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Ferry to Norway from Sweden

Frequent Ferry Crossing Between Sweden and Norway

2.5 hours
35 miles
Up to 40 times per day
From: £46.00

Getting to Norway from Sweden by Ferry

If you’re planning to travel from Sweden to Norway, there are a few ferry options to consider. The most direct and convenient route is the ferry operated by Color Line and Fjord Line, which runs between Strömstad (Sweden) and Sandefjord (Norway).

Map: ferries from Sweden to Norway

2.5 hours
35 miles
Up to 40 times per day
From: £46.00

About this crossing

Direct Ferry: Strömstad to Sandefjord

  • Duration: Approximately 2.5 hours.
  • Operators: Color Line and Fjord Line.
  • Details: This ferry is ideal for cars, passengers, and freight, offering a smooth and scenic journey across the coastline.

Alternative Routes

  1. Via Denmark:

    • Gothenburg to Frederikshavn: Travel from Sweden to Denmark via this ferry connection.
    • From Frederikshavn, drive to Hirtshals, where you can take a ferry to Kristiansand in southern Norway.
  2. Gothenburg to Oslo (Currently Suspended):

    • There was a ferry connection between Gothenburg (Sweden) and Oslo (Norway), but this route was suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic and has not yet resumed.

Summary

For the most efficient journey, the Strömstad–Sandefjord ferry is probably the best option for a direct crossing between Sweden and Norway. For those looking for alternative routes or planning to explore Denmark along the way, the Gothenburg–Frederikshavn connection followed by the Hirtshals–Kristiansand ferry is a viable choice.

Choose the route that best suits your travel plans and enjoy the journey!

3h 15 mins
57 miles
Up to 7 times per day
From: £63.00
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255 miles
Once per day
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10h 30 mins.
180 miles
Once per day
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2h 15 mins.
81 miles
Up to 2 times per day
From: £34.00

Travelling to Norway from Sweden via Denmark

At first glance, travelling from Sweden to Norway via Denmark might not seem obvious. However, when you view a map of the Nordic region, the routes become clear and practical.


Route Options

  1. Sweden to Denmark (Gothenburg–Frederikshavn Ferry):

    • Travel by ferry from Gothenburg to Frederikshavn, then drive to Hirtshals.
    • From Hirtshals, you can sail to Kristiansand, Bergen, Larvik, or Langesund in Norway.
  2. Sweden to Denmark (via Öresund Bridge):

In the ferry maps below you can see how you would be able to combine Sweden – Denmark – Norway by ferry.

On board and ferry route maps

Strömstad is a charming seaside town situated on Sweden's west coast, famous for its picturesque archipelago and bustling harbour. It's a popular destination for summer holidays, offering a range of outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming, and kayaking. 

The town also boasts a vibrant culinary scene, with many seafood restaurants serving up fresh, locally sourced produce.

Sandefjord is a coastal town located on the southeast coast of Norway, with a rich maritime history and beautiful fjords. The town is home to a number of cultural attractions, including the Whaling Museum, which tells the story of Sandefjord's history as one of Norway's most significant whaling centres. 

The downtown area is a bustling hub of activity, with a range of shops, cafes, and restaurants to explore, making it the perfect place to relax and soak up the Norwegian culture

Prices and availability for this crossing.

What is the sailing schedule and the best alternative?

To check the sailing schedule and timetable for this crossing, and to find the best alternative, simply fill in the booking module for ferries to or from Norway and Sweden. This tool will provide up-to-date options, times, and routes to suit your travel needs.

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