
Rorbuer on the quay at Toft, south of Brønnøysund, facing the sea and the islands.

A small seaside hotel on Vega island, a UNESCO-listed archipelago known for its eiders.
| Vehicle | Full fare | AutoPASS ferry −50% |
|---|---|---|
| 🚗 Car < 6 m | 98 | 49cheapest |
| 🚐 Motorhome 6–8 m | 219 | 110 |
| 🏍️ Motorcycle | 38 | 19 |
| 🚚 8–10 m | 304 | 152 |
| 🚚 10–12,5 m | 370 | 185 |
| 🚚 12,5–14,5 m | 425 | 212 |
| 🚛 14,5–17,5 m | 503 | 252 |
| 🚛 17,5–19,5 m | 534 | 267 |
| 🚛 19,5–22 m | 589 | 294 |
| 🚛 > 22 m | 648 | 324 |
Route map…
Hotels on both sides, activities and car hire
This route uses the national AutoPASS ferje tariff, based on vehicle length. With a prepaid AutoPASS account you get 50% off, and passengers travel free; a car under 6 m costs 98 NOK at full fare.
No. The ferry runs first-come, first-served: you join the boarding queue without booking. It's best to arrive a little early at peak times.
This crossing is part of the Kystriksveien (Fv17), the coastal road that follows Helgeland from fjord to fjord. Vennesund and Holm mark the southern entrance to this route, renowned for its seascapes.
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