Tallinn to Stockholm

Estonia → Sweden

379 km

Distance

Transport Options

Available Transport

🚗 Car🚌 Bus✈ Flight🚆 Train

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Travel Tips

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Choose Your Mode of Transport Wisely**:

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Ferry**: The most popular and scenic option is the ferry that operates between Tallinn and Stockholm. Book your tickets in advance online for the best prices and availability.

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Flight**: If you prefer to travel by air, check budget airlines for direct flights, which usually take about an hour, but factor in time for airport security and transfers.

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Plan for Border Crossings**:

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While traveling between Estonia and Sweden, you won't face long border checks due to the Schengen Agreement, but ensure your passport or ID card is valid and accessible.

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Timing is Key**:

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If you choose the ferry, consider taking an overnight trip to save on accommodation costs and maximize your time in Stockholm. Ferries typically operate daily, but schedules may vary seasonally, so check ahead.

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Luggage Considerations**:

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When flying, be mindful of airline luggage restrictions. For ferries, there are generally fewer limitations, but keep your luggage manageable for ease of boarding and disembarking.

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Book in Advance**:

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Regardless of your chosen transport method, booking in advance can save you money and guarantee your preferred travel times, especially during peak tourist seasons (summer and holidays).

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Transport Options

Traveling from Tallinn to Stockholm offers several convenient options, each catering to different preferences. The most popular choice is the ferry, which takes about 2.5 to 3 hours and provides a scenic journey across the Baltic Sea, making it ideal for leisure travelers and those looking to enjoy onboard amenities. For those pressed for time, flights are available, taking approximately 1 hour, although you must factor in airport transfers. Buses and cars are less common for this route due to the distance and the need for a ferry ride, but driving can be an adventurous choice for those wishing to explore the countryside. Overall, the ferry is recommended for its balance of comfort and experience, while flights serve well for quick trips.