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Tuule Liinid

The ferry lifeline to remote Ruhnu island

Muratsi, Saaremaa, Estonia

Tuule Liinid ferryPhoto: Adeliine / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)
8
Routes
6
Ports
2h 15m
Avg crossing
Catamaran Runö
Vessels

Tuule Liinid is the ferry lifeline to remote Ruhnu island and based in Muratsi, Saaremaa, Estonia. It operates 8 ferry routes serving 6 ports. Across its network, crossings average about 2h 15m.

Timetables

Which routes does Tuule Liinid operate?

8 routes with live schedules.

Tuule Liinid ferry routes: crossing, route, weekly sailings and number of operators
RouteCrossingSailingsOperatorsCountry
Kelnase (Prangli)Leppneeme (Viimsi)1h1Estonia
Leppneeme (Viimsi)Kelnase (Prangli)1h1Estonia
MunalaidRingsu (Ruhnu)2h 30m1Estonia
Ringsu (Ruhnu)Munalaid2h 30m1Estonia
Ringsu (Ruhnu)Roomassaare (Saaremaa)2h 30m1Estonia
Roomassaare (Saaremaa)Ringsu (Ruhnu)2h 30m1Estonia
PärnuRingsu (Ruhnu)3h1Estonia
Ringsu (Ruhnu)Pärnu3h1Estonia
Ringsu (Ruhnu)3 routes
Kelnase (Prangli)1 route
Leppneeme (Viimsi)1 route
Munalaid1 route
Pärnu1 route
Roomassaare (Saaremaa)1 route

Network

Where does Tuule Liinid sail?

Tuule Liinid sails to 6 ports.

Experience

Onboard & services

  • Passenger catamaran
  • Light vehicle & cargo
  • Island-resident discounts
  • Online tickets
  • Private Estonian operator of the Ruhnu island ferry
  • Took over the Ruhnu line from Kihnu Veeteed in 2022
  • Sails to Ruhnu from Pärnu, Munalaid and Roomassaare (Saaremaa)
  • Seasonal, state-subsidised public-service route
  • Worked by the Estonian-built catamaran Runö

About

About Tuule Liinid

Tuule Liinid is the private Estonian operator that runs the ferry lifeline to Ruhnu, a tiny, remote island in the Gulf of Riga. Based at Muratsi on Saaremaa, it took over the Ruhnu service in 2022 from Kihnu Veeteed and runs it as a state-tendered public-service route.

The Ruhnu line

Ruhnu is reached from three harbours, changing with the season: Pärnu–Ruhnu and Munalaid–Ruhnu on the mainland side, and Roomassaare–Ruhnu from Saaremaa. It is a seasonal passenger and light-cargo service, roughly spring to autumn, that keeps the small island community connected to both the mainland and Saaremaa.

Vessel and fares

The route is worked by the small Estonian-built catamaran Runö (in service since 2012), which carries passengers and a handful of vehicles or palletised cargo. Fares are in euros, with reduced tickets for eligible island residents on this subsidised connection. (Estonia's high-volume big-island routes, Virtsu–Kuivastu and Rohuküla–Heltermaa, are run by a different operator, TS Laevad.)

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where does Tuule Liinid sail?

Tuule Liinid operates 8 ferry routes and serves 6 ports in Estonia, including Kelnase (Prangli), Leppneeme (Viimsi), Munalaid, Pärnu, Ringsu (Ruhnu), Roomassaare (Saaremaa).

Can I take a car on Tuule Liinid ferries?

Yes — Tuule Liinid operates vehicle-carrying ferries on some routes. Book vehicle space in advance, especially in peak season, and check the specific crossing for size limits.

What facilities are available on Tuule Liinid ferries?

Tuule Liinid ferries typically offer Passenger catamaran, Light vehicle & cargo, Island-resident discounts, Online tickets. Facilities vary by vessel and route — check the specific sailing for details.

How early should I arrive for a Tuule Liinid ferry?

Arrive at the terminal at least 30–60 minutes before a Tuule Liinid departure as a foot passenger, and allow longer with a vehicle. Boarding and check-in times vary by port and route — confirm with Tuule Liinid.

How do I find Tuule Liinid ferry times?

Browse the live timetables for every Tuule Liinid route on this page. Schedules are updated as the operator publishes them — always confirm with Tuule Liinid before travelling, as sailings change seasonally.

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