About MS Bergensfjord
In service since July 2013, MS Stavangerfjord combines comfort, environmental technology and inviting facilities – everything you need for an enjoyable journey at sea. The ship operates the routes between Hirtshals, Kristiansand, Stavanger and Bergen.
Facts about MS Stavangerfjord
MS Stavangerfjord’s maiden voyage: July 2013
Length: 170 metres
Width: 27.5 metres
Max. speed: 21.5 knots
Capacity: Ca. 1,500 passengers and 600 cars
Total berths: 370 across 20 different categories
Decks plan
We invest in environmental technology
MS Stavangerfjord was launched in 2013 and, together with her sister ship MS Bergensfjord, has made international shipping history as the world’s first large cruise ferries powered by green gas. Both vessels were built by Bergen Group Fosen. In 2023, the ships were converted to dual-fuel engines. With dual-fuel engines, we have the freedom to choose between LNG (natural gas) and MGO (diesel), but we always prioritise sailing on LNG whenever conditions allow. Regardless of whether we sail on LNG or MGO, our dual-fuel engines always use around 3% MGO as so-called pilot fuel, ensuring that the LNG ignites correctly in the engines.
Practical information
Free luggage room – On Deck 7, right next to the reception, you’ll find a luggage room available free of charge. It is open for 10 minutes after departure and 10 minutes before arrival. Storage is at your own risk.
Free internet – All guests have access to free internet during the voyage. Please note that the connection may vary slightly while at sea.
The smiley scheme
The smiley scheme shows how well MS Stavangerfjord fulfils the legal requirements for food handling.
See the inspection reports/smiley reports from the Food Safety Authority for MS Stavangerfjord.