Kristiansund
The klipfish and opera city of Kristiansund is located across several islands that are connected by bridges and the traditional Sundboat, which is one of the world's oldest methods of public transport still in operation.
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Arrival/Departure
Our voyages to Kristiansund
Top 3 things to see
Northbound : Arrival at 02:45 – departure at 03:00
Southbound: Arrival at 16:30 – departure: at 17:30
Port address: Astrups gate 9 - Devoldholmen, 6509 Kristiansund Show on map
When do we get to Kristiansund? See Sailing schedule
Islands and the sea also characterise the surrounding area. Here you will find small fishing villages clinging to the edges of the ocean as well as the Atlantic Ocean Road that was awarded the title of "Norwegian Construction of the Century" in 2005.
In Kristiansund in the 19th century, those who ran the klipfish industry spoke French at social occasions. They brought the big world to the city, and in the city there are places nicknamed "Tahiti" and "Morocco". They also brought opera with them, and Kristiansund has Norway's oldest opera.
Kristiansund has colourful post-war architecture. Nearly 900 houses burned down after the bombing of the city in 1940. When reconstructing the city, they took inspiration from the town's fishing and klipfish history and turned the gables of many of the houses to face the street or quay like the old klipfish wharves did.
Our voyages to Kristiansund
North- and southboundRound Voyage
Bergen → Kirkenes → Bergen
NorthboundVoyage North
Bergen → Kirkenes
NorthboundBergen–Trondheim Voyage
Bergen → Trondheim
SouthboundVoyage South
Kirkenes → Bergen
SouthboundTrondheim–Bergen Voyage
Trondheim → Bergen
Excursions in Kristiansund
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Top 3 things to see
The Atlantic Ocean Road
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