Sailing across the Baltic Sea by ferry is a fresh alternative to flying. Cruising on the sea is a practical way of travelling between Nordic countries. Read from our detailed ferry guide on how to travel from Finland to Sweden or vice-versa by ferry.
The article reviews our mini cruise on m/s Finncanopus by Finnlines, a Finnish ferry which sails between Naantali, Finland and Kapellskär, Sweden with a stop in the Åland Islands. We were impressed by the ferry's modern design, friendly staff, and variety of restaurants and bars. We also enjoyed the beautiful views from the outer decks and the comfortable cabins. Read the full story for more details about the ferry and our experience.
You can't easily find a Finn who would not have taken a ferry from Helsinki to Stockholm. Also, we have often a weekend cruise on the said route. Travelling on the sea is relaxing but still affordable. Read our Viking Line review and learn tips on how to book a perfect cruise to Stockholm.
We embarked on a ferry trip from Helsinki to Stockholm to explore two of its famous Christmas Markets: Skansen located in an open-air museum and Stortorget in the Old Town. Despite sharing certain common features, the two markets retain their unique characteristics offering different experiences to visitors. Dive into our experiences to discover how these Christmas markets distinguish themselves from each other.
We embarked on the m/s Viking Cinderella for a journey from Helsinki to Stockholm. While the ferry may not boast the latest modern amenities, it charmed us with its nostalgic allure, and we enjoyed cruising aboard. Though some aspects could be better, the vessel still provided a delightful and economical cruising experience on the Baltic Sea. Dive into our comprehensive review to discover the services Cinderella provides and our take on them. Additionally, find out why we awarded the ferry a rating of three stars, despite it having the potential to earn one more.
Before the summer finally came to an end in Helsinki, we decided to board m/s Gabriella, a ferry owned and operated by Viking Line. This ferry brought us to Stockholm where we spent 6 and a half hours in the Swedish capital before the return journey. This ferry is old but it still has many high-quality services: restaurants, shops, bars, entertainment, sauna and much more. Read more about our trip from the review.
Morrow Bank Mastercard is a competitor for Bank Norwegian´s Visa. Both cards have similar features. Even though the Morrow Bank credit card is not targeted to travellers, a frequent traveller can benefit much from it. Read our review to get familiar with Morrow Bank Mastercard as we share our own experiences.
We visited Norrsken Lounge at Stockholm Arlanda Airport. The lounge has a beautiful Scandinavian interior which provides a relaxing atmosphere. However, everything was not as great as it looked. Read more from our review.
If you're a frequent visitor of Stockholm-Arlanda Airport, you know that the airport can be hectic. Between long lines, security checks, and rushing to catch your flight, it can be hard to find a moment to relax and unwind. That's why finding a peaceful oasis in the midst of all the chaos is so important. Pearl Lounge by Gate C37 at Terminal 4 is one place to relax. With its comfortable seating and stunning plane-spotting opportunities, Pearl Lounge provides a much-needed respite from the hustle and bustle of the airport. However, the lounge is far from perfect. Read our detailed Pearl Lounge review.
Are you flying with Scandinavian Airlines soon? Read our review and know what to expect from the booking to landing. Find out why we rate Scandinavian Airlines as a 3-star airline in the short-haul segment and whether we will fly with SAS again.
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