Tallin Port Shuttles

Located in the capital of Estonia, Tallinn Cruise Port instantly transports passengers to the surreal castle-lined waterfront of Tallinn, a coastal community known for its unique blend of West Russian village life and centuries-old Nordic fishing ports. Look forward to the city’s historic charm through its modern transportation, choosing between a few ferry terminals that cross the bay toward its sister capital city of Helsinki, or enjoying inter-city transfers via the Kanuti Tram. Ways to make things more personal can be found through the simplicity of private vehicle rentals, from sedans ideal for a few people to have an intimate coastal drive to larger SUVs perfect for driving everyone through Lahemaa National Park. Meet-and-greet services like taxis are especially convenient for travelers just visiting for a day, arriving to festive downtown plazas and all-in-one parks for an afternoon of exploring, or taking things slow with a local personal driver who knows the places to see and places to avoid.

Upon arrival, guests will find themselves in the relatively quiet neighborhood of Kalamaja. Cool landmarks within this neighborhood include the Seaplane Harbour Lennusadam, a large maritime-themed exhibit home to old wooden vessels, telescopes and industrial-era submarines, not to mention exclusive access to a centuries-old watchtower. Also close is Kalarand Beach, a scenic shoreline that makes finding secluded spots easy, while the Old Fishing Harbour provides in-town views of local commerce ships and ferries passing by. The main attractions can be found in the central Vanalinn neighborhood, home to the famous Gothic-style Tallinn Town Hall and its various interconnected museums and cafes across an expansive 13th-century plaza, while the Toompea Castle offers even older architecture visible from the steep and narrow Baroque stairwells across town. After exploring the secret Bastion Tunnels, retire with dinner and a conversation at the end of the night, going for opulent Russian cuisine at the chandelier-adorned Tchaikovsky Restaurant, or enjoying the old cellar location of Põrgu.