By plane

Troms has three airports with direct connections with Oslo Airport Gardermoen:

• Harstad/Narvik Airport Evenes
• Bardufoss Airport
• Tromsø Airport

Sørkjosen Airport in Northern Troms is a smaller airport with flights to Tromsø and various destinations in Finnmark, including Kirkenes.

By car

Three European highways pass through the county of Troms:

• E6 goes from the north to the south and is not reliant on ferry connections
• E10 connects Nordland, Lofoten and Southern Troms with Kiruna in Sweden
• E8 connects Troms with Finland

The Coastal Route is an alternative south-north drive through the county. With fjords and ferries it provides a different motoring experience than E6.

Troms is also covered by a network of county and municipal roads.

By ferry  

Year-round connections:

• Harstad - Ibestad (Sørrollnes)
• Vikran – Larseng
• Olderdalen – Lyngseidet
• Svensby – Breivikeidet
• Refsnes – Flesnes
• Grytøy –Bjarkøy
• Stornes – Bjarkøy

Summer connections:

• Gryllefjord – Andenes. For timetables and booking, please contact the ferry company Senja Ferries.
• Botnhamn – Brensholmen. For timetables and booking, please send an email to the ferry copany Torghatten Nord.

For timetables and booking, please contact the Senja Ferries.

Hurtigruten (The Norwegian Coastal Voyage)

The long-established Hurtigruten calls at Harstad, Finnsnes, Tromsø and Skjervøy on both northbound and southbound voyages.

Express boats

• Harstad – Finnsnes – Tromsø
• Tromsø – Vikran – Tennskjær – Lysnes
• Tromsø – Skjervøy
• Skjervøy – Kvænangen and islands
• Harstad – Engenes – Brøstadbotn – Salangsverket
• Harstad – Bjarkøystedene – Senja

By bus

Veolia serves routes in Southern Troms, TIRB has routes covering virtually the entire county, while Senja Rutebil serves routes on the island of Senja. Tromsbuss provides a local bus service in the city of Tromsø and surrounding areas. Nor-Way Bussekspress has bus connections with the rest of Norway.