The car ferry between Gryllefjord and Andenes (Troms). Summer only: 13 May to 27 September.
Live departures for the next 24 hours from Entur. Times can change at short notice: check with the ferry operator before you plan around them.


Ferry connecting Senja and Andøya (Vesterålen). Nice boat ride with the possibility to spot whales. (At least that is what happened the last few times we took it.) In July it is highly recommended to be at the port 2-3 hours before departure. It is a very popular route and the ferry has little capacity. You buy the tickets when you drive onto the boat. It is not possible to make a reservation. The Gryllefjord - Andenes Ferry is only active in summer.
You will find the ferry times on this website.
Ferry between Andøya (Vesterålen) and Senja. Nice boat ride with the possibility to spot whales. (At least we did the last few times we took it.) In July it is highly recommended to be at the port 2-3 hours before departure. The first departure is very early - some Arctic Campers even stay in the line over the night. It is a very popular route and the ferry has little capacity. You buy the tickets when you drive onto the boat. It is not possible to make a reservation. The Andenes - Gryllefjord Ferry is only active in summer.
You will find the ferry times on this website.
See the departures above for today's timetable.
No, it is a summer ferry: summer only: 13 may to 27 september.
With an AutoPASS tag the fare is charged from your number plate; without one you can pay on board. The fare depends on the length of your vehicle.
Most car ferries in Norway work first come, first served: you queue at the quay. In summer, come early. Check with the operator for this connection.
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One of the greatest destinations so don’t let too many find out!Black family USA · 06.07.2018
One of the greatest destinations so don’t let too many find out!Black family USA · 06.07.2018
I'm planning route Kuusamo - Kilpisjärvi - Gryllefjord - Andenes - Harstad - Narvik -Kuusamo in june.Seppo Lassila · 07.01.2019
Early bird catches the ferry.A guest · 04.07.2023
You really have to come early. On the 3rd of july 2023, we arrived at 14:00 hoping to take the ferry at 15:00. But the queue was already much longer than the ferry capacity. We were even not sure to manage get in the next (and last) one at 19:00. Finally, we managed and it was worth the waiting.Cécile · 04.07.2023
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