Haugesund Ferry
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Haugesund Ferries Overview
Please note: The DFDS routes between Haugesund/Bergen/Stavanger (Norway) and Newcastle (England, UK) ceased operating on the 1st September 2008, therefore is no longer available to book with AFerry.com. We hope to have alternative ferries to Haugesund available soon.
About Haugesund
Located on Norway's western coast, Haugesund is flanked by a dramatic and beautiful landscape; with the glacier Folgefonna to north of the city and the beautiful mountain formation Preikestolen to the south it easy to understand why many Norwegians refer to the city as the pearl of the south-west.
Surrounded by a spectacular coastline and beautiful mountains, Haugesund also has gorgeous lush valleys, with smooth flowing rivers and calm serene lakes. The region also has many charming villages and lively, active towns all sewn together to create one of the most picturesque and attractive regions to visit in Europe.
Haugesund Terminal Facilities
The ferry terminal at Haugesund offer a range of facilities and with the port being so close to the town it is easy to take a short trip into the city to find any other facilities.
Getting There
By Car
From the north and south follow the number 47 road until you reach the city and then follow the signs and directions given for the port terminal.
From the east follow the E134 road until it joins with the number 47 road until you reach the city and then follow the signs and directions given for the port terminal.
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Haugesund Ferry - Terminal Map |
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Haugesund Ferry Addresses |
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Fjord Line : Garpeskjærskaienx, N5501, Norway
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