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Express boat from Bergen to Selje (Nordfjord)

Vestland5 hSkyss

The express boat from Bergen to Selje is coastal Norway concentrated: out the Byfjord, north through the island belt of old Sogn og Fjordane, calling along the shipping lane before ending at the outer mouth of the Nordfjord. Selje is known for the monastery island of Selja and the ruins of St Sunniva's abbey. Parts of the run cross open sea — this is a journey for travellers who want to see the coast, not just cross it.

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Next departures from Bergen

  • 08:00
    Florø-Måløy-Selje
Key info

Bergen – Selje (Nordfjord)

Region
Vestland
Operating authority
Skyss
Travel time
5 h
Service days
Mon-Fri + Sat + Sun
First/last
06:50 / 15:20
Segment
Strandkaiterminalen båtkai – Selje kai

See the full timetable and all stops for Bergen - Nordfjord →

Practical information

Allow a full travel day: This is one of the longer coastal routes — pair it with a night in Selje or a bus return.

Open sea along the way: Some stretches are weather-exposed. If you are prone to seasickness, pick a calm-forecast day.

Selja monastery island: Boat shuttles to Selja run from Selje in season — ask locally for times when you arrive.

Quays on this journey

Strandkaiterminalen båtkai
Bergen
Selje kai
Selje (Nordfjord)
Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions

How long does the boat from Bergen to Selje (Nordfjord) take?
The journey from Bergen to Selje (Nordfjord) takes 5 h with Bergen - Nordfjord.
Can I bring a car?
No, this is a passenger boat. Check the car ferry alternatives in the area.
Where do I buy tickets?
For express boat routes we recommend buying tickets in advance via the operator's journey planner. Some stops are on-demand stops that must be requested beforehand.
Can I see where the boat is right now?
Yes — Havspor shows the boats on this journey live on the map, based on AIS data from the Norwegian Coastal Administration.
Why take the boat instead of driving to Nordfjord?
The boat follows the shipping lane through islands and sounds the road never sees, and you skip ferry queues and mountain passes. The journey is the point — driving is quicker, but you see less.

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