Is there an official website for the Sognefjord ferries? I want to know the schedule for the last part of August and first week or so in September, (2022). Is there at least once-daily service from Kaupanger to Gudvangen during that period? Are reservations possible, or needed?
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Washington DC
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The not-necessarily-reliable Rome2Rio website thinks there are two sailings a day, at least on weekdays. It's essential when using Rome2Rio to keep drilling down till you find the name of the company running the trains/buses/boats and go to its website.
The operator of the Kaupanger-Gudvangen ferries is Kringom: https://www.kringom.no/
There may be information about reservations on Kringom's website; I didn't look.
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OP
Toronto area, Canada
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Acraven, thanks for the info!
The kringom.no link eventually leads me to an entur.no site which seems to be a ticket vendor for the ferry service, and I can see ferry trips available up to Aug 31, but none in September… hmmm… maybe I just need to check again later. The kringom.no site has limited info in English but might be useful - strange, though, I can’t find the Kaupanger-Gudvangen route in the site: https://www.kringom.no/car-ferries.383978.en.html
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Washington DC
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Things are still not back to normal, I think. I'm nearly certain the coastal Hurtigruten ferries normally run every day in both directions, but when I checked a few weeks ago, they were not yet scheduled to run daily. And locals in some of the isolated coastal communities depend on those big ferries.
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Uppsala, Sweden
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I'm not sure Kringom is the operator of the ferry route anymore. The route was closed a couple of years ago as new and improved roads have made it redundant. But it was revived as a summer only route that is mostly there for the tourists.