Copenhagen - Oslo ferries

Copenhagen's port is massive, stretching for 12kms from north to south and containing almost 40kms of quays. Over four million ferry passengers pass through the port each year on their way to or from Oslo. The port of Copenhagen has created a new ferry terminal in the area behind the cruise ship quay at Langelinie. This ferry terminal has the capacity to handle three ferries at once, and will offer much improved facilities for more than one million annual passengers. The new terminal is the heart of a new urban area, with housing and numerous workplaces.

DFDS Seaways (Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab) is a Danish shipping company with headquarters in Copenhagen. The company has been in business for over 130 years and boasts the largest fleet of vessels in northern Europe. DFDS Seaways currently has seven modern passenger ships in its fleet, with a total capacity of 9,000 passengers and 2,500 cars. Annually, the company transports close to 2 million passengers and 200,000 cars.

Book copenhagen to Oslo ferry tickets

The Copenhagen-Helsingborg-Oslo route connects the capital of Denmark to the capital of Norway, via the seaport of Helsingborg. Passengers travel on either the Crown of Scandinavia or the Pearl of Scandinavia - the two biggest and most modern vessels in the fleet. The two ships operate a daily service, with departures at 17:00 from both Oslo and Copenhagen, passing Helsingborg on the way.

Oslo is the capital of Norway and is the natural core of Norway's national and international travel. The city is scenically located at the head of Oslo Fjord surrounded by forested ridges. It is a very compact city and most sights are within walking distance of one another.