Cruising the ferry crossing between Helsinki and Tallinn is so much more than simply a fast ferry crossing over the Baltic Sea. With the Silja Tallink Line Ferries: Star and Super Star, you will travel on a modern shuttle service, which is both comfortable and invigorating for the two hour passage. The Tallink Silja Star (built in 2007) carries 1900 passengers, and operates under the Estonian flag. Star offers a range of travel choices. Star Class seating is unnumbered, so passengers may choose how to spend their trip: visit onboard shops, restaurants, or breathe the crisp Baltic air on deck. Star Comfort Class offers allocated comfortable seating in the Sunset Bar, with extra services such as WIFI, power outlets, newspapers, snacks, and non-alcoholic beverages. Business Class travellers travel in luxury in the Business Class Lounge, and enjoy the above services, as well as a tax-free menu and food and drinks from the Business Lounge Buffet. For passengers who desire extra comfort and privacy, there are one hundred and thirty one cabins. There are two cabins equipped for disabled passengers, and three are suitable for passengers travelling with pets. All cabins have a toilet and shower.
Additional services onboard the Silja Star include luggage storage, an information desk, internet connections, a supermarket, and a perfumery. Dining options include the Shuttle Buffet, for breakfast, lunch, and dinner (depending upon departure time). There is also an a la carte restaurant, a “quick and easy” cafe, a snack cafe, and a Pub. The Superstar closely resembles the Star. Built in 2008, it accommodates two thousand and eighty passengers, and has one hundred and eighty six cabins.
It employs all of the most up to date navigational technology, making it amongst the safest liners in the world. Travel class options are compatible with those on the Star, as are additional services. The Superstar has a Supermarket, Perfumery, and a gourmet Food Market. Onboard dining options include the Shuttle Buffet, a la carte restaurant, a fast food cafe, the Sardinia cafe, the Dolce Vita and the Da Vinci bars, and the open deck Sole Bar (seasonal). Book your passage between Helsinki and Tallinn on the Tallink/Silja Line via Scandi Travel – we are the very best tour operator in the region.
Tallink Silja Line Ferries: Star and Super Star

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