Ferries to Norway
If you’re looking to travel to Norway by ferry, unfortunately there are no direct passenger options from the UK. The last passenger ferry to Norway from the UK closed in 2008. You best option is now sailing to Holland and then catching a 2nd ferry from Denmark to Norway. Alternatively you can sail direct to Norway from Denmark, Germany or Sweden.
Ferries to UK to Holland
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Car & 4 passengers from £185Car & 4 passengers from €184
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Car & 4 passengers from £323Car & 4 passengers from €266
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Car & 4 passengers from £462Car & 4 passengers from €270
A drive from the Amsterdam area to Frederikshavn in Denmark will take just over 10 hours, whilst you’ll save an hour drive going to Copenhagen, but the sailing from Frederikshavn is almost half the time.
Ferries to Norway From Denmark
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Car & 4 passengers from £117Car & 4 passengers from €1
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Car & 4 passengers from £154Car & 4 passengers from €178
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Car & 4 passengers from £156Car & 4 passengers from €180
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Car & 4 passengers from £168Car & 4 passengers from €1
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Car & 4 passengers from £168Car & 4 passengers from €1
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Car & 4 passengers from £178Car & 4 passengers from €1
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Car & 4 passengers from £179Car & 4 passengers from €1
The ferry from Copenhagen to Oslo connects the capitals of Denmark and Norway. The route is operated by DFDS. The sailing occurs onboard the Pearl Seaways and Crown Seaways. The route takes 19 hours and occurs six times a week. The ferry from Frederikshavn to Oslo connects Denmark with Norway. The route is also operated by DFDS. The sailing occurs onboard the Pearl Seaways and Crown Seaways. The route takes 10 hours 30 minutes and occurs four times a week.
If you sailing from Denmark to Norway you can also sail on the Hirtshals to Kristiansand or the Hirtshals to Larvik route. Both routes are operated by Color Line. The Hirtshals to Kristiansand sailing occurs onboard the Super Speed 1 or the Super Speed 2. The crossing takes 3 hours and 15 minutes and occurs 14 times a week. The Hirtshals Larvik sailing occurs onboard the Super Speed 1 or the Super Speed 2. The crossing takes 3 hours and 55 minutes and occurs 14 times a week.
If you are sailing from Denmark to Norway you can also sailing with Fjord Line. They operate three routes between the two countries. The first is Hirtshals to Bergen, which occurs 7 times a week, with a crossing time of 18 hours. The second is Hirtshals to Kristainsand, which occurs 3 times a day, with a crossing time of 3 hours and 45 minutes. The third is Hirtshals to Stavanger, which occurs 8 times a week and takes 11 hours and 45 minutes.
If you wish to sail from Germany, then you can sail on the Kiel to Oslo route with Color Line. The sailing occurs on board either the Color Fantasy or the Color Magic. The crossing takes around 20 hours and occurs 7 times a week.
If you wish to sail from Sweden, then you can sail on the Strömstad to Sandefjord route, which is operated by Color Line. This sailing occurs on board the Color Hybrid. The crossing takes around 2 hours and 30 minutes and occurs 13 times a week.
Where ever you may be heading to in Norway we are sure you will agree you have plenty of options on sailing to Norway.
Destination Guides
If you are looking for some inspiration for place to go and see in Norway. Why not check out our Norway Destination Guide for some hints and tips. We have lots of ideas of things to see and do in Norway.
