Norway
AtB Schedules 2026
Trøndelag's fjord ferries and coastal fast boats
Est. 2009Trondheim, Norway
Photo: Trondheim Havn / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)- 72
- Routes
- 60
- Ports
- 26m
- Avg crossing
- 2009
- Founded
AtB is a ferry operator, founded in 2009 and based in Trondheim, Norway. It operates 72 ferry routes serving 60 ports. Across its network, crossings average about 26m.
Live board
AtB departures today
Filtered to sailings that operate on today's date — open a departure for its full timetable.
Timetables
Which routes does AtB operate?
72 routes with live schedules.
| Route | Crossing | Sailings | Operators | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flakk → Rørvik | 25m | 46 / wk | 1 | Norway |
| Rørvik → Flakk | 25m | 46 / wk | 1 | Norway |
| Brekstad → Valset | 25m | 31 / wk | 1 | Norway |
| Valset → Brekstad | 25m | 31 / wk | 1 | Norway |
| Storfosna → Garten | 20m | 28 / wk | 1 | Norway |
| Garten → Storfosna | 20m | 26 / wk | 1 | Norway |
| Ølhammeren → Seierstad | 5m | 25 / wk | 1 | Norway |
| Seierstad → Ølhammeren | 5m | 25 / wk | 1 | Norway |
| Trondheim → Vanvikan | 25m | 23 / wk | 1 | Norway |
| Vanvikan → Trondheim | 25m | 23 / wk | 1 | Norway |
| Hokstad → Levanger | 35m | 20 / wk | 1 | Norway |
| Levanger → Hokstad | 35m | 20 / wk | 1 | Norway |
72 routes
Network
Where does AtB sail?
AtB sails to 60 ports.
- Abelvær hurtigbåtkai
- Bessaker hurtigbåtkai
- Bogøyvær hurtigbåtkai
- Borgan ferjekai
- Brekstad ferjekai
- Brekstad hurtigbåtkai
- Dypfest ferjekai
- Dyrøy kai
- Edøya hurtigbåtkai
- Eidshaug ferjekai
- Eidshaug hurtigbåtkai
- Fjølvika hurtigbåtkai
- Flakk ferjekai
- Garten ferjekai
- Geisnes ferjekai
- Gjæsingen kai
- Gjerdinga ferjekai
- Gutvik ferjekai
- Gutvik hurtigbåtkai
- Halten kai
- Hasselvika hurtigbåtkai
- Hepsøy hurtigbåtkai
- Hitra hurtigbåtterminal
- Hofles ferjekai
- Hokstad ferjekai
- Jøa hurtigbåtkai
- Kjørsvikbugen hurtigbåtkai
- Kristiansund hurtigbåtkai
- Leksa ferjekai
- Lensvik hurtigbåtkai
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- Levanger ferjekai
- Lund ferjekai
- Måneset hurtigbåtkai
- Mausundvær kai
- Namsos hurtigbåtkai
- Ølhammeren ferjekai
- Ramsøy hurtigbåtkai
- Ramsøyaunet hurtigbåtkai
- Ramstadlandet ferjekai
- Ringholmen kai
- Rørvik ferjekai
- Rørvik hurtigbåtkai
- Sætervika hurtigbåtkai
- Sandviksberget hurtigbåtkai
- Sauøya kai
- Seierstad ferjekai
- Skei ferjekai
- Skei hurtigbåtkai
- Skjærvøy hurtigbåtkai
- Sør-Gjæslingan hurtigbåtkai
- Sørburøy hurtigbåtkai
- Storfosna ferjekai
- Sula ferjekai
- Sula hurtigbåtkai
- Tarva ferjekai
- Tennfjordvågen hurtigbåtkai
- Trondheim hurtigbåtterminal
- Værnes ferjekai
- Valset ferjekai
- Vanvikan
Experience
Onboard & services
- Mobile tickets (AtB app)
- AutoPASS ferry payment
- Free foot-passenger travel
- Battery-electric vessels
- Foot passengers travel free on almost every AtB ferry — only three crossings charge, and only for vehicles
- Flakk–Rørvik, the busy Trondheim–Fosen crossing, is worked by battery-electric ferries
- Kystekspressen fast boats link Trondheim with Brekstad, Hitra and Kristiansund
- Øyrekka services reach the roadless island communities of the Frøya archipelago
- Paid ferries use AutoPASS, with a lower rate for zero-emission vehicles
About
About AtB
AtB is the public transport authority for Trøndelag, the county around Trondheim in central Norway. Buses and trams make up most of the network, but AtB also runs the car ferries and fast boats that connect the Trondheimsfjord communities and the islands off the Fosen coast.
The crossings
Flakk–Rørvik is the busiest by a wide margin — a 25-minute car ferry across the Trondheimsfjord just outside Trondheim, running around 46 times a day in each direction. It is the short way onto the Fosen peninsula and carries commuter as well as holiday traffic.
Brekstad–Valset is the other main vehicle link (25 minutes, about 32 daily sailings). Garten–Storfosna (20 minutes) and Seierstad–Ølhammeren (5 minutes) serve smaller island communities, and the Trondheim–Vanvikan fast boat crosses the fjord to Indre Fosen in about 25 minutes. Further out, Dyrøy connects to Mausundvær in the Frøya archipelago.
Tickets and the open system
AtB prices by fare zone, and one ticket covers bus, tram, fast boat and ferry across Trøndelag. In the Trondheim area there is an open ticketing system: on the green city buses and the tram you board without showing anything, provided you hold a valid ticket. On night buses and regional buses you must show your ticket, and inspections apply throughout.
Tickets are bought in the AtB Mobillett app or the online shop for the t:kort travel card.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
When was AtB founded?
AtB was founded in 2009, and is headquartered in Trondheim, Norway.
Where does AtB sail?
AtB operates 72 ferry routes and serves 60 ports in Norway, including Abelvær hurtigbåtkai, Bessaker hurtigbåtkai, Bogøyvær hurtigbåtkai, Borgan ferjekai, Brekstad ferjekai, Brekstad hurtigbåtkai, Dypfest ferjekai, Dyrøy kai and more.
What facilities are available on AtB ferries?
AtB ferries typically offer Mobile tickets (AtB app), AutoPASS ferry payment, Free foot-passenger travel, Battery-electric vessels. Facilities vary by vessel and route — check the specific sailing for details.
How early should I arrive for a AtB ferry?
Arrive at the terminal at least 30–60 minutes before a AtB departure as a foot passenger, and allow longer with a vehicle. Boarding and check-in times vary by port and route — confirm with AtB.
How do I find AtB ferry times?
Browse the live timetables for every AtB route on this page. Schedules are updated as the operator publishes them — always confirm with AtB before travelling, as sailings change seasonally.
Reviewed by Serhat Özçelik, Founder & Editor of Ferry Schedule Hub · Last updated October 4, 2026.
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