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Norwegian ferry fares & AutoPASS discounts 2026

Norwegian ferry fares follow fixed rate systems. The price is set by vehicle length (rate group) and the connection's rate zone – and an AutoPASS agreement gives a large discount. Every fact on this page carries a source link with its read date.

How Norwegian coastal transport is priced

National-road and most county-road ferries use AutoPASS for ferry with a common rate regulation. Express boats are priced by the county authorities through their own ticketing systems. Commercial routes like the coastal voyage (Hurtigruten/Havila) set their own fares.

Exceptions: some connections in Trøndelag and the Moss–Horten crossing (Bastø Fosen) are outside AutoPASS for ferry and run their own schemes.

AutoPASS discounts

Prepayment amounts 2026

Changes in 2026

Find the exact fare for your crossing

The exact fare depends on rate group and the connection's rate zone. See official rates and set up a prepayment agreement at autopassferje.no

Frequently asked questions

How much does the ferry cost?

The fare depends on vehicle length (rate group) and the connection's rate zone. With an AutoPASS prepayment agreement, private customers get a 50% discount. Find your crossing's exact rate at autopassferje.no or with the operator.

Do foot passengers travel free?

Many connections no longer charge foot passengers. On connections that still do, an AutoPASS tag gives a 17% discount on the passenger ticket. Check your connection's operator for what applies.

What is AutoPASS for ferry?

A prepayment agreement with a tag that replaced the old value cards. Private customers get 50% off and businesses 40% on the connections in the scheme – most in the country.

What happens to ferry fares in 2026?

The government continues halved ferry fares in 2026. The free-ferry scheme for small connections is being wound down; those connections join the reduced-fare scheme instead.