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Ferry Bergen–Stavanger (domestic)
Fjord Line sails between Bergen and Stavanger with MS Stavangerfjord and MS Bergensfjord. The crossing takes approximately 6.5 hours. This is a domestic Norwegian route — no passport required. The route operates year-round.
Facts
| 🕐 Crossing time | Approx. 6.5 hours |
| 📅 Season | Year-round |
| 🚢 Vessels | MS Stavangerfjord and MS Bergensfjord |
| 📛 Passport | Not required (domestic) |
| 🚗 Vehicles | Car, motorhome, caravan |
| 🛏 Cabins | Yes |
| 🍽 Restaurant | Yes |
A scenic journey along the Norwegian west coast
MS Stavangerfjord and MS Bergensfjord offer a comfortable and scenic voyage along Norway's western coastline. The crossing is an excellent alternative to flying, particularly if you are travelling with a car. On board you'll find cabins, a restaurant, café and tax-free shopping.
Ports and how to get there
Bergen — Bontelabo Terminal Centrally located in Bergen city centre, easily reached by car, bus or on foot. Parking available nearby.
Stavanger — Risavika South-west of Stavanger city centre, reached via the E39. Regular public buses run between Risavika and Stavanger city centre, making it easy to get to and from the port without a car.
A leisurely coastal crossing
Enjoy the sailing between Bergen and Stavanger with dinner in the restaurant, a coffee at the bar or time on deck taking in the coastal scenery. Cabins are available in multiple categories for those who want them — they are not mandatory on this daytime crossing. Please note: as a domestic Norwegian route, tax-free purchases are not permitted under Norwegian law.
Travelling green along the coast
MS Stavangerfjord and MS Bergensfjord operate on dual-fuel engines and prioritise LNG — the cleanest propulsion available for large passenger ferries today.