Fjord Line ferries to Norway. Now cancelled.

This new vessel to the route introduces improved standards of comfort and refinement to your North Sea experience, and offers passengers improved cabin and restaurant standards with significantly more public space on board.

As well as spacious comfortable cabins, there are no fewer than four eating areas on board: three excellent restaurants; from the 7 Seas Scandinavian buffet to the Blue Riband a la carte. In addition there are bars, caf�s, a kids' club and shops.

Accommodation must be reserved on board, even if only reclining seats. When you book online choose the accommodation which best suits your party and your budget. All cabins have ensuite shower and WC as a minimum.


DFDS have a long and distinguished history of providing ferry crossings on the North Sea. The comfortable ferry crosses in around 24 hours, allowing you to get a good night's sleep on board before exploring the spectacular and beautiful Norwegian fjords and mountains.

The Newcastle ferry port is actually in North Shields and easily accessible a few minutes from the northern entrance to the Tyne Tunnel on the A19 trunk road. All of the Norwegian ferry ports are within a few minutes walk of their respective town centres.

During the summer months, between mid May and late September, the ferry leaves Newcastle Wednesday afternoon and goes straight to Bergen, returning by the same direct route on Thursday afternoon. At other times it calls at Stavanger and Haugesund in both directions. So you can enjoy the cruise along the coast between these ports which is a pleasure in itself.

Minimum check in is 2 hours prior to departure. Pets are not accepted on this route.

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