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Public transport by bus

Travel easily around the Narvik region by public transport.

It is easy to get around the Narvik region by bus. Both city buses and regional bus routes make it possible to travel between the city center, the airport and popular destinations in the region in an easy, flexible and environmentally friendly way.

City buses in Narvik

The city buses in Narvik run daily from early morning to late evening. The main hub for the buses is located at the bus terminal outside Narvik town hall.

Tickets can be purchased in the Reis app or on board with card payment. For timetables, travel planning and updated traffic information, we recommend using www.reisnordland.no.

The buses are universally designed and adapted for wheelchair users. It is also possible to bring, among other things: stroller, walker, skis and children's bike.

Pets are allowed if no passengers have allergies, and bicycles can be taken if there is space and the driver deems it prudent.

Regional bus routes

Narvik has good bus connections to several destinations in Northern Norway. The regional buses run from Narvik bus terminal , which is centrally located at Thon Malmporten shopping center, to:

Bus 100 Narvik - Tromsø

One of the most popular routes in Northern Norway, with beautiful views of fjords and mountains along the entire journey.

See departures

Bus 100 Narvik - Bodø

Connects Narvik with Bodø via northern Norwegian valleys, fjords and smaller local communities.

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Bus 200 Narvik - Harstad

Connects Narvik with Harstad and Harstad/Narvik Airport Evenes.

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Bus 300 Narvik - Svolvær

Provides easy connection between Lofoten and Narvik.

See departures

Travel Pass Nordland

For those who want to explore more of Nordland over several days, we recommend Travel Pass Nordland. The travel pass provides unlimited travel for 7 days by both bus and express boat throughout Nordland County.

For timetables and up-to-date information:
www.reisnordland.no