It is really easy due to the fact that cruising in Finland is really popular. Check out these web-pages: http://www.vikingline.fi/index.asp?lang=en http://www.tallinksilja.com/fi/mainMenu/silja/

I did a trip in Sweden and Denmark by train. It's so easy, fast and cheap. The railway system in sweden is different than in other countries though: on most trains you need to book a seat in advance. It can be kind of busy in the stations and there are always very long queues to get a ticket. Therefore, book in advance on the net or work with the electronical ticket service in the stations itself.

Many travelers making their way to Sweden and Stockholm plan to take ferries to Stockholm, or take a Stockholm ferry to get around once they arrive. Stockholm travel via the ferry system is fairly inexpensive, and patrons can use ferries to travel around the islands of Sweden or take ferries to Stockholm from other countries. A number of small ferry boats, known as the djurgardsfarjan ferries, make trips throughout the island of Sweden and Stockholm. Thanks to the fact that Stockholm has easy access to a host of lake and small waterways, taking a Stockholm ferry to visit one of the area’s many attractions is a fun way to get around or a nice break from walking. The djurgardsfarjan ferry connects the Royal Garden and Tivoli park area with the areas known as Slussen and Nybroplan. Travelers often use the Stockholm ferry system as a convenient walking break while visiting other locations, including Skeppsholmen Island, the Vasa Museum, Liseberg and the Avenyn. I give you a good website on this http://www.destination360.com/europe/sweden/djurgsardsfarjan-ferry.php If you need asistant on good airfares and booked this I can do this for you. bernbelt@hotmail.com Bye Bernie

is not how long, is whether youll arrive in finland alive...

Very easy! I took the booze ferry once from Sthlm to Helsinki, it was good craic! The ferry touches Aland, which is on international waters, which means everything in the shops is duty free!! If I remember correctly, the trip takes 18 hours, we were in Helsinki 9AM (Finland is GMT +2).

yes, and those trips are very cheap, because they do their money with biiiiiig amounts of alcohol they sell on the ferry boats. if you have the possibility, go to tallinn (estonia) as well. it's one of the most beautiful city i've ever seen.

Its easy, there are many boats going from Stockholm to Finland. They go to Helsinki or Turku, the Helsinki trip is about 20 hours and the Turku trip is about 12 hours.

years ago that boat was named the fuck-boat,take viagra ... and it could go longer