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Norway Ferry Map

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GETTING AROUND NORWAY

Norway Ferry Map

Norway's car ferries are part of the road system — this map shows the major connections as real sea routes across the fjords and out to the islands.

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Each blue line is a car-ferry crossing; dots mark the ports. Routes follow the actual sea path, not a straight line. Hover a line to see its name.

How ferries fit into a Norway road trip

There are around 130 ferry connections in Norway. In many regions they are not optional scenic extras — they are the normal way to cross a fjord, reach an island, or continue a road where no bridge or tunnel exists. If you are driving across the country, ferries are part of almost every long route.

Most car ferries take vehicles on a turn-up-and-go basis, though some popular summer crossings can be booked ahead. Prices depend on vehicle length, and they add up quickly on a ferry-heavy route.

Save up to 50% on ferry fares

With an AutoPASS for ferry prepayment agreement, private customers pay 50% of the normal fare on most included crossings — a real saving on a long road trip. The AutoPASS tag alone only gives about 10%. We explain exactly how to set it up, how much to prepay, and which ferries are excluded in our guide to the 50% AutoPASS ferry discount.

Plan the rest of your route

For route ideas and the stops worth making between crossings, see the Norway roadtrip planner and the Norway places guide.

Plan your Norway trip in one smart map

Fluffy™ Norway Trip Planner is built for one thing: turning a messy "somewhere in Norway" idea into a clear route you can actually follow. Tell Fluffy when you're traveling, who you're with, how active you want to be – and the planner curates a custom mix of fjords, viewpoints, easy walks and bigger adventures.

Whether you're starting with classic Oslo attractions and day trips from Oslo, flying to Bergen for some Bergen sightseeing, or chasing the northern lights around Tromsø, Bodø, Narvik or Alta, the planner connects it all into one route. Road-tripping through western Norway around Aurland, Gudvangen, Loen, Olden, Voss and Stryn? Hopping between islands in Lofoten – Svolvær, Leknes, Å i Lofoten, Henningsvær, Hamnøy? Or mixing cities like Stavanger, Trondheim, Kristiansand and Lillehammer with quiet fjord villages? Fluffy keeps the puzzle pieces in order.

After five quick steps, you get a personalized map of Norway with recommended places across northern, western and southern Norway – sent straight to Google Maps. Open it on your phone, tick off spots as you go, and adjust on the fly. You bring the curiosity; Fluffy brings the map.

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