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How much is the Hellesylt to Geiranger ferry, and can I take my car?

The current suspension, Fjord1's 2026 fares and vehicle prices by length.

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Short answer

The Hellesylt to Geiranger car ferry is suspended until further notice, but Fjord1's 2026 fares were NOK 420 per adult and NOK 810 for a car with driver. Fjord1 says more information about the 2027 season will follow. When it runs, the crossing takes about 65 minutes and booking ahead is recommended.

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Why

  1. Fjord1's route page states that the route has been suspended until further notice and that more information about the 2027 season will follow.
  2. Fjord1's 2026 price list gives NOK 420 for an adult, NOK 210 for a child and NOK 810 for a car up to 6 m including the driver.
  3. Fjord1 links the suspension to an Oslo District Court ruling in September 2026, which it is appealing, after the Ministry of Climate and Environment revoked a temporary exemption for its Geirangerfjord operations.

Details

Larger vehicles cost more: NOK 1,550 for 6–10 m, NOK 2,000 for 10–14 m and NOK 2,200 for 14–17 m, including the driver. A motorcycle cost NOK 650 and a bicycle NOK 100, children under 4 travelled free, and adults and children got 50 per cent off the return trip. Tickets could be booked online or paid by card at the quay or on board.

Tip

Before you plan a Geiranger trip around this ferry, check Fjord1's route page for the latest status.

What may differ

The price depends on vehicle length and the number of passengers: a car package for a car up to 6 m with driver and four passengers cost NOK 1,650 in 2026.

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Sources

Prices change, so check Fjord1 before you go.

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