Bergen
Skoltegrunnskaien ferry port
Car
ferries and cruise ships come in to a terminal at the outer edge
of Bergen's main harbour. The
"HurtigRuta" boats - the Norwegian Coastal Voyage ships
that run up and down the Norwegian coast - dock on the south side
of the city centre, about 2 km away.
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Basic information
The car ferry port in Bergen
is at Skoltegrunnskaien, which is at the outer end of the north side
of the main harbour (Vaagen), about 1 km from the fish market at the
inner end.
There are ferries to Denmark, UK (England and Shetland) Faroe and
Iceland.
Transport to / from:
Buses pass the ferry terminal.
It is about 1.5 km to the railway station and 2 km to the bus terminal.
Most of the fast boat services leave from the other side of the harbour.
It is a short drive to the E39 /E16 main road.
Ferry lines and routes:
Fjord
line operates a route to Hanstholm Denmark
via Haugesund and Egersund, using "M.S. Atlantic Traveller".
DFDS Seaways
now operates the ferry to Newcastle England via Haugesund
and Stavanger, with the newly renovated "M.S. Princess
of Norway"
Color Line operates
"M.S. Prinsesse Ragnhild" to Hirtshals
Denmark via Stavanger.
Smyril line
operates "Norruna" from March to September
to Lerwick (Shetland), Torshavn (Faroe Islands)
and Iceland
Disclaimer:
Please be aware that ferry
lines do change routes and schedules - sometimes at short notice -
and we do not guarantee that this information is complete, accurate
or up to date.
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