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Oslo by boat


Oslo by boat

The huge ferry to Copenhagen in port
The huge ferry to Copenhagen in port
Oslo is connected to Denmark and Germany by car ferry. Color Line runs services to Kiel (Germany) daily. DFDS runs daily services to Copenhagen (Denmark), and Stena Line provides service to Frederikshavn (Denmark). You may also want to consider Color Lines high-speed boats from Larvik (2hrs south of Oslo on E18, or easily reachable by hourly NSB train) or Kristiansand (4 1/2 hours south of Oslo on E18, or reachable on five daily trains or near-hourly buses) to Hirtshals (Denmark). They both take some 3 1/2 hours to reach Denmark. The port for cruise lines is near Akershus Festning, less than a five minute walk to downtown. The train station in Kristiansand is close to the ferry quay, while in Larvik the quay has been moved to a location which is a bit of a trek from the station.

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