The Port of Larvik, situated on Norway’s southern coast, is a key hub for ferry travel, offering regular connections to destinations like Denmark. Known for its modern facilities and efficient services, the port provides a seamless travel experience for both passengers and vehicles.
Located near Larvik’s charming town centre, the port gives travellers easy access to local attractions, including beautiful beaches, cultural sites, and the scenic Norwegian countryside. Its convenient location makes it a popular choice for exploring Norway and Scandinavia.

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Upon arrival at the port entrance, there will be well signposted areas indicating check-in locations and leading to different areas at the port. All passengers will enter at the departures entrance. Foot passengers will continue slightly left of the entrance leading to the Color Line building. Foot Passengers will then check-in within the terminal building and use the convenient walkways to access the embarkment area.
Modes of Transport: Foot passenger, Bicycle

Upon arrival at the port entrance, there will be well signposted areas indicating check-in locations, all passengers will enter at the departures entrance. The direction in which vehicle passengers should take once entered is directly ahead and straight on. Vehicle passengers will continue through the lanes and enter the vehicle check-in lines. Multiple check-in lanes make the process smooth and easy. Motorists will then follow the lanes around to the embarkment area in which all passengers will board.
Modes of Transport: Standard Car, Van (passenger), Motorcycle

Pleasant and peaceful journey
Everything was perfect! I'd love to come back 😊
I had to book the ferry at short notice and therefore had to pay the full price, which I felt was relatively high for a 4-hour journey. I had also booked a business seat to have some comfort after a long drive, but unfortunately, I discovered a defect in the seat I was assigned. The socket for the reading light in the seat was torn out, and the button to turn it off was broken, so the light stayed on all the time and bothered me.