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M/S Silver Sky is Hopealinjat’s modern restaurant ship cruising on Lake Pyhäjärvi. The vessel was launched on May 27, 2014. Its home port is Laukontori, right in the heart of Tampere and only a short walk from the Central Square. Just minutes away rise the beautiful ridges of Pyynikki and Pispala.
The ship features a spacious, open main dining hall that truly shines once the vessel reaches open water. Large panoramic windows line the room, offering unobstructed views of the lake. At the front of the ship, you’ll find a sound system and, when needed, a projector screen for presentations. The front area is roomy enough to accommodate a live band.
The lower-deck dining room seats 80 guests at once. For larger groups, additional seating is arranged on the upper deck. Meals are typically served from a generous buffet, with several menu options available. The upper-deck private room is ideal for smaller groups and includes a large screen for presentations. Both decks have well-equipped bars serving cruise guests. The upper deck also features a spacious yet sheltered sun deck, perfect for enjoying the passing lake scenery, while the bow deck offers a refreshing breeze. Come experience Finland’s finest inland restaurant ship.
M/S Silver Sky – Capacity
A plentiful buffet meal is served on board, offering a selection of delicious cold starters and warm dishes. We focus on high-quality ingredients and modern flavours from Finland and around the world. Menus can be chosen from several pre-designed options.
M/S Silver Moon is a large twin-hull passenger vessel built in 1996. The lower deck features a spacious dining hall that seats 86 guests. The upper deck includes a 40-seat private room and a large sun deck ideal for enjoying the lakeside scenery. As a traditional inland waterway vessel, its structure allows it to dock even in shallow harbours. Its interior combines practicality with nostalgic charm, making it a favourite among many passengers.
The ship is equipped with a sound system and a projector screen for presentations. Its versatile spaces suit many types of events — even a 90s disco has been held on board. The sun deck and bow deck together accommodate up to 58 guests.
M/S Silver Moon – Capacity
A generous buffet meal is served on board, offering a selection of cold starters and warm dishes. We focus on high-quality ingredients and modern flavours from Finland and abroad. Menus can be chosen from several pre-designed options.
M/S Tammerkoski is a large twin-hull passenger vessel built in 1994. It underwent a complete life-cycle renovation in 2023, renewed from keel to roof, including a fully redesigned interior. The main hall features movable furniture, allowing the space to be adapted for a wide range of events. The ship is especially popular for parties, where the entire lower deck can be transformed into a dance floor.
The ship includes a sound system and, upon request, a projector and screen for presentations. The sun deck and bow deck together accommodate up to 60 guests.
M/S Tammerkoski – Capacity
Catering can be ordered from our selection of pre-designed menus. The ship does not have a full kitchen on board.
S/S Tarjanne is a legendary steamship built in 1908. It operates in the summer between Tampere, Ruovesi, and Virrat along the historic Poet’s Route. The journey follows Lake Näsijärvi through the Murole Canal to Ruovesi and onward to Virrat, passing many interesting sights along the way.
Tarjanne is the last long-distance passenger steamship in Finland and the oldest in the world still operating on its original route. During the voyage, passengers can experience the iconic steam whistle and enjoy a meal in the restaurant designed by Akseli Gallen-Kallela.
S/S Tarjanne – Capacity
Tarjanne’s home port is Mustalahti Harbour in Tampere, next to Särkänniemi.
M/S Ratina is a vessel built in 1952 and used for passenger transport to Viikinsaari. It accommodates 180 passengers and offers 90 seats. The ship has both upper and lower decks as well as a large sun deck. There are also a few seats at the bow.
M/S Ratina – Capacity