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Ferries from Stockholm in Sweden to Turku in Finland, operate 7 days a week throughout the year. The earliest departure from Stockholm is at 07:45, and the latest is at 20:00. The fastest available journey time on this route is 10h 35min, with the average time being at 10h 51min. The cheapest tickets start at just €18.30, going up to €127.50. Expect about 8 weekly crossings in summer, and around 8 the rest of the year. Secure your ferry tickets to Turku with Ferryscanner and enjoy the best price guarantee and easy booking.
Ferry companies from Stockholm to Turku, Finland
The Stockholm to Turku route is operated by Viking Line. Weekly crossings to Finland for the upcoming week are listed below by company and sorted by average ticket price to help you find the best deal.
Stockholm to Turku ferry schedule
The ferry schedule and timetable for Stockholm to Turku in Finland varies by company and season. Here’s an overview to help plan your trip:
Can I take a ferry from Stockholm to Turku, Finland?
Yes, there are cross-border ferries connecting Stockholm and Turku, offering convenient travel options. Ferry companies operating on this route include Viking Line. On average, it takes about 10h 51min to reach Turku in Finland. Ferry options are available weekly.
How long is the ferry from Stockholm, Sweden to Turku, Finland?
The ferry trip from Stockholm, Sweden to Turku, Finland takes around 10h 51min on average. The fastest ferry can complete the crossing in just 10h 35min. Travel times vary depending on the ferry company, the weather conditions on the day, and whether you choose a high-speed ferry or a conventional one.
The distance between Stockholm and Turku is approximately 261.96km or 141.35nm. The longest crossing time available is 11h 5min.
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Fastest ferry from Stockholm to Turku, Finland
The fastest ferry from Stockholm in Sweden to Turku in Finland is VIKING GLORY, operated by Viking Line, with a crossing time of 10h 35min.
Is a day trip from Stockholm to Turku an option?
No, sadly a day trip from Stockholm to Turku in Finland isn’t possible, as the shortest ferry takes 10h 35min. We’d recommend you plan to stay overnight in Turku. You can use our ferry search and booking system to check return trips and view the Turku to Stockholm ferry route for schedules and details.
Are there any night ferries from Stockholm to Turku, Finland?
Yes, night ferries operate on the Stockholm - Turku route, offering a convenient way to travel while getting a good night’s sleep.
This summary for the Stockholm to Turku in Finland route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. However, schedules may vary depending on seasonal changes, ferry companies, and availability. For the most accurate and detailed ferry timetable, including routes, stops, and pricing, please check out our ferry search and booking system.
Ferry prices, offers and discounts from Stockholm to Turku
Ferry ticket prices from Stockholm, Sweden to Turku, Finland range from €18.30 to €127.50 for foot passengers and around €67.17 for cars. Cabins and premium seating cost extra. Book early for the best rates, as prices go up closer to departure. Note that some ferries may have restrictions, such as foot-passenger-only or requiring passengers to have a vehicle in order to board.
Ferry Offers
Special offers may be available on the Stockholm to Turku ferry route, depending on the season and ferry company. These can include early booking discounts or promotional fares. To stay informed, you can follow Ferryscanner on social media, subscribe to our newsletter, or check our blog. Any valid offers are automatically applied during the booking process, ensuring you get the best price for your trip to Turku, Finland.
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Getting from Stockholm to Turku, Finland
How to Get from Stockholm to Turku, Finland
The most popular way to travel from Stockholm to Turku is by ferry, with large ships departing from the main Ferry Terminal at the Port of Stockholm, close to the city center and well connected to hotels, shops, and major landmarks. You can reach the Terminal by metro, bus, or taxi, with frequent services and a short ride from central Stockholm, making it an easy connection even if you are new to the city.
When departing from Stockholm, you will usually follow signs to the Terminal, then to the correct Gate or dock indicated on your Ferry Tickets. Procedures can include passport checks, simple customs controls, and quick verification of travel documents, with information often displayed in Swedish and English. Always review your Ferry Tickets and the email received from us for specific instructions or updates, and plan to arrive early so you can board without any rush.
Traveling from Stockholm to Turku on foot or by vehicle
Ferries from Stockholm to Turku, Finland accommodate foot passengers and usually offer wheelchair accessibility. Contact our support team to confirm specific services. Please, try to arrive at least 60 minutes before departure. You can choose to add Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notification Packages for extra convenience or just to be on the safe side during the booking process.
Can I take a car on the ferry from Stockholm to Turku?
Cars are allowed on some ferries from Stockholm to Turku, Finland, which can be booked simply and conveniently with Ferryscanner. Ferries that accommodate cars:
- GABRIELLA- Viking Line
- VIKING GLORY- Viking Line
- VIKING GRACE- Viking Line
The cost of transporting a vehicle starts at €14.00 and depends on the vehicle type, ferry operator, and time of year. For unaccompanied vehicles, get in touch with our support team.
Motorcycle
You can take a motorcycle on GABRIELLA, VIKING GLORY, VIKING GRACE ferries from Stockholm to Turku, Finland. Booking is straightforward, with rates tailored for motorcycles.
Bicycle
Most ferries from Stockholm to Turku, Finland allow bicycles, often free of charge. Any costs will be shown at checkout. Bicycles are accepted on GABRIELLA, VIKING GLORY, VIKING GRACE ferries.
Luggage on board
Ferry companies typically allow passengers to bring luggage on board from Stockholm to Turku, Finland without additional charges.
Luggage Allowance: Most ferry companies permit luggage of 1 piece and up to 50 kg per person. However, this can vary by company or ferry vessel. Per ferry:
- Viking Glory, Viking Grace: Up to 50kg per passenger.
Be sure to clearly label your luggage and store it in the area indicated by the crew. Oversized or extra items may come with a fee, depending on the ferry company.
If you’re unsure about luggage rules for your international trip from Stockholm to Turku, check the dedicated ferry company page on our website for detailed information. You can also contact our support team if you need further help.
Cabins on board
Cabins are available on some ferries from Stockholm to Turku, Finland, allowing you to relax and sleep comfortably during your trip. Both private and shared cabins are offered, and pet-friendly options may be available.
Are cabins available to book from Stockholm to Turku?
Yes, cabins are available on the BALTIC PRINCESS, Gabriella, Viking Glory, Viking Grace ferries, meaning you can travel to Turku and reach Finland in comfort. Choose between private or shared cabins, and book early to ensure availability.
Are pets allowed on board?
Yes, you can bring your pet on the ferry from Stockholm to Turku, but each ferry company may have its own rules. 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.
If you’re unsure, check the ferry company’s page on our website or contact our support team for help.
Traveling from Stockholm to Turku, Finland • Insider tips for your trip
Make your trip from Stockholm to Turku, Finland easy and enjoyable with these quick tips for a safe, comfy, and fun journey on this popular Route.
Safety: Ferries on this Route follow strict modern safety rules, with trained crew and clear signs, so you can relax and enjoy the ride.
Parking: Check parking options near the Stockholm port in advance and allow extra time for traffic and check-in.
Tickets: Book your Ferry Tickets early, especially in summer and holidays, to get better availability and cabin choices.
Ferryscanner app: Use the Ferryscanner app to compare options, manage your booking, and check updates before boarding.
Onboard dining: Expect cafés and restaurants, but bring some snacks and water, especially if you prefer your own food or travel with kids.
Comfort & weather: Outdoor decks can be windy and chilly, even in summer, so pack a light jacket; in sunny weather, use sunscreen and sunglasses.
Relaxing onboard: Walk on deck, read a book, or watch the Baltic Sea views between Stockholm’s islands and the Finnish coast.
Fun Fact: Finland is nicknamed the “Land of a Thousand Lakes” and is known for its love of saunas and nature.
Destination: Turku highlights: In Turku, explore the medieval Turku Castle and riverside Aura River, with cozy cafés and local Finnish design.
Destination: Local flavor: Try Finnish cinnamon buns, rye bread, and local fish dishes, then discover nearby forests and archipelago trails right from Turku.
Visit our blog for more tips and ideas to make the most of your trip to Turku, Finland.
Finding your way to the Stockholm ferry port
The Stockholm Ferry Terminal for ferries to Turku is at Värtahamnen, a few kilometers northeast of the city center and easily reached from Stockholm Central Station and inner-city hotels. From central Stockholm, you can get there by taxi, rideshare, or car via well-signposted roads toward Värtahamnen, with on-site or nearby parking options. Public transport is convenient: frequent buses and metro connections run from the city center toward Gärdet/Ropsten, from where it’s a short walk to the Port and Terminal area. Travel time from central Stockholm is typically 15–30 minutes depending on traffic; from Stockholm Arlanda Airport allow around 45–60 minutes by car, taxi, or airport bus plus local connections.
In Turku, Finland, the Ferry Terminal is close to the city center and the riverfront, with good access by car, taxi, and local buses.
We aim to keep this information current, but transport options can change; please contact our support team if you spot anything outdated.
Discovering Turku, Finland
Turku is a charming Destination in southwest Finland, full of history, nature, and fun things to do. The city is famous for Turku Castle, a real medieval castle where you can walk through old stone rooms and feel like a knight. The riverside is perfect for a stroll, with cute cafes and old boats turned into restaurants.
Food lovers will enjoy local dishes like salmon soup, fresh cinnamon buns, and creamy ice cream by the River Aura. In summer, you can relax at nearby beaches and swim in the Baltic Sea, or enjoy a picnic in one of the green parks around the city.
Turku is also great for hidden gems. Explore tiny side streets with colorful wooden houses, or visit small local markets to find handmade gifts. Nature is close by, with peaceful forests and coastal paths that are perfect for easy walks and bike rides.
Turku works well for a quick city break, but it is also an ideal starting point for trips to nearby towns and the beautiful Turku Archipelago, where you can hop between hundreds of Islands and discover quiet villages and secret coves.
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