Hi everyone! This is episode twelve of my Baltics plus Finland series in which I travel to Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Finland. In this vlog, I travel from Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, to Helsinki, the capital of Finland during winter. In order to travel between these two cities, I need to take a ferry across the Baltic Sea that takes approximately two and a half hours.

The vlog starts with me walking to the ferry terminal of the Port of Tallinn in the morning, around 8am. In doing so, I pass some beautiful Christmas lights in the Canute Garden, busy traffic and some commercial and industrial buildings. I talk about how I'm finding the walk to the port from the city center and give more information about my particular journey.

Once at the relevant ferry terminal Terminal A I talk more about the checkin procedure and show you around the checkin and departure areas. I then board the ferry and show you around the ferry!

After grabbing a coffee, I manage to grab a seat with a window overlooking the Baltic Sea. Those of you who are interested in ferry journeys might particularly enjoy the extended footage of the ferry entering the Port of Helsinki.

I arrive in Helsinki slightly ahead of schedule and manage to grab a tourist map from an information desk. I then set off to find my hostel and also give a tour of my hostel room at the end of the vlog.

I hope you find this vlog informative, especially if you're planning a similar journey! I trust this will equip you with valuable information, insights and tips. If you haven't done it yet, please press the LIKE button and SUBSCRIBE to the channel. I also love engaging with all of you, so please leave a COMMENT in the comment sections. These are all FREE to do and it really helps me out in building my channel. All your support is greatly appreciated.

Happy exploring!

Willie