A narrow fjord with steep dark walls, mirror-flat water and patches of snow high on the slopes.

Ferry Fjelberg (Kvinnherad) ⇄ Utbjoa (Vindafjord) live times, fares, duration

The crossing links the small island of Fjelberg, in Kvinnherad municipality, with Utbjoa on the shore of the Vindafjord, in southern Sunnhordland. Around a dozen departures a day, no booking required, for a free crossing of about an hour.

✓ Free crossing ⏱ ≈ 60 min 🔁 12 sailings/day 🚢 Norled AS 📍 8,4 km Not bookable

WHERE TO STAY

★ 8,5/10

Hotel Park Bergen

📍 By Nygårdsparken · 1 569 reviews

Two late-19th-century houses near Nygårdsparken, family-run and full of antiques.

Individually decorated rooms · coffee and homemade cake all day
650 m from the station, Bryggen under fifteen minutes on foot
No lift and a steep street · children not accepted

from165 €/ night

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★ 8,2/10

Clarion Hotel Admiral

📍 Vågen quayside, facing Bryggen · 1 713 reviews

A former warehouse on the Vågen quay, right across from the wooden houses of Bryggen.

Harbour and Bryggen views on the quay side
Breakfast included, a well-known buffet
Rooms vary, cleanliness sometimes at fault

from130 €/ night

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Next departures Fjelberg → Utbjoa

Fjelberg → Utbjoa

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How much does the Fjelberg–Utbjoa ferry cost?

✓ Free crossing

This crossing is free of charge — both passengers and vehicles. Nothing to pay or book: just turn up to board.

Foot passenger fares on the Fjelberg–Utbjoa ferry

Passengers travel free — one car = a single fare, whatever the number of occupants.

EXCURSION 💦 Simadal · seals + eagles + goats · 1 hr

Eidfjord: RIB safari in the Simadal fjord (Hardangerfjord)

4,8 ★★★★★ 262 reviews · 1 hr · departs from Eidfjord port · EN/NO guide

1 hr by RIB from Eidfjord port to the Simadal fjord, with stops to see seals, white-tailed eagles and goats coming down the cliffs to the boat. The captain talks about the Sima hydroelectric plant and the waterfalls that, on rainy days, almost reach the boat.