Ferry To Norway - Latest Country Information, Reviews And Ships
Norway is one of the most stunning tourist destinations in the world, renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. Known as the land of the Vikings and fjords, Norway offers a fascinating journey through time, with attractions like the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo and historic stave churches. Its unparalleled landscapes make Norway a dream destination for nature enthusiasts, from majestic fjords like Geirangerfjord to the Arctic wonder of the Northern Lights.
The capital of Norway, Oslo, is a popular choice for city breaks or longer holidays. Why not combine a trip to Oslo with a visit to the Munch Museum or the iconic Vigeland Sculpture Park?
Many visitors are drawn to the serene beauty of the Lofoten Islands, with their dramatic peaks and fishing villages, while others prefer the charming coastal towns of Bergen and Stavanger, known for their colourful wooden houses and access to iconic fjords. Norway’s crisp air, unspoiled wilderness, and peaceful atmosphere make it a haven of tranquillity and adventure, perfect for travellers seeking a unique and unforgettable experience.
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Monday, August 10, 2026
Norway Ports And Ferry Routes
Bergen
Kristiansand
Langesund
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Larvik
Oslo
Sandefjord
Frequently Asked Questions About Norway
Frequently Asked Questions About Norway
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Reviews for Norway
Reviews for Norway
We, or rather the entire…
We, or rather the entire group crossing at different times (approximately 25 people), feel that you should **clearly state in advance during the booking process that a mobile phone, even when not in use at all, can cost an exorbitant amount of money if you do not switch it off.** In our case, it amounts to approximately **€30 per person**, even though the phone was not used. So, with two people, you can easily end up spending at least **€60**, without being informed of this beforehand and without having done anything with it. I assume that you do not earn anything from this yourselves and that it is mainly the providers who eagerly collect this money. But that is precisely why we believe this needs to be communicated much more clearly in advance. **This is simply not fair to the customer.** Afterwards, I heard from friends who had the same experience and were with three people: **€90 in extra costs**, even though they had not used their phones either. They told us that apparently you can avoid this by putting your phone on airplane mode. That is a painfully large amount of money to simply lose for something you are unaware of and haven't done anything with. Especially since we made the evening/night crossing and were therefore anything but occupied with our mobile phones. Anyway, I am sharing this based on my experience as a former **SLS and Marketing Manager at DHL Express**: in my opinion, this is primarily a matter of **clear and honest communication with the customer**. If you know that a customer can lose €30 per person because of this without actually using their mobile phone, then as far as I am concerned, this should be **clearly stated before the booking**. We advocate for honesty and transparency, and actually expect the same from our service providers. Sincerely, Jos Derekx / Peeters Goedele
We wanted to get to…
We wanted to get to the other side safely and comfortably. We succeeded. :-)
Smoothly!
Smoothly!