Ferry from Frederikshavn to Oslo

The ferry from Frederikshavn to Oslo offers a scenic and comfortable journey connecting Denmark’s northern tip with Norway’s capital. Ideal for families, couples, and road-trippers, this overnight route lets you travel in style while enjoying incredible sea views, fine dining, and cozy cabins.

You can easily book your ferry tickets online through go-ferry.com, which provides a simple, secure and fast reservation process.

To reserve your tickets, follow these easy steps:

1. Fill in your desired travel date
2. Select from available ferry operators, ships and timetables
3. Choose the number of passengers and your preferred cabin or seat
4. Pick the fare that suits you best
5. Enter passenger information and complete payment securely
6. Receive a booking confirmation via email

Why choose go-ferry.com?

• Live ferry schedules and fares in real time
• Secure and flexible online booking
• Instant ticket/booking confirmation delivery
• Multi-language customer support
• Trusted by thousands of travelers every year

Best time to travel to Oslo from Frederikshavn by ferry

• Summer (June to August): Long days, festivals and outdoor activities
• Spring/Autumn: Fewer crowds and lower fares
• Winter: Magical if you're seeking snow and northern charm

Travel documents & check-in

• Valid passport or national ID card (for EU citizens)
• Boarding pass or e-ticket
• Vehicle registration and insurance papers if bringing a vehicle
• Arrive at least 60–90 minutes before departure

How far is it from Frederikshavn to Oslo by ferry?

The route is approximately 134 nautical miles (about 248 km).

How long is the ferry trip?

The journey typically lasts around 9 hours and operates overnight, so you can rest and arrive refreshed.

How often do ferries run?

The route is served daily, making it ideal for flexible travel plans.

Which ferry companies operate this route?

DFDS Seaways (primary operator for Frederikshavn to Oslo).

Transportation in Frederikshavn & Oslo

How to Reach Frederikshavn Port

Located on the northeastern coast of Jutland, Denmark, the Port of Frederikshavn is:

• Easily reachable by car, train and bus
• Equipped with waiting areas, ticket offices, shops and parking
• Just a short walk from Frederikshavn’s town center

• Train: There are train lines from Copenhagen, Aarhus and Aalborg
• Bus: National and regional routes
• Taxi: Local taxis are reliable and widely available

Getting Around After Arriving in Oslo

The ferry arrives at the Port of Oslo (Vippetangen Terminal), which is:

• A 15-minute walk to downtown Oslo
• Close to trams, buses and taxis
• Connected to the train network via Oslo Central Station

• Tram & bus: Frequent departures across the city
• Train: For domestic and international destinations
• Taxis: Outside the terminal and available for online booking
• Car rentals: Available nearby for onward journeys

Things to do in Frederikshavn & Oslo

Highlights of Frederikshavn

• Palm Beach (Palmestranden): A unique beach experience
• Bangsbo Fort & Museum: WWII history and panoramic views
• Frederikshavn Kunstmuseum: Local art and exhibitions
• Cafés & fish restaurants: Taste fresh Danish seafood

Highlights of Oslo

• Vigeland Sculpture Park: Open-air art experience
• Akershus Fortress: Medieval castle overlooking the port
• Oslo Opera House: Iconic architecture and views
• Karl Johans Gate: Shopping and dining street
• Local cuisine: Try “klippfisk” or reindeer specialties

FAQs about the ferry journey from Frederikshavn to Oslo

Is there Wi-Fi on the ferry?

Yes, most DFDS ships offer Wi-Fi for an additional fee.

Can I change or cancel my booking?

Yes, flexible fare options are available on go-ferry.com—check terms during booking.

Are meals included in the ticket price?

No, meals are extra, but buffet packages can be booked in advance.

Can I take a day trip?

Since the journey is overnight, a round trip on the same day isn't practical.

Is the ferry route available year-round?

Yes, DFDS operates all year, though schedules may vary slightly in winter.