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The Monkey



Member Since: 11 Aug 2013
Location: Meath
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Toll Bridges in Norway
Hi all, Just wondering would any of you good folk be able to share the cost of toll bridges/fjord crossing's in Norway. I'm heading up north next year. Landing in Bergen and heading north via cost road and e6! Although we have priced fuel and what not its the cost of tolls and fjord crossing's in Norway that i cant seem to get any solid info on. Thank in advance..
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Spookytooth



Member Since: 19 Jan 2014
Location: Lincolnshire
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United Kingdom 2013 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 XS CSW Aintree Green
You need autopass.no go to the site select English. Navigate the menu to get the individual road charges for your chosen route and information regarding pre registration

For the ferries you need to visit the web site for each of the ferries on your route as there is lots of info about each one, or count the number of ferries you will be using and budget around £8 for short trips and £12 for longer onesc

Bit of an open ended question, regardless, I suggest doing your own research and asking for help where you get specifically stuck, it's more fun!
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bpman



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A group of us did the trip from uk to nordkapp, one ferry cost about £15, then when you get home you get the road toll bill of about £45-50
Post #393955 30th Jan 2015 7:49am
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The Monkey



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Thanks lads i have counted about 7 crossing's in total and i had thought about 100 euro in tolls i had speculated 200 euro between boats and tolls so should come in on budget..
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bpman



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Norwegian Krone Thumbs Up
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BykerPete



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Hello.

I'm driving to Tromso in a couple of weeks and I noticed that you're 'landing in Bergen'. How are you doing this? I thought ferries from UK to Bergen were no more, or are you sailing from somewhere else?

Thanks,

Pete.
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Spookytooth



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As you say, you have not been able to go to Bergen from the UK for a long time and even the ferry to Denmark has now ceased. i can only assume they are driving to Denmark first and then a ferry from there, however, like yourself I would love to know if they have discovered something better
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wyvern



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We did a trip to Tromso last summer and went Harwich to hook of holland, then drove to the top of Denmark
- see the posts here -http://www.defender2.net/forum/topic24925-30.html
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mrd1990



Member Since: 16 Aug 2012
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You can go from UK directly to Norway via Ferry but it's difficult to book in advanced 10+ weeks

http://freight.dfdsseaways.com/dfds_ferrie...m_ferries/
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Cold_n_Wet



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Drop me your route and ill try to help you

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SimonJ



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mrd1990 wrote:
You can go from UK directly to Norway via Ferry but it's difficult to book in advanced 10+ weeks

http://freight.dfdsseaways.com/dfds_ferrie...m_ferries/


Could be a good option, I was looking but didn't think of freight ferries..... Do you have any idea of costs? Beware the lollipop of mediocrity��. one lick and you suck forever!

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The Monkey



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Price for this year was £166 pp = £144 for vehicle and £31 booking fee from Immingham to brevik....
A good option from the uk but from Ireland makes it pricey...
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Andrew james



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Also the potential to bump you off at the last minute, in favour of freight, put us off a bit this year. We weighed it all up and decided in the end to Chunnel it, the long drive around with overnight stop in Germany, and then another overnight on the Copenhagen to Oslo ferry. Cost slightly less and was roughly the same timewise as the freight ferry.
Once in Norway, other than the road tolls around Oslo ( if they bill you) there was only one other charge following the E6 up to Norkapp, that was the short ferry crossing between Bognes and Skarberget.
Its a great trip. Well worth it at this time of year Very Happy
Post #398843 14th Feb 2015 8:26pm
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