Nesoddtangen to Aker brygge Ferry

About 14m under normal conditions.

51 sailings a day on this route.

Operated by Ruter.

The first sailing leaves at 00:00.

Check the Aker to Nesoddtangen ferry for return times.

No, it's a domestic crossing within Norway.

On most Norwegian road-network ferries, foot passengers and cyclists travel free; cars and larger vehicles are charged automatically via AutoPASS by vehicle length and crossing, so there is no single ticket price. Register an AutoPASS ferry account in advance for a discount, and check Ruter for the current tariff.

The quickest option takes about 14m. Crossing time depends on the operator and vessel — compare sailings from Ruter above.

A day trip is often possible: with a crossing of about 14m and several sailings a day (first 00:00, last 23:30), you can return the same day. Always check the return timetable before you go.

Sailings run daily, and frequency can change between the summer and winter seasons. The timetable above shows the latest published departures — confirm with the operator for off-season dates.

Most ferry operators allow pets on this route, usually in a carrier, on deck or in designated pet areas or cabins, and registered assistance dogs travel free. Rules and any fees vary by operator and vessel — check with Ruter, so declare your pet when booking.

Foot passengers can normally bring their own luggage aboard at no extra charge, with racks or a luggage area near the entrance, and there is usually no airline-style weight limit. Oversized or excess items may carry a fee, so check with the operator if you are travelling with bulky baggage.