M1
Havnarlínan Harbour Line
Metro · Zone 1 · 9.1 km · 21 min end to end
North Harbour to South Cape, down the west shore past the Old Town and the Citadel.
- Weekday
- 05:45 – 00:30
- Frequency
- every 6–30 min
- Route
- Norðhavn ↔ Suðurhöfði
Aurhavnar Samferðir · Goldhaven Transit Authority
Five lines. One island. One ticket.
Metro, tram and ferry across the Isle of Vess — from the Kaldur Ridge to the North Sound. Plan the journey, check the fare, and know when the last ferry leaves.
- Lines
- 5
- Stations & piers
- 30
- Modes
- 3
- Journeys a year
- 23.4 million
Live departures · Avgångar
Next departures
Worked out in your browser from the published timetable and your clock — correct at any hour, right through to the last ferry.
Aurhavnar Samferðir
Live · every minute
Departure times follow the timetable in force from 1 September 2026 and are shown in your device’s local clock. Platforms and piers can change — listen for announcements.
The network
See it on the map Five lines, three modes
Two metro lines cross at Central Station. The Strand Line tram follows the water. Two ferry routes reach the isles — one across the bay, one through the North Sound.
M2
Berglínan Ridge Line
Metro · Zone 1 · 8.4 km · 19 min end to end
Cold Peak to Eaststrand, across the city centre and over the head of the bay.
- Weekday
- 05:50 – 00:00
- Frequency
- every 6–30 min
- Route
- Kaldurstindur ↔ Austurströnd
T1
Strandarlínan Strand Line
Tram · Zone 1 · 6.8 km · 26 min end to end
The waterfront tram: Sunstrand, the Old Town, City Hall Square and the docks to Eaststrand.
- Weekday
- 05:30 – 23:40
- Frequency
- every 6–20 min
- Route
- Sólströnd ↔ Austurströnd
F1
Eyjalínan Islet Line
Ferry · Zones 1–2 · 4.6 km · 22 min end to end
Cross-bay ferry: Central Pier, the Old Town, Skarv Isle, Lund Isle, East Pier.
- Weekday
- 06:30 – 23:00
- Frequency
- every 20–30 min
- Route
- Aðalstöð ↔ Austurhöfn
F2
Norðsundslínan North Sound Line
Ferry · Zones 1–3 · 11.2 km · 45 min end to end
North Harbour to Beacon Holme, calling at Sealskerry, Cliff Isle and Great Isle through the sound.
- Weekday
- 06:40 – 22:40
- Frequency
- 6 sailings
- Route
- Norðhavn ↔ Fyrholm
Service updates
Changes to travel this month
Updated 11 September 2026 · check again before you travel
Saturday 19 – Sunday 20 September 2026
T1 track renewal: trams run Sunstrand to The Shipyard only
Track renewal at Fishmarket means T1 trams will run between Sólströnd and Varvíð only, in both directions, all weekend.
There is no tram service at Fiskmark, Austurhöfn, Saltbakki or Austurströnd. Use M2 from Varvíð — trains run every 12 minutes all weekend and call at all four stations.
Trams from Sólströnd depart at the normal Saturday and Sunday times up to 21:00; the last tram leaves Varvíð for Sólströnd at 22:40 on Saturday and 22:10 on Sunday.
Lines: T1
Until Sunday 4 October 2026
Klettø: waiting shelter closed for rebuild
The waiting shelter on Klettø is being rebuilt with a longer canopy and a windbreak. Ferries call at the isle as normal.
Please wait on the north landing, where a temporary bench and weather screen are in place. Boarding assistance is available from the crew as usual.
Lines: F2
Effective Monday 5 October 2026
North Sound Line: winter timetable from 5 October
F2 will move to its winter pattern from 5 October, with four round trips on weekdays and three at weekends. The published timetable on this site will be updated by 28 September.
Winter sailings are timed to meet M1 at Norðhavn in both directions, with a minimum connection time of 12 minutes.
Lines: F2
Until further notice
Autumn timetable in force from 1 September
The timetable on this site took effect on 1 September 2026 and runs until further notice. Printed booklets are available at the Travel Centre and at every staffed station.
Lines: M1 M2 T1 F1 F2
Plan a journey
Everything you need before you travel
Find your line
The full network map: every line, every station and pier, and what calls where. Hover or focus a line to trace its route.
Open the map →Check the times
Full timetables for all five lines, with weekday and weekend patterns, first and last services — printable for the wall.
See timetables →Work out the fare
A single City fare is 4.60 kr; a Day Pass is 11.50 kr and pays for itself on the third journey. Use the calculator.
Calculate a fare →News from the authority
About us8 September 2026
Contactless daily fare cap now live on every mode
Tap in with a bank card or phone and your day is capped at the Day Pass price — 11.50 kr in the City zone, 23.00 kr across all zones. No registration, no app.
26 August 2026
Battery-electric ferry programme wins North Atlantic Transport Award
The Skarv-class fleet has carried 1.9 million passengers since 2021 and cut the Islet Line’s emissions by 96% against the diesel vessels it replaced.
12 August 2026
Record July: 2.6 million journeys across the network
Ferries to the isles saw the biggest rise — up 14% on July last year — as the new Lund Isle trail opened.
Accessibility
Step-free from street to seat
28 of our 30 stations and piers are step-free. Lifts, ramps and boarding assistance are available across the network, and every announcement is made in Havnsk and English. Travel assistance can be booked up to 16:00 the day before.