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Ruter-båt Drøbak

Plan your trip to and from Drøbak

To get to Drøbak, you can travel by boat, bus, bicycle, and car.

During the summer season and on weekends in spring and autumn, Ruter boats B21 and B22 operate to and from Drøbak. 

The Oscarsborg ferry from Drøbak to Oscarsborg runs year-round from Sundbrygga north of the city center. Ruter also operates buses to and from Drøbak, including routes from Oslo (500 and 505), Ski (510), and Ås (510). By car, it takes about 30 minutes from Oslo city center to Drøbak. The nearest train station is located in Ås.

The Oscarsborg ferry 

Boat from Drøbak to Oscarsborg The Oscarsborg ferry operates from Drøbak to Oscarsborg year-round from Sundbrygga north of Drøbak. On weekends in spring and autumn and every day on weekdays during the summer season, the Oscarsborg ferry also departs from Sjøtorget in the center.

Check the boat schedules here.

Ruter boats

The Ruter boat (B21 and B22) from Aker Brygge to Drøbak operates on weekends in spring and autumn and every day during the summer season. Check the schedule here. 

Bus

Ruter also operates buses to and from Drøbak, including routes from Oslo (500), Ski (510), and Ås (510). Additionally, the 505 bus runs from Oslo to Seiersten, which is a ten-minute walk from Drøbak city center.

Taxi

Follo Taxi serves the Drøbak area. Phone: +47 06485.

Campervans

Campervans can park in municipal parking areas outside the city center, such as Seiersten, Skiphelle, and Torkilstranda. Campervan parking is not allowed at Sjøtorget. There are 4 spaces at Molo B, Havnegata 15, which are larger than regular parking spaces.

Overnight stays are not permitted, as regulations require a minimum of 4 meters between each parking space for overnight stays to be allowed.

Campervans can empty their septic tanks at Husvikveien 58, near the pumping station (red small building).

Cycling in Drøbak

Cycling in Drøbak is becoming increasingly popular. At BUA Drøbak, you can even borrow a bike for free. There are many routes to choose from, including cycling northwards through Nesodden and up to Aker Brygge in Oslo. There are also nice cycling paths to Ås.