PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Where can I get more information during the festival?
Information tents are located at the gate of the Old Port cruise area and by the sea between the
Seaplane Harbour (Lennusadam) and Noblessner.
Can I visit the ships and when?
• Old Port cruise area: Icebreaker, pollution control, rescue, and buoy tender ship EVA-316;
icebreaker Botnica (both at quay 24)
• Seaplane Harbour: Estonian Navy minehunter EML Ugandi (quay A), PPA patrol vessel Pikne (quay
A1), Moonland, Hiiu Ingel (quay A2), Alexandra (Finland, quay A1)
• Noblessner: Svanhild, Astrid, Ingrid (all from Finland, quay A)
Exact visiting hours can be found in the maritime program under special events.
What’s the difference between a sea taxi, a bay cruise, and a motorboat ride?
• Sea taxis operate between the Seaplane Harbour and the Old Port cruise area from July 11–13, and
also between the Seaplane Harbour and Pirita (round trip) on July 12 and 13.
– One-way ticket from Seaplane Harbour to the cruise area: €5 (5–10 min)
– One-way ticket from Seaplane Harbour to Pirita: €15 (15–20 min)
Tickets can be purchased on-site in cash.
• Bay cruises are available on both local and guest ships.
– 2-hour cruises on guest ships Astrid, Ingrid, and Svanhild (departing from Noblessner) are available
in Tallinn’s ticketing system for €25 (standard) and €15 (discount).
– Discount tickets apply to children aged 0–6 and companions of people with special needs. Advance
purchase recommended!
• 1-hour cruises are available from Kalev Yacht Club, the Seaplane Harbour, and Noblessner.
– Ticket prices range from €15–20 (discounted €5–10). Tickets can be purchased at the quay before
departure.
– The ship departs and returns to the same harbor.
– 40-minute motor ship cruises to Hundipea depart from the Seaplane Harbour and cost €10
(standard) and €5 (discount). Tickets available in advance or on-site.
• Motorboat rides depart from the Seaplane Harbour and Noblessner.
– Tickets cost €15, €10, or €5 and are sold on-site.
– Discount price (€10) for children aged 7–14; children aged 2–6 pay €5.
– Duration: 15 minutes.
• Additional trips to Aegna Island are also available. See the maritime program for details.
Where can I buy boat tickets?
Tickets for sea taxis, motorboat rides, and bay cruises can be bought at the quay with cash (first come, first served) or in advance. More info in the maritime program.
Where do the sea taxis, motorboats, and bay cruises depart from?
Details are available in the maritime program.
In what cases might boat trips be canceled?
Boat trips may be canceled due to unfavorable weather or unexpected technical issues. The decision is made by the captain. Tickets purchased through the Tallinn city ticketing system will be refunded by the organizers if a trip is canceled.
Can I bring a stroller on board, and do infants need a ticket?
Foldable strollers can be brought on board unless the captain decides otherwise. Depending on the availability of children's life jackets: – Discounted tickets may be sold for children aged 0–6 or 2–6. – If no suitable life jackets are available, infants cannot be taken aboard, and no tickets will be sold for them.
Are the port areas accessible for wheelchairs and walking aids?
All outdoor areas of the ports are accessible. Unfortunately, boarding the ships is not accessible, but wheelchair users can try sailing during the “Special Sailors” event on Sunday, July 13, from 11:00–15:00 at Kalev Yacht Club.
Are there accessible toilets at the festival areas?
Yes, each port has designated accessible toilets with convenient access for wheelchairs and walking aids. These are open to all visitors with disabilities.
Is there bicycle/scooter parking available? Yes. Each port has designated and signposted bicycle parking areas. Please note that the parking is not monitored, and you need to bring your own lock.
Parking information
Near the cruise area: Ühisteenused parking (Logi 6), Snabb parking (Halsi 1), and EuroPark (Kalasadama 10) Near the Seaplane Harbour: Ühisteenused parking on Vesilennuki Street, Graniidi 2, and EuroPark’s Fortress parking At Noblessner: EuroPark parking lots
Reusable dishware The festival uses reusable food and drink containers. Visitors pay a €2 deposit when buying food or drinks, refundable upon return at designated tents.
Drinking water Free drinking water is available in all ports.
Nearest ATMs
● Near cruise area: at the cruise area gates, Nautica Center, Port Terminals A and D, Foorum, and Viru Center ● Near Seaplane Harbour and Noblessner: Arsenal Center, Circle K at Linnahall, Telliskivi and Tööstuse Rimi stores, and Balti Jaam (Baltic Station)
Public transport To the Old Port cruise area: – Bus lines 3, 8, 66, and 73 (stop: Linnahall) – Bus line 2 (stop: Port Terminal A) – Bus lines 20/20A (stop: Port Terminal D) To Seaplane Harbour and Noblessner: – Bus line 73 (departures every 11–13 minutes) – Also reachable by bus line 3 (stop: Volta)