Ferries to Åland
The autonomous Åland Islands lie in the Baltic Sea between Finland and Sweden.
Ferry connections
Operator, duration, frequency and lowest fare for every connection.
The directory lists three ferry ports and ten ferry routes for Åland. Most connections run via Mariehamn, Långnäs and Eckerö. Ferries sail from here to Sweden, Finland and Estonia, operated by Viking Line, Tallink & Silja Line, Finnlines and one further shipping company.
Route map Åland
- Eckerö Linjen
- Tallink & Silja Line
- Viking Line
- Finnlines
Ferry ports in Åland
Ferries to Eckerö
The Eckerö ferry port is in the westernmost municipality of the Åland Islands, an autonomous Finnish territory. Eckerö Linjen connects Eckerö with Grisslehamn in Sweden three times a day, with a crossing time of 2 hours. The service runs year-round.
Ferries to Långnäs
The ferry port of Långnäs lies on the eastern main island of Åland, an autonomous, Swedish-speaking region of Finland, about 30 kilometres from the capital, Mariehamn. Ferries run from Långnäs to Turku, Stockholm, Kapellskär and Naantali, with more than 50 weekly services in total between Finland and Sweden.
Ferries to Mariehamn
Mariehamn is the capital of the Åland Islands, an autonomous region under Finnish sovereignty on a peninsula in the Baltic Sea between Sweden and Finland. The port links the islands several times a week with Estonia, Sweden and mainland Finland through ferry services to Tallinn, Stockholm, Helsinki and Turku.