The car ferry between Svensby and Breivikeidet (Troms). The crossing takes about 20 minutes. It runs all year.
Timetable for November 12, 2026: 15 departures, the first at 06:00 and the last at 21:50.
Timetable for November 12, 2026: 15 departures, the first at 06:35 and the last at 22:30.
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.

If you are driving from Tromsø towards the North Cape, this ferry saves you the long drive around the Lyngen Alps. On the other side you take a second ferry across the Lyngenfjord, from Lyngseidet to Olderdalen, so drive straight to Lyngseidet after arriving in Svensby and check the timetables of both ferries. You cannot book this ferry, but it runs several times a day. On Fridays and Sundays many people from Tromsø travel to or from their cabins and the boat can be full; if you don't get on, wait for the next one. If you want to stay a night on the other side, look at the places we have pinned in the guide – there are very good spots for chasing the Northern Lights and for hiking.
Fishing from the ferry pier can be rewarding: we caught some medium-sized cod and pollock last time we had to wait for half an hour. Give it a try.
Vehicles pay through AutoPASS for ferries, which registers your vehicle as it drives on board. Svipper, the public transport of Troms county, lists prices and payment options on its website.
Find the ferry timetable on this website.
The crossing takes about 20 minutes.
Yes, it runs all year.
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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Great! Thanks for sharing, was looking for the ferry timetable.A guest · 12.08.2017
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