The Port Of Kapellskär
The Swedish port of Kapellskar does not attract a notable amount of tourism as it is an arrival point from which to travel further in to Sweden, most notably to Stockholm.
The ferry operator Viking sails in to Kapellskar and to Mariehamn, Åland Island with the ferry M/S Rosella on a journey that takes approximately 3 hours sailing up to 3 times a day.
Port of Kapellskär services
Situated to the northeast of Sweden's capital, the Port of Kapellskar is a vital gateway into the country and about 1.5 million people use the facility annually. Additionally, the port handles over two million tonnes of freight.
Port amenities at the ferry terminal aren't extensive but include public telephones, a convenience shop and a caf. The terminal does provide facilities for physically disabled passengers. They will find adapted toilets and wide aisles in every area of the building. Outside the terminal is a car park available providing free of charge parking spaces.
The port of Kapellskar has four quays, with Quay 2 providing ferry crossings to the Finnish island of Åland, and Quays 3 and 4 operating services to Turku on Finland's mainland. Viking Line runs these two services, with daily crossings to Mariehamn on Åland Island, and onward links to Turku. During the summer months a direct ferry route to Turku is available as well.
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