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Ferries to Norway
Schedules Overview
Smyril Lines offer sailings to Norway from
Denmark, from Bergen from Torshavn and
Hanstholm, and to Kristiansand from Larvik
and Hirtshals.
You can also book a ferry to Norway with
Stena Line, who offer ferries to Norway from
Denmark (Frederikshaven - Oslo).
You can also travel to Norway from Denmark
with DFDS Seaways, from Copenhagen to Oslo.
Smyril Lines also offer ferries to Norway
from Sweden (Stromstad to Sandefjord),
Germany (Kiel to Oslo) and Iceland
(Seysdisfjordur to Bergen).
Ferries to Norway
Destination Overview
Norway is a beautiful country with
breath-taking, diverse scenery of impressive
mountain ranges, stunning fjords and
cosmopolitan cities. Visit Oslo to
experience urban, modern living and visit
the many museums and cultural attractions
that Oslo offers, such as the Viking Ship
museum.
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Discover Norway
If you take a ferry to Norway you will see
the beautiful blue-green fjords already as
you enter the port. Fredrikstad , Bergen and
Olso are some of the largest harbours.
Norway is a country of contrasts with
dramatic mountain ranges, spectacular
fjords, cosmopolitan cities and historical
site.
The breathtaking fjords of the southwest are
Norway's most dramatic scenic features, but
there are many other reasons to visit this
sparsely populated land on the northern
fringe of Europe. There are good urban
destinations too - Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger
and Trondheim are its four largest cities.
Norway is one of the world's richest on a
per capita basis since the discovery of oil
in the late 1960s. It has been independent
of Swedish rule since 1905, and remains
outside the European Union.
Travelling in Norway
Norway ferries are an important feature of
daily life. All coastal towns are served by
ferries, catamarans and hydrofoils. The main
internal rail routes are: Oslo-Trondheim
(Dovre Line); Trondheim-Bodo (Nordland
Railway); Oslo-Bergen (Bergen Railway); and
Oslo-Stavanger (Sorland Railway).
Roads can be of variable quality (especially
under freezing winter conditions in the
north). That is why the numerous Norway car
ferries are so important to cross the
fjords.
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Things to see
Saltstraumen is the world's most
powerful maelstrom - which is a
strong tidal current located some
30km (19 miles) east of the northern
city of Bodo. Huge whirlpools are
formed in this torrent of water.
When in the capital, don't miss
Oslo's excellent collection of
museums, including the Thor
Heyerdahl Kon-tiki Museum and the
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