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Oslofjord islands

Oslofjord · Oslo & the eastern valleys · Norway

★★★☆☆   Beach & outdoors

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What to know

The inner Oslofjord islands are reached on Ruter's public ferries from Radhusbrygge 4 beside City Hall, so you pay an ordinary zone 1 public transport fare, not an admission. A single adult ticket costs NOK 46, a child ticket for ages 6 to 17 costs NOK 19, honnor is NOK 23, and under-6s ride free. A 24-hour ticket costs NOK 137 for adults and pays off after three trips, but for children single tickets are usually cheaper. Line B1 runs all year to Hovedoya, Lindoya, Gressholmen, Bleikoya and Nakholmen, while the direct Hovedoya boat and the Langoyene line run in summer only. Buy your ticket in the Ruter app before boarding. The Oslo Pass covers the ferries.

The details

Adult ticket	46
Child ticket	19 (6-17) (free under 6)
Typical visit	Half day
Opening hours	SUMMER ferries frequent; sparse in winter
Indoors or out	Outdoors
Region	Ostlandet, Norway
Prices quoted in	NOK

When to go

The planner warns of freezing in January, February, December. Outside those months it says nothing, which is the point — a warning that fires every day is one nobody reads.

Short days. Oslo & the eastern valleys gives under 6 hours of daylight in December.

Plan a trip around it

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The planner prices a whole day for your exact party, warns about closures and drive times, and totals the trip in your own currency.

Official page: https://www.visitoslo.com/en/

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