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Ferry routes from Oslo

Oslo's port offers voyages by ferry to four ports in Denmark and Germany. Three principal ferry companies run these sailings. Color Line, Stena Line and DFDS Seaways are well established and reputed ferry operators running the routes.

Oslo to Copenhagen ferries

DFDS Seaways operates one daily sailing to Copenhagen, Denmark's capital. It takes the craft about 16 hours to reach the Port of Copenhagen from Oslo. Over four million people pass through Copenhagen port annually travelling to or from Oslo.

The facility is the region's principal port and also the Copenhagen's waterfront. The Danish city is one of Europe's friendliest and safest, and compared with Stockholm, Oslo and Helsinki, the most affordable.

Oslo to Kiel ferries

Color Line operates six weekly sailings to Kiel in Germany, each taking approximately 19 hours. Kiel is Schleswig-Holstein's capital which is a German province. The city is situated in northern Germany and its port is one of the most vital and versatile on the Baltic Sea, with over fifty scheduled weekly crossings to destinations in Scandinavia and the Baltics. The facility provides a main gateway to Russia, the Scandinavian countries, and the Baltic States. Kiel is well linked by road and rail with all the other German provinces.

Oslo to Frederikshavn ferries

Stena Line provides five sailings per week between Oslo and Frederikshavn, Denmark. It takes the ferries approximately 8 hours, 30 minutes to arrive in Frederikshavn from Oslo.

This vital port links destinations in Sweden and Norway. Frederikshavn is located the north of the country on the Jutland peninsula's northeast coast. Throughout history the port has been a naval base of some strategic importance because of its advantageous proximity to Baltic Sea's entrance. Additionally, the place is also renowned for fishing, and its industrial and fishing harbours.

Oslo to Hirtshals ferries

Up to six weekly sailings between Oslo and the Danish Port of Hirtshals are operated by Color Line. The duration of the sea voyage lasts about 10 hours. Hirtshals is a chief fishing port. The town is situated in northern Denmark in the Jutland peninsula.

The town has a unique atmosphere and boasts a vibrant shopping centre. The centre houses 60 special outlets, nine supermarkets and a number of fine grocery shops. There is plenty of music and entertainment on offer for kids and the older generation alike. In the town you will find about 20 bars, café and restaurants serving mouth-watering culinary delights.

All of the vessels the companies operate are designed according the highest safety and comfort standards.