Means of transport Norway

The terminus of the Norwegian railroad. Trains day and night depart for Trondheim daily. Possibility to Fauske in 40 minutes and then head towards Narvik by bus.

Shuttles every 15 minutes from Monday to Friday and every 30 minutes on weekends, departure from the SAS Royal Hotel, stops at Hotel Norge and at the bus station. Take a 20 minute journey.

Flights to Tromso, but also for Oslo and even Berlin.

This company of ferry connects Stavanger to Hirtshals in Denmark, once per day, in a night (departure 21:30, arrival 7:00).

The train connects Flåm station, nestled near Aurlandfjord, and Myrdal mountain station via the Bergen Railway. For 40 minutes, you will walk along deep ravines and bubbling waterfalls. It is one of the narrowest and steepest railways in the world.

The airport of Bergen dessert more than 70 destinations in Norway (Oslo, Kristiansand, Stavanger) and in Europe.

The famous cruise ship, the < i > Hurtigruten < /i >, passes to Lofoten. It stops in Stamsund and Svolvaer daily, in both directions.

Train day and night for local Oslo and trains.

Arriving by plane reveals a beautiful airport, inaugurated in 1998, where wood meets steel, 55 km north of the capital. Nearly 30 million passengers have passed through the airport every year since 1998, making it Scandinavia's second-largest airport after Copenhagen's Kastrup. In 2017, Gardermoen Airport was ranked the second largest airport in Scandinavia. A stop at the Duty Free is a must if you want to save a bit of money!

Mini-bank with credit card ticketing 24 hours a day. Tourist information desk. Shuttles every 15 minutes on weekdays. Less frequent trains to the city centre. Shuttle bus terminates in Leutenhaven, past the Radisson SAS Hotel and train station. Do not hesitate to tell the driver where you want to stop. Journey time is 45 minutes. The airport connects Trondheim to all major cities in Norway and several European cities.

The Flytoget high-speed train links the airport to the city center every 10 minutes. Journey time 19 minutes. Discounts are available for students, young people under 20 and seniors aged 67 and over. Young people under 16 accompanied by an adult travel free of charge, while young people between 16 and 20, and students between 21 and 30, receive a 50% discount (with proof of age). Convenient automatic terminals.

Daily trains to Oslo, Bodø and Sweden. Regional trains and bus departures to the airport. The bus station is next to the train station. Tip: take the night trains if you want to save time. To give you an idea, the journey from Trondheim to Oslo takes about 7.5 hours. There are regular departures and the fares are quite affordable. On board public transport, Norwegians are often quite strict on the respect of silence.

The Coastal Express ships make a 12-day circuit to the North Cape and Kirkenes on the Russian border, before returning to the starting point. This cruise is considered one of the most beautiful in the world. There are also ships to Denmark, Amsterdam, Newcastle, the Faroe Islands and Iceland (departing from Skoltegrunnskaien quay); Express ships to Haugesund and Stavanger and ferries to Hardangerfjord and Sunnhorland (departing from Strandkaiterminalen quay).

Located 2 km from the city centre. Daily flights for Oslo. Flights for the Helgeland coast, the islands Lofoten, Tromsø and Lakselv. Tourist information desk. Small bank with credit cards 24 hours a day.

Daily ferry connections between Oslo and Copenhagen, Denmark. Daily departures from Copenhagen and Oslo, arriving the next day. Evenings on board like a real mini-cruise, with restaurants, bars, stores, sauna, whirlpool, disco, casino, cinema, children's games and very comfortable cabins. An unforgettable crossing of the Oslo Fjord. The company also offers many other one-way and round-trip cruises and crossings, with or without car. Contact them to plan your trip.

In Oslo, public transport also includes boats! All year round, it is possible for the islanders of the Oslo community to get to work or school by public transport boat (Ruter). In summer, you can take a trip to the islands of Oslofjord with a cheap zone 1 ticket. A short day trip by boat, accessible to all from the city centre, a great activity for those who want to be on the water and see the city from another angle!

Local buses to the villages in Lofoten. Departure from Narvik every day to Lofoten (from Svoalvaer to A) (line 23-760 Lofotekspressen). Very convenient. The website and the 177 Nordland app can be downloaded and gives you information on timetables and fares. The Travel Pass Nordland is very practical and economical: for €100 per adult, you can travel by bus and boat in the whole Nordland region. It also saves time and gives you more peace of mind. A good option especially for those who travel with a backpack!

Daily stopover for the Coastal Express, the large ocean liner that cruises Norway. Daily departure from Stamsund to the north at 7.15pm (arrival Svoalver 9.20pm) and daily departure from Stamsund to the south at 10.15pm (arrival Bodo 2.30am). This could be a good option if you want to spend part of your stay in Norway by boat, so you don't have to drive too far. Seasonal promotional offers on the website, so take a look.

Departures daily from Bodø, Vaerøy and Moskenes. Reservations are recommended, especially in high season, but not required. Pedestrians can also book a ticket online. On-site availability of seats is not guaranteed. Payment by Visa or MasterCard only. Pets are accepted on board and have dedicated areas. These boats will allow you to easily navigate with or without your vehicle between the islands and back to the mainland to continue your Norwegian adventure.