Fjord
line ferries to Norway
Fjordline
is a Norwegian company based in Bergen. There have continued to
be big changes. The English route to Newcastle was dropped in 2006
(and DFDS took it over for a while). In 2009 the Bergen to Denmark
route changed ports, and the express service to Kristiansand was
suspended but should be back from April 2010.
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Basic information
Fjordline has an interesting
life, trying to make the most of the challenging times we live in.
It operates a traditional car ferry between Bergen, Stavanger and
Denmark.
It also combined with Masterferries to operate their fast boat service
between Kristiansand and Hirtshals.
The "Denmark line"
is operated by M.S. Bergensfjord.
This is the only surviving ferry service on the west coast of Norway.
In 2009 they dropped the ports of Haugesund and Egersund and replaced
them with the new terminal at Risavika, near Stavanger.
Fjordline took over the
Masterferries fast boat service between Kristiansand and Denmark.
In 2009 they were unable to use the Kristiansand port facilities but
the service should be back to normal from April 2010
The "England line"
has been given up in 2006 with DFDS
seaways operating the route until 2008. There is now
no ferry between England (the UK) and Norway.
Fjord
line web site:
www.fjordline.com
Disclaimer:
Please be aware that ferry
lines do change routes and schedules - sometimes at short notice -
and we do not guarantee that this information is complete, accurate
or up to date.
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