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Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen

The visitor ferry to Oscarsborg Fortress in the Oslofjord

Drøbak, Oslofjord, Norway

Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen ferryPhoto: Kjetil Lenes / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.5)
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Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen is the visitor ferry to Oscarsborg Fortress in the Oslofjord and based in Drøbak, Oslofjord, Norway. It operates 4 ferry routes serving 3 ports. Customer contact: +47 468 70 400. Across its network, crossings average about 6m.

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Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen departures today

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Timetables

Which routes does Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen operate?

4 routes with live schedules.

Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen ferry routes: crossing, route, weekly sailings and number of operators
RouteCrossingSailingsOperatorsCountry
Oscarsborg østreSundbrygga5m24 / wk1Norway
SundbryggaOscarsborg østre5m21 / wk1Norway
DrøbakOscarsborg østre4m6 / wk1Norway
SundbryggaDrøbak10m6 / wk1Norway
Sundbrygga2 routes
Drøbak1 route
Oscarsborg østre kai1 route

Network

Where does Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen sail?

Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen sails to 3 ports.

Experience

Onboard & services

  • Heritage island ferry
  • QR-code tickets (7-day round trip)
  • Museum & fortress access
  • Short crossing
  • The visitor ferry to Oscarsborg Fortress in the Drøbak Sound
  • Run by Forsvarsbygg, Norway's Defence Estates Agency
  • A short crossing from Drøbak town to the island fortress
  • Oscarsborg's guns sank the German cruiser Blücher on 9 April 1940
  • The fortress is now a museum, hotel and concert venue

About

About Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen

The Oscarsborg ferry is the little boat that carries visitors out to Oscarsborg Fortress, the island stronghold in the Drøbak Sound of the Oslofjord in Norway. It is run by Forsvarsbygg, the Norwegian Defence Estates Agency, which manages the country's historic fortresses.

To the fortress that sank the Blücher

The short crossing runs from the town of Drøbak across the sound to the fortress islets — a journey of only a few minutes to an island with no road access. Oscarsborg is famous for 9 April 1940, when its guns and a hidden torpedo battery sank the German heavy cruiser Blücher, delaying the invasion of Oslo and letting the king and government escape.

Visiting today

Decommissioned as a military base in 2002 and heritage-protected in 2014, Oscarsborg is now a museum, hotel and concert venue, reached by this visitor ferry. Tickets are bought in advance in Norwegian kroner and shown as a QR code, valid seven days for the round trip.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where does Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen sail?

Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen operates 4 ferry routes and serves 3 ports in Norway, including Drøbak, Oscarsborg østre kai, Sundbrygga.

How do I contact Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen?

You can reach Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen by phone on +47 468 70 400, by email at [email protected], or via their official booking site.

What facilities are available on Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen ferries?

Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen ferries typically offer Heritage island ferry, QR-code tickets (7-day round trip), Museum & fortress access, Short crossing. Facilities vary by vessel and route — check the specific sailing for details.

How early should I arrive for a Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen ferry?

Arrive at the terminal at least 30–60 minutes before a Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen departure as a foot passenger, and allow longer with a vehicle. Boarding and check-in times vary by port and route — confirm with Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen.

How do I find Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen ferry times?

Browse the live timetables for every Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen route on this page. Schedules are updated as the operator publishes them — always confirm with Forsvarsbygg Oscarsborgfergen before travelling, as sailings change seasonally.

Reviewed by Serhat Özçelik, Founder & Editor of Ferry Schedule Hub · Last updated July 26, 2026.

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