Langnas - Stockholm: Ferry tickets and routes
- Ferry tickets for passengers from €27 on the Långnäs - Stockholm route
- Car ferry tickets from €58, excluding passenger fares
- Ferry journey duration from 6 hours and 20 minutes to 6 hours and 35 minutes
- Ferry companies: Viking Line and Tallink Silja Line
- Frequency: Up to 13 weekly departures, with 1-2 sailings per day
- Ferries: Viking Grace and Baltic Princess
- Departures between 00:35 and 01:10, according to the timetable
- Facilities: Cabins, vehicle garages, restaurants, Wi-Fi and pet-friendly accommodation
Långnäs - Stockholm: Ferry tickets from the Åland Islands to Sweden
Långnäs is one of the ports serving the Åland Islands, offering ferry connections to Stockholm, the capital of Sweden.
Ferries depart shortly after midnight and arrive in Stockholm early in the morning. The route is operated by Viking Line and Tallink Silja Line, using conventional passenger and vehicle ferries equipped with cabins.
There is one important difference between the two companies: Viking Line arrives at Stadsgården, while Tallink Silja Line uses Värtahamnen.
Before booking, check your arrival terminal, cabin costs and transport options to central Stockholm. These details can have a greater impact on your travel plans than a small difference in ticket prices.
Långnäs - Stockholm: Ferry prices, departures and travel options
- Cheapest published passenger ticket: From €27 with Viking Line.
- Tallink Silja Line passenger ticket: From €40.30.
- Car transport: From €58 with Viking Line, charged separately from passenger fares.
- First departure: 00:35, with variations in the Tallink timetable.
- Last departure: 01:10, with Viking Line.
- Fastest ferry: Viking Grace.
- Shortest journey: 6 hours and 20 minutes.
- Frequency: 7 weekly departures with Viking Line and up to 6 with Tallink Silja Line.
- Ferries: Viking Grace and Baltic Princess.
- Ferry type: Conventional passenger and vehicle ferries.
- Intermediate stops after Långnäs: None.
- Car transport: Available with both companies.
- Cabins: Inside, sea-view, family and upgraded cabins.
- Electronic check-in: Available according to each company's conditions.
- Last updated: 27 October.
How much do Långnäs - Stockholm ferry tickets cost?
Viking Line publishes passenger fares from €27 for travellers without a vehicle.
Tallink Silja Line also offers economical options, with different prices depending on the available cabins.
The total cost increases when you add a cabin, car, meals or other services.
For a family travelling with children, booking one shared four-berth cabin may be more economical than reserving two smaller cabins.
The lowest published fares apply to specific bookings. The final price depends on the travel date, availability and any additional services selected.
Car ferry tickets from Långnäs to Stockholm
The ferries operating this route have garages for cars, motorcycles and selected categories of larger vehicles.
During booking, you must provide the vehicle type, length and height.
For motorhomes or vehicles with roof racks, the actual dimensions must include all external accessories.
Vehicle transport costs are added to passenger fares and the selected cabin.
If you are travelling with a rental car, check whether the rental company permits transport from the Åland Islands to Sweden.
When comparing tickets, make sure that the price includes the correct vehicle category and all passengers travelling in the car.
Långnäs - Stockholm ferry departure times
The main overnight connections are:
- 00:35 - Arrival at Värtahamnen at 06:10, with Tallink Silja Line. Some timetables list departure at 00:40.
- 01:10 - Arrival at Stadsgården at 06:30, with Viking Line.
The first connection is operated by Baltic Princess, while the second uses Viking Grace.
Tallink departures are not available every day of the week. Viking Line maintains a daily connection in its main timetable.
Both services arrive in Stockholm in the morning, making them useful for travellers continuing by train, bus or plane.
Why is the actual journey longer than the clock times suggest?
The Åland Islands follow Finnish time, while Sweden is one hour behind.
A ferry departing Långnäs shortly after midnight and arriving in Stockholm early in the morning therefore spends more time at sea than a simple subtraction of the displayed times would suggest.
The time difference must be included when calculating the actual journey duration.
This is particularly important if you have arranged a train, flight or other onward connection after arriving in Stockholm.
Viking Grace and Baltic Princess: Which ferry should you choose?
Viking Grace - Arrival at Stadsgården
Viking Grace operates Viking Line's overnight connection to Stockholm.
The ferry has cabins, restaurants, bars, shops, entertainment areas and vehicle garages.
Accommodation options include inside cabins, sea-view cabins, family cabins and Premium categories.
The ferry arrives at Stadsgården, with transport connections to central Stockholm by bus or taxi.
Baltic Princess - Arrival at Värtahamnen
Baltic Princess, operated by Tallink Silja Line, serves Långnäs as part of its longer Turku - Stockholm itinerary.
The ship has restaurants, cafés, shops, entertainment facilities and several cabin categories.
Passengers can choose economical inside cabins or rooms with windows and private bathrooms.
The company also offers family cabins, accessible accommodation and pet-friendly cabins.
Departure port: Långnäs in the Åland Islands
Långnäs Port is located in Lumparland, 28 kilometres from Mariehamn.
Address: Långnäsvägen 656, 22630 Lumparland, Åland, Finland.
Långnäs Ferry Port - Google Maps
The port has a passenger terminal and free parking facilities.
Viking Line provides an organised bus transfer from Mariehamn to Långnäs, with tickets costing €15 per passenger.
For the Stockholm departure, the bus leaves Mariehamn at 00:10.
Seats must be reserved and paid for together with the ferry ticket.
If you are travelling without a car, arranging your transfer to Långnäs in advance is particularly important because the ferry departs during the night.
How early should passengers arrive at Långnäs Port?
Boarding takes place overnight, so planning your journey to the terminal is essential.
Viking Line specifies that check-in closes 20 minutes before departure.
For vehicles travelling to Stockholm, the check-in process opens 30 minutes before departure.
Tallink Silja Line requires passengers to complete check-in at least 30 minutes before departure when travelling on foot and 45 minutes before departure when bringing a car.
As a practical guideline, allow 60-90 minutes before sailing, following the instructions provided by your ferry company.
The terminal operates during overnight arrivals and departures. Indoor waiting facilities provide shelter from cold weather and rain.
Arrival in Stockholm: Stadsgården or Värtahamnen?
Stockholm has different passenger terminals serving the two ferry companies.
Stadsgården - Viking Line
Address: Stadsgården, Tegelvikshamn, 116 30 Stockholm, Sweden.
Stadsgården Ferry Terminal - Google Maps
Viking Line operates a connecting bus service to Cityterminalen, near Stockholm Central Station.
A one-way adult bus ticket costs €7.50.
This terminal is convenient for travellers staying in central Stockholm or continuing their journey by rail.
Värtahamnen - Tallink Silja Line
Address: Hamnpirsvägen 10, Stockholm, Sweden.
Värtahamnen Ferry Terminal - Google Maps
From the terminal, passengers can use bus 76 or walk to Gärdet metro station.
The metro station is 800 metres away.
Tallink also offers organised bus transfers to Cityterminalen, with tickets purchased separately.
For passengers travelling with heavy luggage or young children, a prearranged transfer may be more convenient than walking to the metro.
Cabins and the onboard experience in the Baltic Sea
An overnight departure makes a cabin a useful option for getting some rest.
Viking Grace offers two- and four-berth inside cabins, sea-view cabins and accommodation designed for families.
Most cabins have private bathrooms, showers, air conditioning and televisions.
Baltic Princess offers similar categories, along with upgraded suites.
Restaurants, shops and shared passenger areas are available during the journey.
Passengers can enjoy breakfast before arriving in Stockholm.
Cabin availability and access times should be checked when booking, particularly because the ferry calls at Långnäs during the night.
Discounts, family tickets and additional services
Both ferry companies offer different fare categories for adults, children and families.
Discounts depend on passenger age, cabin type and available promotions.
For a family of four, a four-berth cabin may cost less than booking two separate double cabins.
Purchasing meals in advance can also offer better value than buying them onboard.
You can check the available ferry ticket offers and discounts.
How to book Långnäs - Stockholm ferry tickets online
On booktickets.gr, select Långnäs as your departure port and Stockholm as your destination.
Enter your travel date, number of passengers and vehicle details if you are bringing a car.
Next, choose the ferry company, cabin category and any additional services.
Tallink Silja Line offers electronic check-in, while Viking Line supports digital boarding procedures for selected bookings.
With Viking Line, check-in at a staffed counter may carry a €5 fee when a free self-service option is available.
Before confirming your reservation, check the arrival terminal and ensure that all passenger and vehicle details are correct.
Stockholm - Långnäs return ferry
The Stockholm - Långnäs ferry route departs from the corresponding passenger terminals in the Swedish capital.
Viking Line leaves Stockholm at 20:00, arriving in Långnäs at 03:15.
Tallink Silja Line operates a different departure schedule from Värtahamnen.
When booking your return journey, check that the ticket lists Långnäs rather than Mariehamn as the arrival port.
The distinction matters because the two ports are in different parts of the Åland Islands.
Alternative ferry routes from the Åland Islands
There are several other ferry connections available:
Ferry connections from Långnäs to Sweden and Finland
From Långnäs, passengers can travel to Stockholm, Kapellskär and ports in southwestern Finland.
Kapellskär is an alternative arrival point for travellers bringing a car and planning to continue towards Stockholm by road.
Choosing the correct arrival port depends on your final destination and the transport options available after disembarkation.
If you are travelling without a vehicle, arriving at a Stockholm terminal with convenient public transport connections may be more practical.
Useful tips before the overnight ferry journey
- Confirm your arrival terminal in Stockholm before arranging onward transport.
- Reserve your transfer from Mariehamn to Långnäs if you are travelling without a car.
- For families, choose a cabin with enough beds for all passengers.
- Take medication, chargers and essential personal items into your cabin.
- If you have a morning train connection, allow time for disembarkation and the bus journey to the city centre.
- Compare available ferry departures on booktickets.gr.
Strong winds and rough seas in the Baltic Sea
Motion sensitivity: Low in calm conditions, high during rough seas.
The ferry crosses the Åland Sea before continuing through the Stockholm archipelago.
The large conventional vessels have stabilisation systems, but strong winds can still cause noticeable movement.
Passengers who are prone to seasickness may prefer a cabin on a lower deck, close to the centre of the ship.
During winter, wind, cold weather and sea ice conditions can affect ferry operations.
Checking the marine weather forecast before travelling is particularly useful when you have an onward connection after arriving in Stockholm.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Is free Wi-Fi available on Långnäs - Stockholm ferries?
Tallink Silja Line offers free Wi-Fi in the public areas of Baltic Princess, with speeds of up to 10 Mbps.
The connection may be slow while the ferry is at sea.
Viking Grace also provides access to internet services, with coverage and available options determined by the ship's onboard facilities.
Are charging sockets available in Economy seating areas?
Cabins have electrical outlets for passengers' devices.
However, a charging socket next to every seat in the public lounges is not guaranteed.
Passengers travelling without a private cabin may find a fully charged power bank useful.
How clean are the toilets on the ferries?
Viking Grace and Baltic Princess have toilets in their public areas, as well as private bathrooms in many cabin categories.
The condition of these facilities can vary throughout the voyage, particularly when the vessel is operating at high occupancy.
If you encounter a problem, you can contact the crew or the reception desk.
Can I travel with a pet?
Yes. Both ferry companies offer designated cabins for passengers travelling with pets.
Viking Grace has pet-friendly inside and outside cabins.
Baltic Princess allows up to 3 pets in a designated cabin, with a charge of €16 per animal for a one-way journey, in addition to the cabin price.
Pets must be declared during booking and have the required travel documents.
Are there additional luggage charges?
Tallink Silja Line allows personal luggage without a specified limit on the number of bags or their weight, provided passengers can carry it themselves.
Baltic Princess has a free luggage storage area on deck 7, with access available at designated times.
Viking Line allows passengers to bring a reasonable amount of personal luggage.
Particularly large items or special equipment should be declared to the ferry company.
Do I need a passport to travel from Åland to Sweden?
European Union citizens need a valid travel document, such as a passport or a national identity card recognised for international travel.
Viking Line requires adult passengers to present a valid travel document during identification checks.
Travellers of other nationalities should check the entry requirements for Sweden before departure.
In a few words
The Långnäs - Stockholm ferry route provides an overnight connection from the Åland Islands to Sweden.
Viking Line and Tallink Silja Line operate large conventional ferries with cabins, vehicle garages and dining facilities.
Departures take place shortly after midnight, with arrivals at two different passenger terminals in Stockholm.
On booktickets.gr, you can search for ferry tickets and organise your journey online.
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