How long does the ferry take from Copenhagen to Oslo?
around 19 hours
The Copenhagen Oslo ferry route connects Denmark with Norway. Currently there is just the 1 ferry company operating this ferry service, DFDS Seaways. The crossing operates up to 7 times each week with sailing durations from around 19 hours.
How much is the ferry from Copenhagen to Oslo?
The prices for ferries from Copenhagen to Oslo can fluctuate with the month and seasons. Nonetheless, the average price for a ticket is usually of around 270 USD.
How do I get from Denmark to Norway?
The best way to get from Denmark to Norway is to fly which takes 3h 46m and costs 260 kr – 1200 kr. Alternatively, you can bus, which costs 210 kr – 260 kr and takes 8h 15m, you could also train, which costs 550 kr – 750 kr and takes 8h 29m.
Can you take food on DFDS ferry?
DFDS state that you are allowed to take your own food and soft drinks on board to be consumed in your cabin (no alcohol).
How do I get from Denmark to Oslo?
The best way to get from Denmark to Oslo is to bus which takes 8h 5m and costs 210 kr – 270 kr. Alternatively, you can train, which costs 500 kr – 750 kr and takes 8h 29m.
Is Oslo worth visiting?
With good weather it is absolutely beautiful and worth a visit. Oslo is more a typical Scandinavian capital, combining past, present and the future – such as Copnhagen and Stockholm. It has also some very romantic old districts but also the very modern business buildings at main station or the new opera.
How do I get from Oslo to Denmark?
Oslo to Denmark train services, operated by Norwegian Railways (VY), depart from Oslo S station. Train or bus from Oslo to Denmark? The best way to get from Oslo to Denmark is to bus which takes 8h and costs kr 280 – kr 340. Alternatively, you can train, which costs kr 700 – kr 950 and takes 8h 4m.
Do DFDS provide towels?
As standard, the inside cabin is available as a 2 or 4-berth layout. The cabins will either be layed out as twin or bunk beds and the room includes bedding and towels, a wardrobe, mirror and a cabinet.
Where should I stop between Oslo and Copenhagen?
Best stops along Copenhagen to Oslo drive. The top stops along the way from Copenhagen to Oslo (with short detours) are Kronborg, Lilla Torg, and Haga. Other popular stops include Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Universeum, and Turning Torso.
Why choose a DFDS ferry from Copenhagen to Oslo?
Our ferry route between Copenhagen in Denmark and Oslo in Norway links two of Europe’s most exciting capital cities. Sailing overnight, you’ll enjoy a relaxing evening on board with a range of excellent leisure facilities that will keep everyone entertained. For a ferry to Norway and Denmark a DFDS ferry is a perfect choice.
Why choose DFDS for your ferry journey?
DFDS has one of the largest ferry networks in Europe, with routes operating to Denmark, Norway, the UK, mainland Europe and even the Baltic regions, including major cities such as Copenhagen, Oslo and Amsterdam. Travel with your car and open the gateway to Europe with DFDS.
How to get from Copenhagen to Oslo?
This was our first self booked holiday so we decided the best way to get from Copenhagen to Oslo was this overnight 14 hour ferry voyage which was entirely the right decision.
What is the best way to travel between Denmark and Norway?
This popular route links the Danish and Norwegian capitals. Sailing overnight on one of two large cruise ferries, you’ll have time to relax and enjoy the excellent entertainment and leisure facilities onboard.
