Lauvvik – Oanes ferry
The car ferry between Lauvvik and Oanes (Rogaland). The crossing takes about 10 minutes. It runs all year.
- Crossing about 10 min
- Season All year
- From Lauvvik 45 departures on 12 November, 06:00–18:15
- From Oanes 43 departures on 12 November, 06:00–18:00
- Operator Høgsfjordferja
- Paying Pay on board. The price depends on the length of your vehicle.
Departures from Lauvvik
Timetable for November 12, 2026: 45 departures, the first at 06:00 and the last at 18:15.
Departures from Oanes
Timetable for November 12, 2026: 43 departures, the first at 06:00 and the last at 18:00.
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
If you are coming from Kjerag and your next destination is Preikestolen, this ferry is the way to go. You can buy a ticket just before you drive onto the car ferry.
And yes! The flag of Det Stavangerske Dampskibsselskap (DSD), the company Norled belonged to until 2019, is almost the same as the flag of Puerto Rico. According to a newspaper article DSD has used this flag since 1903, long before Puerto Rico's flag became official in 1952. Puerto Rico later asked, through the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, for the company to change it.
The quays
- Lauvvik · Sandnes
Nearby: Toilets at the quay - Oanes · Strand
Nearby: Shop 900 m · Fuel 900 m · Toilets at the quay
Good to know
How long is the Lauvvik – Oanes ferry?
The crossing takes about 10 minutes.
Does the Lauvvik – Oanes ferry run in winter?
Yes, it runs all year.
How do I pay for the Lauvvik – Oanes ferry?
You pay on board. The fare depends on the length of your vehicle.
Can I book the Lauvvik – Oanes ferry?
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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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.