• Kristiansand
• Oslo
• Kiel
• Hirtshals
• Sandefjord
• Stromstad
• Larvik
• Stavanger
• Bergen

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Centrally located on the South coast of Norway, Kristiansand offers convenient domestic as well as international travel and transportation - by sea, rail and road. Because of short ferry crossings and frequent sailings to neighbouring countries, Kristiansand ferry port is frequently referred to as Norway's "Gateway to Europe”. With weekly sailings by DFDS Seaways between Kristiansand, Gothenburg and the UK and weekly crossings to Denmark with Color Line, Kristiansand ferry port is an ideal destination or departure point.

Situated in northern Denmark, Hirtshals is in the county of North Jutland. Hirtshals is surrounded by amazing scenery, with the sea on one side and on the other dunes and low hills and peat bogs. There are frequent ferry crossings to and from Norway operated by Color Line sailing between Hirtshals & Oslo, Hirtshals & Kristiansand, Hirtshals, Stavanger and Bergen via modern conventional ferries and fast ferry sailings during the summer season.

Stromstad offers a multiplicity of events and activities with everything from marine biology lectures to festivals, from summer music in Stromstad church to nightclub performances. The Strömstad ferry also provides the fastest route across the sea to Norway via Sandefjord and with many departures and arrivals every day it's easy to save your self hours of dreary driving. Sandefjord is located approximately 1 hours driving south of Oslo, so instead of driving and queuing for more than 3 hours you can enjoy a pleasurable ferry trip.

Sandefjord is a cultural town that combines history with what is modern and trendy. Follow in the footsteps of the Viking’s, shop in the small specialized stores, have a gourmet meal, enjoy fresh coffee at one of the cosy cafés, visit Europe's only Whaling Museum, or take a walk among the lovely sculptures of the town. To and from Sweden via Strömstad, Sandefjord port also offers the fastest connection to southern Norway via ferry with Color Line with daily departures.

Located at the south-east coast of Norway, Larvik ferry port is an important junction between road and sea transport. There are daily ferry connections to and from Denmark, train connections to and from Oslo and further to Gardermoen international airport. Larvik is 25 minutes journey by car to Torp international airport. The highway, E18, runs behind the town and leads south to Kristiansand and north to Oslo.

Bergen - the capital of the fjord country is a colourful mixture of Norwegian charm and culture. It is Norway's second largest city, founded in 1070, and set amidst seven towering mountains. Bergen is full of history and has over 20 museums and art galleries. Bergen ferry port is a busy international port and may well be your first stop in Norway. International ferries arrive at Skoltegrunnskaien, the quay just beyond Bergenhus fortress, on the east side of the harbour; domestic ferries line up on the opposite side of the harbour at the Strandkaiterminalen.

The North Sea has always been important to Stavanger ferry port. Stavanger is Norway’s fourth largest city located on the southwest coast of Norway. Stavanger is often referred to as Norway's largest ‘small town’. Everyone in Stavanger knows someone who knows someone else, but Stavanger is more cosmopolitan and international than any comparable Norwegian city. This area, near the international ferries is composed of small, wooden houses and cobble-stone roads. This all combines with an international atmosphere which is blended with the city's own charm and arrivals via DFDS Seaways Newcastle ferry and Color Lines Hirtshal ferry.

Oslo is the oldest of the Scandinavian capital cities, founded, according to the Norse chronicler Snorre Sturlason, around 1048 by Harald Hardråde. Today's city centre is largely the work of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, an era reflected in the wide streets, dignified parks and gardens, solid buildings and long, consciously classical vistas, which combine to lend it a self-satisfied, respectable air Oslo Ferries dock at Vippetangen quays which is a 15 minute walk south of Oslo S. The Oslo ferry port terminal is operated by Stena Line, Color Line and DFDS Seaways.

With its range of tourist and cultural facilities, Kiel has become even more attractive. One indication of this is the increasing number of passengers, who visit Kiel with the luxurious Scandinavian ferries and cruise liners. With the city centre just a few strides away, enjoy the multifarious opportunities for shopping and entertainment. Kiel ferry port has a dense network of traffic to virtually every destination in the Baltic region including the Kiel to Gothenburg, Oslo and Klaipeda ferry crossings.

Located at the Top of Denmark, Frederikshaven port is serviced by many Scandinavian ferry routes including crossings from Norway and Sweden. The sun smiles every morning as it casts its first rays across the town's red rooftops. Frederikshaven is synonymous with light, not daylight, but laser light and fibre-optical light. The lights of town stream towards you when you arrive by ferry or from the motorway.