Sundbåten
Opened in 1876, it is considered the world's longest-running urban public ferry route, with small boats looping between the four islands.
The small Sundbåten ferry between Kristiansund's four islands has run without interruption since 1876, and it is considered one of the world's oldest regular urban public transport routes. The loop stops at Piren (city center), Nordlandet, Gomalandet and Innlandet in turn, taking about 20 minutes. A one-way ticket costs about 40 NOK. You can ride the full loop as a harbor cruise, or hop off to visit the Clipfish Museum and Mellemværftet on the way. Service is generally suspended on Sundays. Check the official website for the timetable.
Opening hours
Mon–Sat approx. 07:00–17:00; every 30 minutes
Nearby sights
- Klippfiskkjerringa
- Kristiansund
- Norwegian Clipfish Museum
- Kirkelandet Church
- Mellemværftet
- Festiviteten (Kristiansund Opera)
- Varden
- Freikollen