How do I get to Værøy and Røst?
The ferry route Bodø, Værøy, Røst and Moskenes, the Værøy helicopter and flights to Røst.
Short answer
You reach Værøy and Røst by the car ferry from Bodø or Moskenes, by daily helicopter from Bodø to Værøy, or by Widerøe flights to Røst. Torghatten's route links Bodø, Værøy, Røst and Moskenes, and foot passengers who do not book a reserved place travel free. Widerøe flies to Røst from Bodø and Svolvær.
Why
- Visit Lofoten says the ferries Landegode, Værøy and Bodø make it possible to travel by car between Bodø, Værøy, Røst and Moskenes.
- There is a daily helicopter between Bodø and Værøy, and Visit Lofoten calls this Norway's only commercial helicopter route.
- Widerøe has flights between Bodø and Røst and between Røst and Svolvær, according to Visit Lofoten.
Details
Torghatten Nord runs the ferry route, and travelling without a vehicle and without a reserved spot is free of charge. Visit Lofoten recommends that people travelling by car book a place in advance in summer, when the ferries can be busy. Helicopter seats to Værøy are booked through lufttransport.no, and Visit Lofoten lists taxis at Værøy heliport and Røst airport.
Tip
Leave the car in Bodø or Moskenes if you can: foot passengers ride free, and taxis can be booked on both islands.
What may differ
In summer the ferries carry more traffic, and Visit Lofoten advises drivers to book a place in advance.
People also ask
- Is there a ferry from Bodø to Værøy?
- Can I fly to Røst?
Sources
- Visit Lofoten: VærøyChecked at:
- Visit Lofoten: Fly to LofotenChecked at:
- Torghatten: Bodø, Værøy, Røst and Moskenes routeChecked at:
- Visit Lofoten: Travel within LofotenChecked at:
Information checked on 15 October 2026.
VærøyRelated questions
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How long does it take to drive from Bergen to Trondheim?
The fastest drive between Bergen and Trondheim, on the E16 and E6 via Voss and Dovrefjell, takes about 10 hours, according to Visit Bergen.
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Where does the airport bus (Flybussen) stop in Bergen, and how much does it cost?
Flybussen leaves Bergen Airport from stop A3 and has six city centre stops, including Festplassen, and an adult ticket costs NOK 189 online or NOK 220 on board.
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Is there an express boat from Bodø to Svolvær?
Yes, the NEX 2 express boat, route 23-755, sails between Bodø and Svolvær and takes about three hours each way.
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Is there a free shopping bus from Oslo to Sweden (Nordby, Svinesund)?
Nordby Shoppingcenter's own travel page lists no free bus from Oslo and suggests the train from Oslo S to Halden, then bus line 111 to the centre.

