Ferry on the Lysefjord
2024 overview of ferry services between Stavanger, Lysebotn, Songesand, Flørli and Lauvvik.
The ferry schedules above are for the two Kolumbus ferries (public service). Kolumbus offers a rapid passenger boat and a slow car ferry with large capacity. Tickets on the Kolumbus ferries are cheap.
2024: contrary to in previous years, there will be no commercial “tourist car ferry” operating on the Lysefjord.
Rødne offers a commercial passenger boat from Stavanger city centre to Flørli. Read more and book.
Travel from Preikestolen to Kjeragbolten:
stay in Flørli 4444 on the way! Top attractions of the Lysefjord:
Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), Kjeragbolten, Flørli 4444 Stairs
Read: how to combine Preikestolen and Kjeragbolten with a stay in Flørli 4444 (rooms, holiday homes, camping, rent-a-tent)
Tips and tricks ferry on the Lysefjord
- Book ferries in advance. Capacity on board is limited and travelling the Lysefjord is popular. Our recommendation is to book your transfers at least a week in advance.
- You can park your car safely and for free on all quays (except Stavanger). You can even bring your car to Flørli.
- Do not take your camper-van or mobile home to Flørli. We offer car-free camping, so bring a tent in stead. You can also rent-a-tent from us!
- Save money and book the cheap Kolumbus ferry. It does not operate on saturdays however.
- Fill up your fuel tank and your food supplies. There is no gasoline station or food store in Lysebotn.
- Take your time. Driving in Norway and particularly the windy road to Lysebotn takes longer than Google claims!
