Norway
Drag → Kjøpsvik
Fjord1’s 45-minute crossing of the inner Tysfjord between Drag on the west side and the industrial village of Kjøpsvik on the east side.
Drag to Kjøpsvik ferry at a glance
The ferry from Drag to Kjøpsvik takes About 45m across the Tysfjorden, operated by Fjord1. Both vehicles and foot passengers are carried. Typical frequency: every two hours, nine departures a day from Drag.
Crossing times and frequencies are typical figures and vary by season. Confirm the current timetable with the operator or booking partner before you travel. Route facts last reviewed 2026-09-29.
Sources: fjord1.no · entur.no · How we verify
Return crossing: Kjøpsvik to Drag
Fjord1 also sails Kjøpsvik to Drag, taking About 45m. From Kjøpsvik the ferry leaves on the even hours from 08:00 to 22:00, plus 05:50.
Drag to Kjøpsvik ferry timetable & sailing pattern
Nine departures a day from Drag, every two hours from 09:00 to 23:00 plus 06:50, every day
The same timetable ran on Wednesday 30 September and Sunday 4 October 2026.
Published departure times
- 06:50
- 09:00
- 11:00
- 13:00
- 15:00
- 17:00
Return: From Kjøpsvik the ferry leaves on the even hours from 08:00 to 22:00, plus 05:50.
Timetables change by season and date. Check exact departures for your travel date on the official timetable.
Official Fjord1 timetable →Check prices & book on Fjord1 →Source: Fjord1 route page and Entur national timetable (30 Sep 2026). Verified 2026-09-29.
Maritime Crossing Route Map
Interactive sea passage between Drag and Kjøpsvik
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Operators on This Route
| Operator | Crossing Time | Vessels |
|---|---|---|
| Fjord1 | About 45m | Car ferry |
Route Features
Vehicles
Cars, campervans, and motorbikes accepted
Foot Passengers
Walk-on passengers welcome
Pets
No pet facilities
Distance
7 nautical miles
Getting There & Onward Transport
- Fjord1 publishes vehicle fares by length on the route page, from 145 kr for a vehicle up to 6 m (prices as of 29 September 2026)