Lietvirk — Vorlenna Transit Authority

Viis vaia, yks linna.
Five lines, one city.

We run the boats, the trains and the trams of Vorlenna — five lines across five islands in the Serelian Sea (Serel Hav), from the first train at 05:30 to the last one after midnight.

Teated · Service notices

Before you travel

29 June – 9 August 2026

Talraan / Tallis Square: lift replacement. The station lift is being replaced and Talraan is not step-free during the works. If you need level access, travel to Talliskena / Tallis Bridge, where staff can arrange onward assistance. M1 trains call at Talraan as normal.

4 – 18 August 2026

Solvik / Solmaa Harbour: pier renovation. The eastern berth at Solvik will be renewed in early August. After 21:00, F1 sailings will turn at Mirenlin / Miren Fortress, and a shuttle boat will connect Mirenlin with Solvik and Solranda. Daytime sailings are unaffected. Full details will be posted at all piers from 28 July.

until 31 August 2026

Summer timetable in effect. The summer timetable runs until 31 August. F1 Sun Ferry sailings are strengthened on fine weekends; check the departure boards at Vesvor before travelling to the beaches.

Lietat · Live departures

Next services, right now

Computed from our published timetables and your device's clock — the same board that hangs in the Keskraan ticket hall.

Lietat · Departures

Next departures (text version)

    Vorlenna

    Where the lines take you

    A green Lietvirk tram rolling along the Orsavik harbour promenade past old gabled houses

    The old town by tram

    The T1 Randavai hugs the shore from the Tallis bridge to West Point — the slowest, prettiest twenty-two minutes in Vorlenna.

    T1 timetable →
    A white and teal Lietvirk ferry passing the stone walls of the Miren fortress at sea

    Out to the islands

    The F1 Solvai calls at the Miren fortress and the Solranda beaches every forty minutes, all summer long.

    F1 sailings →
    The platform at Keskraan metro station, with a red M1 train and bilingual station signage

    Under the sound

    The M1 Vorvai runs beneath the Ruu Sound from the university to South Point — every five minutes at peak.

    M1 timetable →
    Kortit · Tickets

    One ticket, every mode

    A single Ykskorti covers metro, tram and ferry for 90 minutes. The Tavkorti day pass pays for itself on the third ride — and the sea views come free.

    Fares & passes
    Single, 1 zone
    ʟ2.40
    Single, 3 zones
    ʟ4.80
    Day pass, all zones
    ʟ9.60
    Monthly, all zones
    ʟ68.00