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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: Jekteviksterminalen Centrally located in Bergen city centre, easily reached by car or on foot. Bus services run to the city centre, from where it is a short walk to the terminal.
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.
Plan your journey
FAQ
No. Bergen–Stavanger is a domestic Norwegian route and does not require a passport. A valid national ID or EU/EEA identification is sufficient.
The crossing from Bergen to Stavanger takes approximately 6.5 hours. Please check current departure times on fjordline.com.
The route is served by MS Stavangerfjord and MS Bergensfjord. Both offer cabins, a restaurant and tax-free shopping on board.
Yes, cars, motorhomes and caravans can be brought on board. Vehicles are reserved when booking your ticket.
Yes, the Bergen–Stavanger route operates year-round.
Fjord Line's Bergen–Stavanger sailing is a comfortable alternative to flying — especially if you want to bring your car or enjoy the scenic Norwegian coastline. The crossing takes longer than a flight but offers a completely different travel experience with onboard dining and tax-free shopping.