Cheapest Ferry Tickets To Norway 2008

The ferry is the cheapest way to get to Norway, and you can find lots of great deals available. The cheapest way to buy ferry tickets to Norway is to book in advance and too book them online. Naturally, the further in advance you book, the cheaper you can buy your ferry tickets to Norway. Ferry crossings start at 20hrs for relaxed cruise crossing with plentiful onboard entertainment.

Ferry crossings to Norway are run by DFDS Seaways.

Newcastle to Stavanger You will start your holiday to Norway with a cruise to Norway, as this journey takes around 20 hours.  DFDS Seaways offer this route using ships with on-board entertainment to keep you and the kids busy on the journey.  You get a cabin so that you can get some sleep and arrive refreshed and ready to start your holiday.

Newcastle to Haugesund Having stopped at Stavanger, the DFDS Seaways ship goes on to the port of Haugesund, which is an overall journey time of 23.5 hours.

Newcastle to Bergen Bergen is the final stop for your DFDS Seaways ship, with an overall journey time of 28.5 hours.

Cruise to Norway on the ‘Queen of Scandinavia’ and you can enjoy the sights of Norway’s famous Fjords as you arrive at your destination.  There are two or three sailings per week depending on the time of year.

When you purchase your ferry tickets to Norway you receive a cabin so that you can relax during your sailing.  Even the most economical cabin is air-conditioned and has its own en-suite facilities with shower.   Also included in the price of your ferry ticket to Norway is onboard entertainment to make your journey even more fun.  The ship includes bars, restaurants and cafes, a casino, bingo, an onboard cinema.  For the kids,  DFDS Seaways offers a kids club with puzzles, games and even colouring in their ‘Kidz Club’.

During school holidays children under 12 can join in ‘Jack the Pirate’s Club’ which offers a wide range of supervised entertainment and activities.

Once in Norway you can visit the capital Oslo, the beautiful old city of Trondheim, the popular and sunny holiday area Kristiansand.

Stavanger is the 2008 European Capital of Culture, and this year there is an extensive program of cultural activities based around the concept of an ‘open port’, meaning ‘Openness towards the world’.

You can also find Cruise Holiday Deals for skiing in Voss, Norway's top ski resort which is suitable for all ages and abilities, cruise the fjords or enjoy a relaxing break.

DFDS Seaways offer three routes to Norway Newcastle to Bergen : Newcastle to Stavangar : Newcastle to Haugesund