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Sylvarnes kai to Vetlesand kai

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Sylvarnes kai to Vetlesand kai Ferry

Schedule, crossing time & sailings for 2026

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Departs

Sylvarnes kai

Vestland

from 5m
2.5 nm

Arrives

Vetlesand kai

Vestland

Operated bySkyss logoSkyss
Route 11903 sailings listed2.5 nm

At a glance

The Sylvarnes kai to Vetlesand kai ferry takes about 5m–15m, with 3 sailings a day between 15:15 and 19:35. It is operated by Skyss.

First sailing
15:15
Last sailing
19:35
Sailings / day
3
Crossing
from 5m

Sylvarnes kai to Vetlesand kai ferry timetable

DepartsDurationOperatorRuns
15:1515mSkyssDaily
16:167mSkyssDaily
19:355mSkyssDaily

Times are indicative and may change seasonally. Confirm with the operator before travelling.

About the Sylvarnes kaiVetlesand kai crossing

Five to fifteen minutes is the typical crossing time for the three-nautical-mile route across the Sognefjord. The domestic connection between Sylvarnes and Vetlesand is a Norwegian AutoPASS fare route, with vehicles charged by length.

Skyss provides this service with three sailings every day. Departures begin at 15:15 from Sylvarnes, and the final sailing is at 19:35.

Vehicles, pets & onboard

  • AutoPASS ferry payment
  • Foot passengers free on ferries
  • Tickets in the Skyss app
  • Entur journey planner

Onboard facilities and vehicle, pet and luggage policies vary by operator and vessel; confirm details with the operator before booking.

Getting to & from the ports

Frequently asked questions

Who operates the service?

Skyss runs this crossing.

When's the first ferry of the day?

The first sailing leaves at 15:15.

How many sailings run each day?

3 sailings a day, every day.

Is this a domestic or international route?

Domestic — the whole crossing stays within Norway.

How long, roughly, is the crossing?

About 5m under normal conditions.

Is a return sailing available?

Yes — see the return route for its schedule.

How much does a ticket cost?

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 Skyss for the current tariff.

What's the fastest crossing option?

The quickest option takes about 5m. Crossing time depends on the operator and vessel — compare sailings from Skyss above.

Can I do this as a day trip?

A day trip is often possible: with a crossing of about 5m and several sailings a day (first 15:15, last 19:35), you can return the same day. Always check the return timetable before you go.

Does the ferry run all year?

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.

Can I take a car on this ferry?

Skyss does not list vehicle space on this service — plan to travel as a foot passenger. If you need to bring a car, check with the operator for alternative crossings.

Can I take a pet on this ferry?

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 Skyss, so declare your pet when booking.

Continue your journey

Onward sailings from Vetlesand kai

Plan a multi-leg trip — these ferries depart Vetlesand kai.

Same departure port

More ferries from Sylvarnes kai

Other crossings departing Sylvarnes kai.

Sharing a stop

Crossings calling at Sylvarnes kai or Vetlesand kai

Other ferries that stop at the same quays — handy for connections and nearby travel.

Timetable valid Jul 24, 2026Dec 13, 2026.Schedule data compiled from Entur, Norway's national public-transport registry.

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

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