Finland · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 self-guided tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Relax on a 1.5-hour Helsinki archipelago cruise with multilingual audio, drinks and pastry onboard, and the scenic Degerö Canal.
“Tour of the beautiful bay and islands of the archipelago surrounding Helsinki. Saw the Island Fort of Suomenlinna Icebreakers, and many other wonderful sights. Good descriptions provided. Great introduction to the city”
Warm, audio-guided bus tour of Helsinki’s top sights from Senate Square, with Löyly and Sibelius photo stops and 11 languages.
“I don’t know if it’s because it’s winter time but the driver only stopped at specific places which were ok. However people should be able to hop on hop off at whichever stop they want. Other than that it was awesome.”
Take the easy self-guided ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn with comfortable seating, onboard shopping, and flexible time in Old Town.
“This worked out cheaper than booking with Ferry line. Easy to redeem voucher at self service checkin. Worth going totalling for the day, even on a Monday with lots if places closed!”
Warm, headset-guided bus loop of Helsinki highlights with photo stops at Löyly Sauna and Sibelius Park, starting at Senate Square.
“This was a very comprehensive tour and a great way to see Helsinki. I enjoyed the trivia and the heated bus on a cold day!”
Walk Helsinki with a low-cost English audio guide, 26 stops from Art Nouveau stations to Suomenlinna, at your pace.
“I’m English and only Korean was available. I can only say it was awful.. I can also say it was horrible. No customer support.”
Aurora nights, husky yards, icebreakers and archipelago ferries — and the best of each.
