EURAIL Pass | FERRY Stockholm to Helsinki FINLAND | Day 16

There's our ride. >> Close the sale. >> Never mind. That's our ride over there. It looks way prettier. >> Where do we go from? Where do we go from here? >> Cinderella. Cinderella. There goes my Cinderella looking for her slipper. Cinderella. That way. Hey, we got our cabin. This thing is not a ferry. This is a little cruise ship. Let's go explore. >> Okay. Do we dare go for spa and wellness? To be honest, since we're heading back towards Southeast Asia soon, it is really hard to justify any kind of spa treatments as I walk backwards into my beautiful life. Um because they're so cheap and wonderful over Southeast Asia. There are some rules about duty-free and they are living it to the max here on the old uh international ferry/cruise ship. They even have entertainment. This is awesome. They're using our U Rail Pass. This cost us $50 for the cabin to go from Stockholm overnight to Helsinki. And we were wondering if the prices on the ship for food were going to be crazy, but those are actually the same as they are downtown. >> It's not cheap, but uh those are no more expensive than that is in Stockholm. >> We might not even have to smuggle food on board the next time. [Music] I've already had some amazing views of Stockholm, but this might be the best one yet. [Music] [Music] So far, every male member of the crew that I've met is at least a head taller than me. Not kidding. >> And this wide. >> They're all giants. I was just imagining them piling off of ships dressed up as Vikings. Well, being Vikings back in the day. That would have been absolutely horrifying. [Music] [Music] There goes stuckle. [Music] What a comfortable, relaxing, and enjoyable way to make the transit between these two cities. Even if a flight was cheaper, we would choose the ferry 10 times out of 10. [Music] >> Watching ice hockey on a ferry between Stockholm and Helsinki is about the most Scandinavian thing ever. >> And to all a good night. >> The next time you complain about Starbucks being expensive, you should try to get coffee on a ferry in Finland. That'll give you some perspective. >> We're going to have to sell the house. >> Welcome to Helsinki, Finland, Katie. >> Thank you. I don't even know which country this is. Number-wise, it doesn't matter. But weather's not uh not quite as great as we've been getting. But looking forward to exploring yet another beautiful Scandinavian city. [Music] >> Keep drinking this coffee. >> Lick the thumbs up and subscribe. Oh, >> no. That was good. >> That was good. That was good.