Getting here by ferry

There may be changes to ferry and boat timetables because of the coronavirus situation.

There are regular ferry routes to Norway from Denmark, Germany, and Sweden. Most operators offer package deals for cars with passengers and discounts for seniors, students, and children.

Instead of a car, you can bring your bikes, or you can go without any means of transportation and travel green through Norway. And when we’re talking about the environment – several of the ferry providers use more environmentally friendly fuel than before, and if you dock in Oslo or Kristiansand, you’ll be happy to know that the majority of the ferries connect to land-power to lower emissions.

Ferries to Norway from Denmark

Copenhagen–Oslo

17 hours 15 minutes. Operated by DFDS Seaways 7 times a week.

Hirtshals–Kristiansand

2 hours 15 minutes. Operated by Fjord Line 3 times a day.
3 hours 15 minutes. Operated by Color Line 14 times a week.

Hirtshals–Larvik

3 hours 45 minutes. Operated by Color Line 14 times a week.

Hirtshals–Langesund

4 hours 30 minutes. Operated by Fjord Line 7 times a week.

Hirtshals–Stavanger

10 hours 30 minutes. Operated by Fjord Line 7 times a week.

Hirtshals–Bergen

16 hours 30 minutes. Operated by Fjord Line 7 times a week.

Ferries to Norway from Sweden

Strömstad–Sandefjord

2 hours 30 minutes. Operated by Color Line 4 times a day and Fjord Line 14 times a week.

Ferries to Norway from Germany

Kiel–Oslo

20 hours. Operated by Color Line 7 times a week.