Ferries to Norway

All ferries to Norway

Here you can find all current ferry connections to Norway.

All ferries from Norway

Here you can find all current ferry connections from Norway.

All ferries from Norway to Norway

Here you can find all current ferry connections from Norway to Norway.

Ferry ports in Norway

You can find an overview of all ferry ports in Norway here.

Vacation in Norway

Norway stands for imposing fjords, untouched landscapes, rough nature and that North Cape. The Scandinavian country also offers its guests picturesque fishing villages, historic city centers, art, culture and a lively capital.

TOP excursion destinations in Norway

Norway's capital Oslo promises a special mix of tradition, culture and modernity. In Gamlebyen you stroll through the oldest part of the city, in the harbor district Aker Brygge the pure life pulsates on the promenade and from the roof of the futuristic opera house you can enjoy unique sunsets.

The Royal Castle Oslo is still used as a residence by the Norwegian royal family to this day. It was built in the classical style and has 173 rooms. During the summer months, the castle can be visited as part of a guided tour.

Off to Bergen! Colorful wooden houses await you in the historic Hanseatic Hanseatic League of Bryggen, local specialties at the fish market and the Bergenhus Festning, one of Norway's oldest fortifications.

As Ålesund Burned down completely in 1904, the ashes turned into a city built entirely in Art Nouveau style. The buildings are richly decorated with towers and ornaments to this day.

Tromsø is 344 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle. The polar museum, the Arctic Cathedral and the Polaria museum are the sights here. The mountain station of the cable car offers a wonderful view of the entire city. The northern lights can be seen particularly well here.

Anyone who takes the ship along the 20-kilometer route through the Geirangerfjord covers one of the most impressive ship passages in the world. Constant companions: steep cliffs, thundering waterfalls and emerald green water.

What could be more fascinating than in the dark nights of the winter half-year auroras to watch in the sky? Especially north of the Arctic Circle, the chances are good to enjoy this fascinating natural phenomenon.

Those who are brave enough to rely on Pulpit Daring to “the pulpit” should be absolutely free from giddiness. The plateau cliff is 25 by 25 meters, falls 604 meters vertically and offers breathtaking views of the Lysefjord.

Norway's most popular National park is called Jotunheimen. If you believe Norwegian mythology, real giants once lived here. A nice idea with all the mighty mountains, glaciers, lakes and waterfalls. Norway's highest mountains can be found here.

At Spitsbergen visitors experience arctic wilderness. The archipelago is halfway between mainland Norway and the North Pole. Dog sledding, ice caves, midnight sun and northern lights make for unique experiences here. Polar bears, reindeer and arctic foxes for unforgettable game viewing.

Entry requirements Norway

German citizens need a passport, an identity card or a children's passport to enter Norway. All travel documents must be valid for the entire duration of the stay. A visa is not required for a holiday in Norway.

Alternative travel options

Norway has several airports and is easily accessible from Germany. Train connections exist from all Scandinavian countries and the rest of Europe. Anyone who sets off by car or bus overland is traveling over Denmark and Sweden . ››› Ferries to Scandinavia