How long does the ferry from Turku to Stockholm take?
Crossing times and stops between Turku and Stockholm.
Short answer
Ferry booking services such as Ferrygogo give a crossing time of about 11.5 hours between Turku and Stockholm. There are day and night crossings, and every ship stops in Åland on the way, at Mariehamn or at Långnäs, which is about 30 km from Mariehamn. Ferryscan says the passenger ferries run twice a day. Finnlines also runs a route from Naantali, next to Turku, to Kapellskär north of Stockholm via Långnäs, but Ferryscan says it can only be booked if you travel with a car, motorcycle or bicycle.
Why
- Crossing time: about 11.5 hours.
- Every ship stops in Åland.
- There are day and night crossings.
Details
Ferryhopper gives the distance from Turku to Långnäs as 72 nautical miles, about 134 km.
Tip
On a night crossing, a cabin lets you arrive rested in the morning.
What may differ
Booking services list Turku to Mariehamn or Långnäs as about 4 to 5.5 hours.
Common misconception
The Turku–Stockholm ferry goes straight across without stopping.
What actually happens
All ships stop in Åland on the way.
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Sources
- Ferrygogo: Ferry from Stockholm to TurkuChecked at:
- Ferryscan: The fastest ferry from Turku to StockholmChecked at:
- Ferryhopper: Ferry from Turku to LångnäsChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Ferry routes and terminals change, so check the Port of Helsinki and your ferry company before you travel.
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