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Farsund (Norway)

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Farsund cruise port

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Local Time
2024-12-13 02:07

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Port Farsund cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Farsund, Norway. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

DayShipArrivalDeparture
17 May, 2025
Saturday
Small Cruise Lines Cruises cruise lineCFC Renaissance12:0020:00

Farsund is a North Sea (Baltic Sea) port town and municipality in Norway's Vest-Agder county (Lister district) with population around 10,000. The cruise port is located between Stavanger and Kristiansand. Municipality's nearest "scenic cruise" destinations are the Norwegian fjords Fedafjorden and Listafjorden (along its northwestern side) and Lyngdalsfjorden (in its eastern part). Two lighthouses are located in the west (Lista) and in the south (Sondre Katland).

Farsund was founded in the late-18th-century (1795) and officially received its town status in 1838. It became a municipality in 1965 when Farsund was merged with 3 neighbouring municipalities (Herad, Lista, Spind). Town's current-day economy is based on industries like aluminium, shipping, commercial fishing, agriculture. Town's largest employers are Alcoa Lista (owned by the US-based Alcoa Corporation) and Farsund Aluminium Casting (1996-founded as subsidiary of Alcoa). In 2012, Farsund Aluminium was purchased (now fully-owned) by BAF-Benteler Automotive GmbH. The German company produces aluminium auto parts. The municipality has agricultural land 26 km2 (10 mi2 / district's largest), forests 88 km2 (34 mi2) and freshwater areas 11 km2 (4 mi2).

In the period 1955-2002, Farsund had an airport (located on Lista Peninsula) serving regularly-scheduled domestic flights linking to Stavanger, Bergen and Oslo. The airport was built in 1940 by the Germans (during WW2 / 1939-45). After the war, the facility was managed by Luftforsvaret (Norwegian Air Force). Today, the privatized airport is used as an industrial storage area and serves only minor general aviation traffic.

Best-known tourist attractions include Farsund Harbour (ranked among Norway's best, with a large yacht Marina serving luxury yachts and pleasure boats during summer), Strandmila (cross-country trailing along Lister's beaches and forests) and Kaperdagene (pirate-themed annual festival held in July). As resort vacation destination, Farsund is visited mainly by Norwegians and during summer.

As cruise port, Farsund in 2020 was included in the schedule of the 2018-built liner Seabourn Ovation. Next table shows the 14-day itinerary (themed "North Cape and Majestic Fjords") roundtrip from homeport Copenhagen.

Date / TimePort
04 Jul 17:00Departing from Copenhagen, Denmark
06 Jul 12:00 - 23:00Alesund, Norway
08 Jul 08:00 - 17:00Svolvaer, Austvagoya Island, Lofoten Norway
09 Jul 09:00 - 17:00Tromso, Norway
10 Jul 11:00 - 21:00Honningsvag, Mageroya Island, Norway
13 Jul 08:00 - 17:00Olden, Norway
14 Jul 07:00 - 17:00Flam, Norway
15 Jul 10:00 - 23:00Stavanger, Norway
16 Jul 08:00 - 17:00Farsund, Norway
17 Jul 08:00 - 18:00Skagen, Denmark
18 Jul 07:00Arriving in Copenhagen

Prices started from ~USD 10,500 per person (double-occupancy cabin rates).

Farsund cruise terminal

Cruise ships to Farsund dock at a dedicated deepwater pier (at Farsund Marina) located at close proximity (~10-min walking distance) from downtown. Port Farsund maintains 1 cruise ship per day policy.

For season 2020, the cruise port lifted its vessel size restrictions (max LOA length 230 m / 755 ft) thus allowing even world's biggest liners to enter the harbor waterway. This was accomplished by removing underwater reefs and adding new navigation aids.

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