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Våge båtkai to Bruntveit båtkai

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Våge båtkai to Bruntveit båtkai Ferry

Schedule, crossing time & sailings for 2026

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Departs

Våge båtkai

Vestland

from 9m
2.7 nm

Arrives

Bruntveit båtkai

Vestland

Operated bySkyss logoSkyss
Route 20853 sailings listed2.7 nm

At a glance

The Våge båtkai to Bruntveit båtkai ferry takes about 9m–15m, with 3 listed sailings between 07:10 and 16:10. It is operated by Skyss.

First sailing
07:10
Last sailing
16:10
Sailings listed
3
Crossing
from 9m

Våge båtkai to Bruntveit båtkai ferry timetable

DepartsArrivesDurationOperatorRuns
07:1007:2515mSkyssMon–Fri
14:0514:1510mSkyssMon–Fri
16:1016:199mSkyssMon–Fri

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

About the Våge båtkaiBruntveit båtkai crossing

Three departures, Monday to Friday, and every one at a different kind of hour. Early morning, mid-afternoon, and the end of the working day.

Nine minutes over 2.7 nautical miles

Eighteen knots in the Sunnhordland channels. Våge is the main quay on Tysnes and the point the island’s smaller landings connect through.

Seven hours between the first two

07:10 to 14:05 is the long gap; 14:05 to 16:10 is the short one. Anyone crossing in the middle of the morning has nothing to use.

3 August to 11 December 2026

The outbound leg runs at 06:12, 07:25 and 16:19 — so a same-day return is possible on the morning pair and again in the late afternoon, but the middle of the day works in one direction only.

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

How often does the ferry run?

3 sailings a day on this route.

How long, roughly, is the crossing?

About 9m under normal conditions.

Do I need a passport for this ferry?

No, it's a domestic crossing within Norway.

What time is the last sailing?

Sailings run from 07:10 to 16:10.

Who operates the service?

Skyss runs this crossing.

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 9m. 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 9m and several sailings a day (first 07:10, last 16:10), you can return the same day. Always check the return timetable before you go.

Does the ferry run all year?

Sailings operate on selected days, 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.

Timetable valid Sep 4, 2026Jan 15, 2027.Schedule data compiled from Entur, Norway's national public-transport registry.

Reviewed by Serhat Özçelik, Founder & Editor of Ferry Schedule Hub · Last updated September 6, 2026.

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