Ferry terminal
Ørnes ferry terminal
- Ferry link
- 1
- Listed sailings
- 1
- Operators
- Havila, Hurtigruten
Where do ferries from Ørnes go?
Ørnes has one scheduled crossing, to Nesna.
When is the first and last sailing?
Published times at Ørnes run from around 10:00 on operating days.
Who runs the ferries here?
Havila and Hurtigruten operate the services calling at Ørnes.
Do I need a ticket at this pier?
Norwegian road ferries have no ticket office — foot passengers usually board free and vehicles are billed by length through AutoPASS.
At a glance
The terminal in numbers
These figures come from the published timetables of the crossings that call here. Seasonal changes are normal on Nordic ferry routes — read this as the shape of the service, not a live departure board.
Timetable
Arrivals at Ørnes
The timetable for this pier is published from the other end of the route — these are the 1 scheduled arrival at Ørnes, valid 1 Sep 2026 – 30 Oct 2029.
| Arrives | From | Departs there | Crossing | Runs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00 | Nesna | 06:10 | 3h 50m | Daily |
Where you can sail
Crossings from Ørnes
About this pier
Ørnes ferry terminal
Ørnes is a ferry terminal in Norway. It has a single scheduled link, to Nesna. Sailings here are run by Havila and Hurtigruten.
The crossing takes about 3h 50m.
Paying at this pier
How fares work here
On foot or by bike
Usually free on Norwegian road ferries — walk aboard, there is no ticket desk at the quay.
With a vehicle
Drive on and you are billed automatically by vehicle length through AutoPASS.
No booking
Road ferries here are turn-up-and-go; arriving early in the queue matters more than reserving.
First time in Norway? Our AutoPASS for Ferries guide explains the discounts, length brackets and how foreign-registered cars are invoiced.
The network
Operators at Ørnes
Havila: The coastal route is worked by two separate companies, Havila (Havila Voyages) and Hurtigruten, calling at many of the same ports — check which one runs your departure. Havila Capella is in dry dock from 29 October to 30 November 2026.
Hurtigruten: Booked port to port, this is transport rather than a cruise: meals are not included, and a cabin is priced separately — and compulsory on legs longer than 23 hours. Children up to 5 travel free when sharing a berth; 6–17 get 75 percent off the ticket, not the cabin.
Nearby
Other terminals in Norway
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Where do ferries from Ørnes go?
Ørnes has one scheduled crossing, to Nesna.
When is the first and last sailing?
Published times at Ørnes run from around 10:00 on operating days.
Who runs the ferries here?
Havila and Hurtigruten operate the services calling at Ørnes.
Do I need a ticket at this pier?
Norwegian road ferries have no ticket office — foot passengers usually board free and vehicles are billed by length through AutoPASS.
When do ferries arrive at Ørnes?
The timetable for this pier is published from the other end of the crossing — SailNordic lists 1 arrival time at Ørnes, valid 1 Sep 2026 – 30 Oct 2029.
Can I reach Ørnes without a car?
Ørnes is served by the Nesna crossing, which foot passengers can use. There is no second ferry link from this pier, so plan onward travel by road from either end.
How long is the crossing from Ørnes?
The crossing from Ørnes takes about 3h 50m.
Where can I check the exact Ørnes timetable?
SailNordic compiles these times from published operator and transport-authority data. For the live, seasonal timetable check Havila on its official site before you travel — SailNordic does not sell tickets.