DFDS Copenhagen Oslo ferries. DFDS ferry crossings Denmark to Norway. DFDS
Seaways Ferries. Copenhagen Oslo car ferry
Copenhagen Oslo timetables, online car ferry booking, prices, ferry tickets and fares
for your Drive-Alive motoring holiday in Europe.
There are now no direct ferry crossings from the UK to Sweden or Norway, so this
Copenhagen to Oslo ferry operated by DFDS Seaways offers the most convenient way
to access these two Scandinavian countries. Take the
ferry from Harwich to Esbjerg in western Denmark then enjoy the drive across
Denmark to its lively and friendly capital city, Copenhagen.
OTHER DFDS FERRY ROUTES:
DFDS Ferries Harwich Esbjerg -
DFDS Ferries Newcastle Amsterdam -
DFDS Norfolk Line Dover Dunkirk -
DFDS NorfolkLine Ferries Liverpool Belfast -
DFDS NorfolkLine Ferries Liverpool Dublin
Spend a night or two enjoying its many attractions before embarking on the ferry
crossing to Oslo, Norway's capital city, a lovely city in a beautiful setting at the head of the
Oslo Fjord. The ferry across the waters of the Kattegat and Kagerrak which separate
Denmark from Sweden and Norway takes 16 and a half hours. Two ferries operate the Oslo to Copenhagen
ferry route on a daily basis, departing from the two cities in the early evening
and arriving at their destination next morning. Cars must check in no later than
30 minutes before departure.
DFDS Copenhagen Oslo ferry timetable and fares
The two ferries which operate the Oslo to Copenhagen ferry crossing are more
like floating hotels than ferries. The Scandinavians have become accustomed to treating
these ferries as places to enjoy some time away from home, and the facilities they
 offer
have developed accordingly.
The
Crown of Scandinavia was built in 1994 and can accommodate 1900 passengers and
450 cars. There are no fewer than 11 bars, cafés and restaurants offering something
for everyone. Add to this a cinema, nightclub, disco and shops, plus a range of
comfortable en suite cabins and the journey between Oslo and Copenhagen is bound
to be fun and relaxing. If you must work there are even conference facilities on
board.
Ferry duties on the Oslo Copenhagen route are shared by the sister ship the
Pearl of Scandinavia. This ship carries 2000 passengers and 350 cars. Both ships
enjoy similar
facilites, so whichever one you take on the overnight journey from Denmark to Sweden
you will experience the same level of comfort.
Taking
a cat or dog to Norway or Denmark?
As part of the DFDS group of companies, DFDS Seaways (previously known
as Scandinavian Seaways) is one of the largest shipping lines in Europe. The company
has operated passenger and freight services for over 130 years, with unrivalled
experience of the routes between the UK and northern Europe. On board accommodation
must be reserved. Choose the accommodation which best suits your party and your
budget. All the accommodation with DFDS has en suite facilities and ranges from
standard inside cabins with shower and WC, right up to luxurious commodore suites
which include breakfast.
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