Ferries Kapellskar Turku

Reaching the port of Kapellskärs
The port is situated 760 15 Gräddö Hamnterminalen-Kapellskärs Hamn--SWEDEN N 59 43? And 19 04?.
From the bus terminal in the city of Stockholm there is a service operated to coincide with arrivals and departures from the port of Kappellskar. There are no taxis stop on the waterfront. The service is on call with an average wait time of 20 minutes. There is a luggage room on the waterfront. In the ferry terminal there are some bars that are open until the departure of the ships except in winter where they operate with reduced hours on weekends. Baby room to change children is available in the ferry terminal.
Parking lots on the waterfront. Free parking for 1 hour, the price for two hours is 20 SEK, from 3 to 24 hours SEK 30, over 30 SEK per day for up to 2 weeks.
Information about Kapellskär
Kapellskär is a port about 90 kilometers (60 mi) north of Stockholm, in Sweden. It is located by the Baltic Sea, in Norrtälje Municipality, Stockholm, operated by Viking Line, with 3 services for day and direction during peak season. There are also services to Naantali in mainland Finland operated by Finnlink, and to Paldiski in Estonia operated by Tallink and DFDS, although only the Mariehamn route is open to pedestrians: the Naantali and DFDS Paldiski routes require a vehicle.

Address of the port of Turku
Port of Turku, Linnankatu 20100 Turku, Finland, 91

Reaching the port of Turku
by car: from the ferry port of Turku is 3.4 Km from city centre, 169 km from Helsinki and 165 km from Tampere. From Helsinki take the E18 towards Turku and Tampere take E12/E63 and then change to the E63. Follow the signs to the port of Turku.
By train: Between the ferry port of Turku, Helsinki and Tampere there are good connections by train. The train station is about 200 m from the ferry terminal. To access the track goes through a glass corridor leaving the terminal.
By bus: The bus station is next to the train station at about 200 m from the terminal. A local bus (No. 1) is in service between the ferry terminal and the main square of Turku, Kauppatori. There are good bus connections between the port of Turku and the various cities in Finland.

Information about Turku
Turku is a city of 178,784 inhabitants of southwestern Finland, located in the Varsinais-Suomi region. Turku stands at the mouth of the river Aurajoki and for its history and its geographical position makes a percentage of more than 5% of Swedish speakers. Regarding the exact year of the foundation there is no certainty, but traditionally it is dated back to 1229.

It is the fifth largest city in Finland. Looking at the metropolitan area, the Turku region is the second largest urban area in the country after the Helsinki metropolitan area.