- •
- •
- •
- •
- •
- •
- •
- •
Ferries from Aland Islands in Finland to Tallinn in Estonia, run all year-round from Långnäs - Mariehamn ports, 7 days a week. The first ferry from Mariehamn, leaves at 22:55. The last ferry of the day departs from Mariehamn at 22:55. Ferries from the Långnäs ports run on a similar schedule. Between June and September, there are about 2 ferry crossings each week. During the low season, the route usually has around 1 weekly sailings. The quickest ferry from Mariehamn takes 14h 20min, while the average duration is around 14h 10min. Ticket prices range between €74.00 and €571.00. You can book your ferry to Tallinn, Estonia, online through Ferryscanner for an easy booking experience and the best price guarantee.
Ferry companies from Aland Islands to Tallinn
The route from Aland Islands to Tallinn is operated by Tallink, Viking Line. See the ferry companies running next week, grouped by departure port and sorted by average ticket price.
Aland Islands to Tallinn ferry schedule
The ferry schedule from Aland Islands to Tallinn in Estonia can change depending on the company and time of year. A quick overview to help you plan your trip:
Can I travel by ferry from Aland Islands to Tallinn, Estonia?
Yes, you can travel from Aland Islands to Tallinn by ferry, a convenient way for you to move between Finland and Estonia. The route is served by Tallink, Viking Line ferry companies, with an average travel time of 14h 10min to reach Estonia. Ferry options depart from Långnäs - Mariehamn ports and are available seasonally.
How long is the ferry from Aland Islands, Finland to Tallinn, Estonia?
The ferry trip from Aland Islands in Finland to Tallinn in Estonia takes on average around 14h 10min, with the fastest ferry completing the crossing in 14h 20min from Mariehamn port. For the remaining ports, the average travel time is: from Långnäs. Travel times can change depending on the ferry operator, sea conditions, and whether you’re taking a high-speed or regular ferry. In some cases, the route might be available by just one ferry company.
The distance between Aland Islands and Tallinn is roughly 270.45km or 145.93nm. The longest ferry trip on this route takes up to 14h 20min and leaves from Mariehamn.
When you book ferries to Tallinn through Ferryscanner, the Recommended option is picked using an algorithm that looks at things like direct routes, travel time, e-ticket availability, and arrival times. This helps you find the most convenient option for your trip.
Fastest crossing from Aland Islands to Tallinn, Estonia
The quickest ferry from Aland Islands to Tallinn in Estonia is the VIKING CINDERELLA, run by Viking Line, leaving from Mariehamn. It takes only 14h 20min, making it the shortest ferry ride on this route.
Is it possible to take a day trip from Aland Islands to Tallinn?
No, a day trip from Aland Islands to Tallinn isn’t really doable, since the shortest trip takes 14h 20min and there’s no return ferry on the same day. It’s better to plan to stay at least one night in Tallinn to enjoy your visit. You can use our ferry search and booking system to check return options and see all schedules for the Tallinn to Aland Islands route.
Do overnight ferries run from Aland Islands to Tallinn?
Night ferries are available on the Aland Islands to Tallinn route, with departures from Mariehamn. They offer a comfortable option for reaching Estonia while making the most of your overnight travel.
This summary for the Aland Islands to Tallinn in Estonia route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. Schedules may change due to seasons, ferry companies, or availability. For the latest timetable, including routes, stops, and prices, check our ferry search and booking system.
More to see near Tallinn
The port(s) of Tallinn make it easy to reach nearby islands and mainland destinations within 100 km or around 2 hours of travel. It’s a great starting point for day trips, island hopping, or trying out new ferry routes in Estonia.
Ferry prices, offers and discounts from Aland Islands to Tallinn
Ferry ticket prices from Aland Islands to Tallinn in Estonia depend on the type of ticket, the ferry company, and the port you leave from. Foot passenger fares range from €74.00 to €571.00, while vehicle tickets cost around €126.00 on average. Extras like cabins or premium seats may come with an additional charge. When sailing from:
- Långnäs, ferry tickets start at €- for foot passengers and from €- for vehicles.
- Mariehamn, ferry tickets start at €74.00 for foot passengers and from €100.00 for vehicles.
Booking as early as possible is the best way to get the lowest prices when traveling to Tallinn, as fares tend to increase closer to departure. Some ferries may have specific restrictions, such as only accepting foot passengers or requiring vehicles for boarding.
Ferry Offers
You might find special offers on the Aland Islands to Tallinn route, depending on the season and the ferry company. These can include early booking discounts or limited-time promotions. To stay in the loop, follow the Ferryscanner blog, keep an eye on our social media, and subscribe to our newsletter. Booking in advance is the best way to grab a low-price ticket to Tallinn. Any available offers will be automatically applied when you book.
Choose your ferry from Aland Islands to Tallinn
How to get from Aland Islands to Estonia
How to Get from Aland Islands to Tallinn, Estonia
The easiest way to travel from the Aland Islands to Tallinn is by Ferry Terminal in either Långnäs or Mariehamn, with regular ferries heading towards Estonia. Långnäs Ferry Terminal sits in a quieter part of the Island, usually reached by regional bus or taxi from nearby villages and towns. Mariehamn Port is closer to the city center, within a short taxi or bus ride of main hotels, the Marina, and popular waterfront promenades, making it handy for visitors staying in town.
At both Långnäs and Mariehamn, departures usually take place from a main Terminal area where you follow signs to the right Gate or dock for your Ferry Tickets. You may pass through basic passport or customs checks, so keep your ID and travel papers ready and follow local language and English signs. Always review your Ferryscanner tickets or the email received from us for the latest instructions, and plan to arrive early at the Port to allow extra time for boarding.
Traveling from Aland Islands to Tallinn on foot or by vehicle
Ferries from Aland Islands to Tallinn in Estonia allow foot passengers, and wheelchair accessibility is usually available. To confirm specific services, please contact our support team. Passengers are advised to arrive at the boarding point at least 60 minutes before departure. For added convenience and peace of mind, add Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notification Packages during the booking process.
Can I take a car on the ferry from Aland Islands to Tallinn?
Cars are allowed on certain ferries from Aland Islands to Tallinn, Estonia, and we provide a simple and convenient way to book your ticket. Below is a list of ferries that accommodate cars:
- VIKING CINDERELLA- Viking Line, departing from Mariehamn
- BALTIC QUEEN - Tallink, departing from Mariehamn
- GABRIELLA- Viking Line, departing from Mariehamn
Vehicle transport prices start at €100.00, depending on the vehicle type, ferry company, and season. If you're sending a vehicle without a driver, please reach out to our support team for more information.
Take your motorcycle to Tallinn
Travel with your motorcycle on VIKING CINDERELLA, BALTIC QUEEN , GABRIELLA ferries from Aland Islands to Tallinn, Estonia. Adding a motorcycle to your booking is simple, and pricing is tailored specifically for two-wheel vehicles.
Take your bicycle to Tallinn
Bicycles are generally accepted on ferries from Aland Islands to Tallinn, Estonia, and they're often carried free of charge. If there’s a fee, it will be shown during the booking process. Ferries that allow bicycles include: VIKING CINDERELLA, BALTIC QUEEN , GABRIELLA.
Cabins on board
On longer trips from Aland Islands to Tallinn, Estonia some ferries provide cabin options so you can relax during the crossing. Depending on the vessel, you might find private or shared cabins, and in some cases, pet-friendly cabins are also available.
Do ferries from Aland Islands to Tallinn have cabins?
Cabins are available on the BALTIC QUEEN , Gabriella, Viking Cinderella ferries to Tallinn, giving you a comfortable place to rest during the trip. Both private and shared cabins may be offered. Make sure to book early, as they can sell out fast.
Travelling with your pet to Tallinn
Pets are allowed on the ferries from Aland Islands to Tallinn, but specific policies vary by ferry company. General guidelines:
- Larger pets use the ship’s kennel; pets under 10 kg may stay in their owner's carrier.
- Service dogs are exempt from kennel requirements.
- Ensure you have all the necessary documents, tickets, and pet essentials for your trip, especially when traveling outside the European Union.
If you’re unsure, check the ferry company’s page on our website or contact our support team for help.
Smart tips for traveling from Aland Islands to Tallinn, Estonia
Make your trip from Aland Islands to Tallinn, Estonia easy and fun with these quick tips for a safe, comfy journey!
Safety: Ferries on this Route follow modern safety rules and checks, so you can travel with confidence and focus on the trip.
Parking: Check parking options at Långnäs and Mariehamn Marina in advance, and arrive early so you have time to park and board calmly.
Tickets: Book your Ferry Tickets early on Ferryscanner or in the Ferryscanner app to find better availability and get instant updates.
Onboard Comfort: Bring a light jacket, as indoor areas can feel chilly and outdoor decks can be windy, even in summer.
Weather Tips: In warm months, pack sunscreen and sunglasses for time on deck. In colder seasons, wear layers and be ready for choppy sea conditions.
Food & Drink: Many ferries offer onboard dining, but it is still smart to bring snacks and water for the Route through Långnäs and Mariehamn.
Relaxation: Take short walks, stretch, read a book, or simply enjoy the sea views between Aland Islands and Tallinn.
Fun Fact: Estonia is known for its digital society; Tallinn was one of the first cities in Europe to offer wide public Wi‑Fi.
Tallinn Highlights: Visit Tallinn’s Old Town, a UNESCO-listed gem with cobbled streets, medieval towers, and lively cafés, a big change from quiet Island harbors.
Local Flavor: Try Estonian rye bread, local craft beers, and explore seaside promenades that show a different Baltic vibe than Aland’s gentle archipelago.
Check out our blog for more tips and inspiration to help you enjoy your trip to Tallinn even more.
Finding your way to the ports in Aland Islands
The Långnäs Ferry Terminal is on the eastern side of the Åland main island, about 30 km from Mariehamn. It’s a small, dedicated Ferry Terminal rather than a city-center Marina, so plan extra time if you’re coming from Mariehamn or other parts of Åland.
From Mariehamn, you can reach Långnäs by car via Route 2 in roughly 30–40 minutes, depending on traffic and weather. Taxis are available in Mariehamn and can be pre-booked for sailings. Local and regional buses may run between Mariehamn and Långnäs, often timed with some ferry departures, especially in peak season; check local timetables in advance, as services can be limited in the evening or on weekends.
If you’re arriving by air to Mariehamn Airport, the drive to Långnäs typically takes about 30–40 minutes, either with a rental car or pre-booked taxi.
In Tallinn, Estonia, ferries use the main Passenger Ferry Terminal area close to the city center and Old Town. It’s easily reached by car, taxi, or public transport, and many city bus and tram lines stop within a short walk of the Terminal, making transfers straightforward.
We do our best to keep transport details accurate, but routes, timetables, and services can change. If you spot anything that seems out of date or incorrect, please let our support team know so we can review it.
Make the most of your time in Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinn is a fairy-tale Destination with cobblestone streets, old towers, and bright-colored houses. The Old Town feels like stepping into the past, with its city walls, Town Hall Square, and cozy cafés where you can try local snacks like kama desserts or sweet Estonian pastries.
Walk up Toompea Hill for amazing views of red rooftops and the sea. Visit Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and old churches, then explore cool street art and design shops in the Telliskivi Creative City.
On sunny days, head to Pirita Beach to relax by the water or take a walk in Kadriorg Park, where you can see a beautiful palace and quiet gardens. For something different, visit the Seaplane Harbour museum to see historic ships and submarines.
Tallinn also has fun hidden gems, like secret courtyards, small local bakeries, and peaceful wooden house districts such as Kalamaja.
The city works well for a quick trip, since many sights are close together. It is also a perfect starting point for boat trips to nearby islands and other Baltic cities, so you can easily keep your adventure going.
Compare prices and book 4500 routes from 125 ferry companies to 500 destinations.
Best Price Guarantee: Find a cheaper price within 48 hours, and we'll refund the difference.
Free cancellations for most routes with specific policies always shown during the booking process.
Quick Support: Our team replies via chat within 40 seconds, 5 days a week.
Cleaner Seas: Support cleaner seas through Enaleia with every ticket you book.Ferries on the Aland Islands - Estonia route
Learn about the ferries running between Aland Islands, Finland and Tallinn, Estonia.
