Finland is accessible in many ways – whether by plane, ferry, or car. Depending on where you're starting from and where you want to go, there are various options to reach your destination comfortably.
Von Lars Hahne
26 mars 2025
Helsinki-Vantaa Airport (HEL) is the largest airport in Finland, offering numerous connections both domestically and internationally. However, smaller airports like Rovaniemi (RVN) or Kittilä (KTT) also bring you directly to the most beautiful fishing regions. For a fishing holiday, flying is especially convenient if you don’t want to waste any time. At almost all airports, you can rent a car and continue your journey flexibly.
More information about the different airlines and their regulations can be found here:
Tip: On our homepage, you’ll find an interactive map with the most important airports and ferry terminals to help you plan your journey optimally!
Several ferry connections take you directly to Finland. Especially from Germany, Sweden, Estonia, or Poland, there are regular sailings to Helsinki, Turku, Vaasa, or Hanko. A ferry journey not only offers a relaxed crossing but also the opportunity to bring your own car – perfect for a flexible fishing holiday with plenty of gear.
More information about the Finnlienes ferry can be found here: Finnlienes ferry
Good to know: The crossing can be a real experience – with restaurants, shops, and even saunas on board!
Driving to Finland with your own car? No problem! You can either drive through Sweden and Norway or take a ferry from Germany or the Baltic States. Once you're there, you'll have maximum flexibility to easily reach remote fishing spots.
Advantage: Your own car means full control over your route – spontaneous fishing stops included!
Once you arrive in Finland, there are various ways to explore the country:
Car rental: Ideal for anglers who want to reach remote spots.
Bus & train: Good connections between cities, but not always ideal for remote fishing locations.
Domestic flights: Convenient if you want to quickly travel from Helsinki to the north, to Lapland, for example.
On our homepage, you'll find an interactive map with the most important airports and ferry terminals. This way, you can perfectly plan your route and see directly which travel option is best suited for your next fishing adventure!
Finland is waiting for you – secure your next fishing highlight and start your journey to the Nordic angler's paradise! 🎣
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