Old City Harbour cruise terminal
Logi tn 4/2, Tallinn, Estonia
Cruise terminal and promenade area; distinct from ferry terminals A and D.
Port reference
Tallinn's ocean cruise facilities lie in the Old City Harbour area, known locally as Vanasadam. The cruise terminal and its promenade are distinct from the regular ferry terminals A and D. An address used to board a ferry to Helsinki does not automatically identify the passenger entrance for an ocean cruise. Confirm the berth and permitted access route from the sailing documents.
Coordinates identify the general port, not a passenger entrance. A dash means the value has not been independently verified.
The Port of Tallinn identifies the cruise terminal at Logi tn 4/2. Its published access guidance points to the cruise-area entrance near the Logi and Rumbi street junction. Keep the cruise facility's actual name when booking a transfer, because a driver selecting a generic harbour terminal can arrive at a different building. Check the final walk or vehicle access with the operator for your own departure.
The port's current public transport information describes tram T2 linking Kopli, Vanasadam and the airport. The Vanasadam stop is associated with the ferry-terminal area, not the cruise terminal doorway. An additional harbour-side connection or walk remains. Check the current operating notice and the complete route before assuming that an airport tram stops beside the ship.
For an arrival through the city's railway connections, continue to the actual cruise entrance rather than treating a city station as the port. Likewise, ferry-terminal bus routes should not be represented as direct services to every cruise berth. A cruise-line shuttle can have its own availability and boarding point. Confirm those arrangements for the call instead of relying on a previous sailing's transfer pattern.
Tallinn's Old Town offers historic streets and city walls, while Toompea is the upper-town visiting area. Cobblestones, gradients and the route back to the harbour matter when choosing an independent walk. Do not equate the public promenade's opening arrangements with cruise check-in hours. Allow for the ship's own return deadline and the actual distance from the assigned berth.
The port's current forward schedule contains repeated TUI Cruises and Ponant visits in November and December 2026. These provisional bookings support the regular links without treating a shipping agent as a cruise line. An older general port page includes historical operators and is not used as a current brand list. The coordinate marks Tallinn generally rather than the terminal's door.
Logi tn 4/2, Tallinn, Estonia
Cruise terminal and promenade area; distinct from ferry terminals A and D.
Port guidance lists tram T2 to Vanasadam from the airport; allow the separate final approach to the cruise entrance.
City railway connections require a separate onward journey to the cruise-area entrance.
Vanasadam tram and ferry terminals are distinct from the cruise terminal at Logi tn 4/2.
Connections reflect published programmes, not a guarantee for a particular sailing. Pending and future calls can change.
Approximate straight-line distances between general port coordinates, not road or sailing routes. Proximity does not imply an available connection.
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Tallinn — OpenStreetMapLast checked:
Logi tn4/2; access near Logi/Rumbi, not ferryA/D.
Current T2 Kopli–Vanasadam–Airport. Vanasadam stop by ferryA, not cruise door; old tram4 not copied.
8unique futurecalls Oct29snapshot. MeinSchiffFlow Nov3/Dec1; Charcot Nov23 Dec2/11/20. Planned not completed; no agent-brand confusion. Stale generic Pullmantur list excluded.
Upper-town viewpoint routes; not all flat gangway walks.
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, CC BY4.0; general location reference, not a terminal entrance.