Bognes – Lødingen ferry
The car ferry between Bognes and Lødingen (Nordland). The crossing takes about 60 minutes. It runs all year.
- Crossing about 60 min
- Season All year
- From Bognes 38 departures on 12 November, 00:45–23:59
- From Lødingen 14 departures on 12 November, 02:00–23:30
- Operator Nordland fylkeskommune
- Paying AutoPASS for ferje: the fare is read from the number plate (or pay on board). The price depends on the length of your vehicle.
Departures from Bognes
Timetable for November 12, 2026: 38 departures, the first at 00:45 and the last at 23:59.
Departures from Lødingen
Timetable for November 12, 2026: 14 departures, the first at 02:00 and the last at 23:30.
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.
About the crossing
The road camera of Statens vegvesen at Bognes – Lødingen shows the quay live, the picture refreshes every few minutes. Below it: the next departures from this quay (Entur), the weather and the Northern Lights Chances for tonight and the next two nights. A good place to wait for the ferry, and to check the queue before you drive down.
The queue right now
The quays
- Bognes · Hamarøy
Nearby: Toilets at the quay - Lødingen · Lødingen
Nearby: Shop 200 m · Fuel 200 m · Toilets 100 m
Good to know
How long is the Bognes – Lødingen ferry?
The crossing takes about 60 minutes.
Does the Bognes – Lødingen ferry run in winter?
Yes, it runs all year.
How do I pay for the Bognes – Lødingen ferry?
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.
Can I book the Bognes – Lødingen ferry?
Most car ferries in Norway work first come, first served: you queue at the quay. In summer, come early – the camera above shows the queue right now. Check with the operator for this connection.
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Connections and quays from Statens vegvesen’s road database (NVDB, NLOD), crossing times and departures from Entur, cameras from Statens vegvesen, shops and fuel from OpenStreetMap.