Can i get a ferry to norway

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This means that we can no longer accept leisure fare paying passengers on the freight routes through Immingham. Leisure passengers should refer to our passenger ferries section on the website for details on our passenger services.

Life In Norway never publishes fake news, there is no way to get to Norway directly from the UK via a ferry. Many thanks Jon. Do the ferries get booked up? Do you have a view? Really useful information. Our holidays now are basically where we can drive to with the dog! Would love to visit Norway with her. Fjordline allows dogs, they can either stay in the car or go up to the deck. All the carriers will have the answers in FAQ sections if you Google it.

I believe Colorline do too as I remember seeing a couple of dogs on the Larvik to Hirtshals ferry I took last year. I have driven to Sweden and back a couple of times 10 years ago over the Oresund Bridge but in the summer. I am now planning a Christmas family trip to Oslo and then Salen.

I already have winter tyres etc. I am interested to know if you have any knowledge of other routes to Norway such as Grenaa to Varberg south of Gothenberg which seems to be about a 4. Heading to Oslo there seem to be three alternatives including the Hirtshals — Larvik crossing. Just wondered if you have investigated any of these?

Thanks, Garry. I guess your choice depends on how quick you want to arrive, if you want to stop off new places and how much time you want to spend driving vs on a boat…. Kiel to Oslo they say is a bit like a mini cruise. Big family. We need to come back via Oslo. One relative who lives in Frankfurt has done the Frederikshaven to Oslo overnight ferry many times as it works well with the drive up from Germany and an overnight stay near the ferry for morning sailing and good on the way back as it is overnight.

I must admit I am all for a shorter ferry crossing so Hirtshals to Larvik appeals. He tried Grenaa to Varberg this year. I think I will compare pricings for the alternatives and then it will be a question of the most convenient timings.

Many thanks for the information. I live in Norway and have used many options in the past that are no longer available including Kristiansand to Newcastle. Kristiansand and Larvik to Hirtshals then Esberg to Harwich. I have also sailed to Hirtshals then driven to Dunkirk and crossed to Dover, in my opinion this is a good option to reduce the miles to be travelled by road.

My last return by ferry and car was from Hull to Rotterdam and then a drive through Holland , Germany and Sweden. I set off from Hull around overnight sail to Rotterdam, disembarking the next day and I arrived in my destination not so far from Oslo at the same day non-stop drive.

My mistake was choosing Rotterdam when I could have disembarked at Zeebrugger which is further north. The advantage was not having to wait for any scheduled sailing, waiting times, embarking and disembarking. The cost of sailing was not as expensive as such as DFDS and I liked the overnight break to make sure that I was well watered, fed and fresh for the drive. Border control between Sweden and Norway is also usually trouble free with very little waiting times depending upon the time of day that you arrive.

Zeebrugge is in Belgium, Rotterdam in the Netherlands and so is north of Zeebrugge. Hi , My partner lives in Norway we go to and fro by air normally. Last time I checked re UK cars in Norway I seem to remember there was a time limit on how long you care legally allowed to be there with it something like 3 months… Does that ring any bell with you or am, I getting that wrong?

Are they any extra taxes tolls as well. I suggest you talk about all the implications with your partner as there are many possibilities that will cost you far more money than you might think. We have no real organised plans etc. Probably would like the Western route taking in the fiords etc, would like to make it to the Arctic Circle maybe even to the far North West. We would be travelling in our 6. Basically we would appreciate any advice please. I was wondering if there are any tolls I should be considering on my way to Norway, and are there any tolls in Norway and how much if there are any.

Me and my son are going to travel to Norway in to travel the Atlantic Road to keep costs down we are thinking of hiring a motorhome in the UK and driving it there and back. Bearing that in mind has anybody got any ideas of how i go about finding campsites and stops there and along the way please. Easiest way to find a camping site is find the area on Google Maps and search for Camping. Bear in mind there are a lot of ferries on the west coast that can be pricey.

The Atlantic Road is awesome, though. Can anyone tell me what the crossing is like from Kristiansand to Hirtshals in November. Also, when do you need to have winter tyres in Norway.

Form April , there will be a ferry from Eemshaven Netherlands to Kristiansand, that would cut down a lot on the driving. Well my issue is a bit more complex. My problem is getting my bike shipped back to the UK from the North of Norway. Anyone with any ideas?

There is an alternative to flying. Is there a ferry to Norway from the UK? Read more : Ferries to Norway As a result, to get your car into Norway, you'll need to go on a bit of detour, but on the plus side you'll see more of Europe, get to put your foot down when you hit the unrestricted autobahn and avoid some of the general annoyances that only seem to ever crop up at UK airports. Why Take Your car to Norway? What's the best way to leave the UK and get to mainland Europe?

The first decision you'll have to make is how to leave UK shores, and there are six options, one of them by rail, the others by sea: Eurotunnel: minute crossing Dover to Calais: minute crossing Harwich to Hook of Holland: 8-hour crossing Hull to Rotterdam: hour crossing Hull to Zeebrugge: hour crossing Newcastle to Amsterdam: hour crossing Which one you take might depend on whereabouts in the UK you are starting your journey from, but the easiest, quickest, likely cheapest and one I recommend is the Eurotunnel.

What about the Immingham to Brevik freight ferry?