The city ferry Lisleby – Sellebakk, is the 3rd ferry in Fredrikstad. The trip over takes about 1 minute.
Lisleby – Sellebakk
There are 3 ferry routes in Fredrikstad, and they are pure passenger ferries and an important part of public transport in Fredrikstad.
You can find all the timetables here.
It is free to use the ferries!
The local ferry goes to the islands Herføl, Søndre Sandøy and Nordre Sandøy.
Here is the timetable for the Hvaler ferry. The ferry has a new booking system, and trips must be booked according to the timetable.
- Passenger tickets must be booked in advance for all departures, except for departures from Skjærhalden.
- Space for vehicles and goods must be booked in advance on all departures. This does not apply to bicycles.
- The ferry is free for passengers all year round, and also for vehicles during the autumn and winter seasons. In spring and summer, a fee applies for vehicles.
- Book at least 1 hour before departure from Skjærhalden.
- You can find the booking page at hvalerferga.ostfold-kollektiv.no or call customer service +47 69 11 71 10
The eastern islands of Hvaler are all special in their own way. On the saga island of Herføl you can take in spectacular nature, see burial mounds from the Bronze Age and cauldrons. Søndre and Nordre Sandøy are excellent to explore by bike, both have two stops with nice gravel roads in between and do not forget to pack your swimwear!
The city ferry operates from the Old town (Gamlebyen) to Ålekilene and back. One of the stops is the city centre.
Gamlebyen – Ålekilene
There are 3 ferry routes in Fredrikstad. They are pure passenger ferries and an important part of public transport in Fredrikstad.
You can find all the timetables here.
It is free to use the ferries!
The Old Town Ferry (Gamlebyferga) operates from the west side (Cicignon) to the Old Town (Gamlebyen). The trip over takes about 1 minute.
Cicignon – Gamlebyen
There are 3 ferry routes in Fredrikstad. They are pure passenger ferries and an important part of public transport in Fredrikstad.
You can find all the timetables here.
It is free to use the ferries!