I Took the NEWEST FLIXBUS Route From Finland to Estonia | Turku to Tallinn

Today, we are taking the FlixBus from Turku to Tallinn. FlixBus has just begun operations in Finland, serving Vaasa, Närpiö, Port, Rauma, Raisin, Turku, Salo, Espoo, and Helsinki. The bus travels all the way to Warsaw, Poland. The journey includes the ferry between Helsinki and Tallinn, which is already included in the bus ticket. I'll show you all the facilities inside the bus, some sights along the way, and what to do at the ferry terminal.
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Turku Coach Station
0:41 FlixBus inside the bus
3:15 Starting our journey from Turku
6:21 Arriving to the West Harbour in Helsinki
6:50 How to do Check-In for Tallink ferry
7:50 Waiting area in the West Harbour Terminal in Helsinki
9:06 Getting to Tallink MyStar ferry
9:41 Arriving in Tallinn
10:07 Waiting for the bus at the D-Terminal in Tallinn
10:30 Arriving at Tallinn Coach Station

[@muhammadamirul9253]

You're so great, thanks mate

[@Music_concert_]

I’ll do solo traveling from Paris to Helsinki using Flixbus and found your video, so much information, thank you so much !

[@rezaalan3991]

Great trip. Bit unusual, because even though the Ferry crossing fare is included in your ticket bus, but you need to check in for boarding the Ferry.

[@BalticTraveller]

Thank you! Totally agree, that's why I tried to include soome information how to do it, because it can be confusing.

[@luizricardobarbosa4285]

great

[@BalticTraveller]

Thank you!

[@johannestravels]

What kind of information was asked on self-service kiosk? Great video

[@BalticTraveller]

Thank you. At self-service kiosk you need qr-code or reservation number+security code, but keep in mind that you need your travel document with you as well

[@marthie687]

Hi! Thanks for this lovely video. Do you mean if I book flixbus from Helsinki to Tallin, I still have to take the ferry?

[@BalticTraveller]

Hi, yeah, Flixbus route from Helsinki to Tallinn will include a ferry ride

[@GeoLord6277]

Is the ferry ticket included in all trips from fin to baltics or do you have to pay for the ferry on some trips?

[@BalticTraveller]

Hi, Flixbus route which goes from Finland to Baltics and further to Warsaw includes the ferry ticket, so you don't have to pay extra for it

[@shalvithakur1428]

I booked this ticket but I haven't received any email with the ferrry booking details. I just have the flixbus ticket with me. Was it the same for you?

[@BalticTraveller]

I have received an email from Tallink 2 days before departure

[@soff3574]

Hello, do you know if the Helsinki metro accepts cash to buy a ticket?

[@BalticTraveller]

Hi, not sure about that, unfortunately. You can check HSL website(Helsinki Public Transport) for ticket machines and check if they do accept cash

[@soff3574]

@@BalticTraveller thanks you :)

[@soff3574]

Hello, I bought my ticket on Flix bus, but I want to know how to get my ferry ticket? Since it is included in the price when I bought it, my route is Helsinki to Tallinn. I also want to know if there is free Wi-Fi inside the ferry? I hope for your help. and thanks

[@BalticTraveller]

Hi, I've received my ferry ticket 2 days before the departure by e-mail, and yes, there is a free Wi-Fi onboard, but please keep in mind that in the middle of the sea internet connection can be quite slow. Enjoy the trip!

[@soff3574]

Thanks you😊I understand😊

[@soff3574]

Hello, It is necessary to print the ferry ticket Or I can show the QR with my cell phone to check the ferry at the machines? Please🙏

[@BalticTraveller]

Hi! You can simply save the ticket on your phone, and you should be able to check-in with the QR code on it or by reservation number and security code, which can be found on the same ticket.

[@soff3574]

@@BalticTraveller Thank you very much for the information :)

[@ThomasCoryate]

Beware of Flixbus. They are a de-centralised operation in which drivers own and operate their own vehicles. In my experience there is poor to rude customer service when things go wrong, and service levels vary considerably. Operators know exactly the law of refunds in their respective countries and are sometimes unscrupulous in what they tell passengers. Flixbus is cheap but you are playing with the law of averages - one day you'll be treated badly and have very little recourse to compensation.