Viking Line XPRS Review | Perfect Way to Travel From Tallinn To Helsinki by Ferry
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video we’ll be going from Tallinn to Helsinki aboard Viking Line XPRS ferry.
This is a faster and also cheaper option to travel between capital cities of Estonia and Finland.
I will show you all the facilities you can find inside the ferry as well as beautiful views along the way to Helsinki.
Enjoy the video!
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It leaves a few minutes earlier because all the passengers and vehicles have boarded. The passengers on foot can board until 10 minutes before scheduled departure. Having sailed on it dozens of times, the ship almost always leaves a couple minutes early, even when it’s fully booked.
Several years back I took a one day tour of Tallinn from Helsinki. A nice trip on the ferries and, with a few free hours in Tallinn after the tour, I bought quite a bit of sheet music by Estonian composers.
Very nice!
Hi there, i have never been to Finland but after watching your video, i feel equipped to navigate the ferry without issues.Thanks so much for the share, looking forward to more videos from you,new subscriber here
Thank you! Glad it was helpful for you!
i want many more ferry trip videos
This is a smaller terminal (A-terminal), there is a bigger one close by (D-terminal).
D-terminal is used by Tallink Silja-ferry company!
It seems with the amount of traffic on this route, a fast catamaran ferry service would be viable at least during the summer.
There was once a catamaran service between Tallinn and Helsinki, but the prices were too high to compete with larger companies, and the company went bankrupt.
You mean a catamaran service would be enough? In 2022, the ferries between Helsinki and Tallinn carried over 6 million passengers, the numbers were even higher before Covid. There are three ferry companies competing, the Viking Xpress ferry on the video is one of the smaller ones. Helsinki-Tallinn is also an important cargo route.
I was on the Tallink in 1989 when the USSR still existed. A large number of Finnish drunks came on the weekend to get drunk in Tallinn. I had a US passport but there was no difficulty entering Estonia, then in the USSR.
Looks like a nice trip, but not for one in a wheelchair
You don't know how to use elevators?
Honestly. Helsinki and Tallinn are pretty boring....
Compared to what????
@@mathias61 Compared to everything.....
@@janbanan7768 Since when have you been in both cities? Can you tell us more about the reasons for your opinion? I think your comment tells us more about yourself than about those cities...😂
@@mathias61 Wipe your tears.....