industrial area is now a hub of galleries, design stores, and street art, offering a fresh look at Tallinn’s contemporary side while still feeling rooted in its Baltic charm.

Turku

Turku’s waterfront shines with fireworks and evening lights. Source: Pixabay.

Turku, Finland’s oldest city, sits gracefully at the mouth of the Aura River, where centuries of history meet a relaxed, coastal lifestyle. Once the country’s capital, Turku still holds cultural significance with its medieval castle, vibrant market hall, and riverside museums.

If you’re visiting Turku for the first time, a walk along the Aura River is a must — start near the cathedral and follow the path toward the harbor, stopping at cafés and historic ships along the way. For returning visitors, a day trip into the Turku Archipelago offers a deeper connection to the region.

Enjoy the Winter Offers and Book Now!

These offers are only valid for a short time, and availability is limited to selected departures. To make the most of this Winter opportunity, plan early and secure your spot on board. Booking is open from October 21 to November 13, 2025, and sailings continue up until January 31, 2026!

Find your best trip for the route (or routes) of your choice on Ferryscanner! And you want to know what’s new? Ferryscanner is now available as an app! Download it to book on the go and always have your tickets with you, wherever you go.