The easiest way to Drobak is driving the national road E6 from north or south. Signs along the main road leads you off to Drobak. The distance from the national road is approximately 12–14 kms. If you arrive from the western side of the Oslo Fjord, there are two options:
• Alternative 1: take the ferry from Horten to Moss and then drive the E6 northwards. Ferry schedule at: www.kasto-fosen.no.
• Alternative 2: Drive national road E18 to Drammen, where signs lead you on to main road 23. This road takes you through the beautiful countryside of Hurum before the Oslo Fjord tunnel brings you under the fjord to Drobak.
Central Drobak offers free car parking for the first two hours at Bank clock, which is the central parking lot near the Town Square. The Shopping mall Drobak City offers 4 hours free car parking. In central Drobak there are several meters alowing two hour periods of parking. That Sjotorget, next to the Tourist Office, the parking meters allow parking up to 9 hours. Overnight parking is free between 05.00 pm and 08.00 am Summertime you may also find free parking at Victory stone aside the entrance road of Drobak (look for signs).
There are two free parking lots for Tourist Coaches where the normal bus line turns at Seiersten, address: Ullerudveien.
There are express and normal bus shuttles between Oslo and Drobak. The express shuttle takes 40 minutes, the normal connection about 50 minutes.
The bus leaves from Oslo Bus Terminal near the Oslo Central Station and ends up at the old Ferry terminal in the southern harbor of Drobak. There are also local buses between Drobak and Ås, see www.ruter.no
From Ski and Ås there is a train connection to Oslo Central Station and southwards. Complete overview of routes and timetables: www.nsb.no
If you arrive in your own boat, you may stay overnight in three different guest harbors:
Drobak Guest Harbor
This new harbor is situated in the southern part of Drobak. Here you will also find a nice seaside harbor restaurant: The Sea Star (Sjøstjernen). This harbor is serviced by a full-time assistant. Maximum stay is 3 days. Prices: • Daytime until 05.00 pm NOK 50, - • Boats less than 20 feet NOK 100, - per day • Boats 20–40 feet NOK 200, - per day • Boats 40–50 feet NOK 300, –per day • Electricity NOK 50, - per day. • Receipt label must be clearly attached at your place in the harbor. More info: www.frogn.kommune.no/kommunen/nyheter/Drobak-gjestehavn1/
Drobak Boat Harbor
If there is space available, you may stay for some time or overnight. Free places are labeled. Prices: • NOK 100, - per night for boats up to 30 feet • NOK 150, - for boats over 30 foot. This harbor is run by the Drøbak Boating Club, and the local guards will help you during the summertime weekends. More info: www.drobak-baatforening.com
Oscarsborg Guest Harbor
A service assistant attends this harbor from thursdays to sundays. There is space for approximately 100 boats. Prices: • NOK 6,00 per foot for staying overnight. • Daytime visit: NOK 10, - per hour for boats less than 25 feet (+ NOK 50, - deposit fee) / NOK 20, - per hour for boats over 25 feet (+ NOK 100, - deposit fee). You may stay at the dock until 11.00 pm Payment either to the service assistant or automate. Included in the service is electricity, water, toilets, waste handling and internet connection. Pre-booking is not available.
Info: Phone + 47 97 43 47 79 or dromar@online.no
• From Oslo: Start your departure from Oslo by bus 83 leaving from Vika / Vestbanen (near the City Hall). The bus provides safe and interesting transportation along the seaside to Oslo Fjordcamp at Hvervenbukta, which offers a nice beach (tel 455 04 765 / fjordcamp@naf.no). From here, choose Gamle Mossevei (“The old road to Moss”) which offers a picturesque route for bicyclists along the lake Gjersjøen and the amusement park Tusenfryd. The road continues along Bunnefjorden and another lake, Årungen. From there you will find a passage under the motorway, and from here most small roads will lead to Drøbak (follow signs). Further south there is also a bridge leading over the motorway. Useful map: on www.frogn.kommune.no/Kart
• From Moss: Find the local road in the direction of Kambo that leads further on along the coast. Follow signs for Son on your way to Drøbak. You may also take a "side tour" to Hvitsten, a local community at the seaside - well known for it's exhibited figureheads from historic trade vessels owned by Fred. Olsen Line. In general, the whole area is very suitable for bicycling, and the mentioned villages are well worth a stop on your way. We do recommend an up-to-date road map.
• From Ski and Ås: Follow main road 52 in the direction of Drøbak. Most of this distance offers separate, safe bicycle lanes. It takes you through a beautiful agricultural landscape with traditional farmhouses, most of them meticulously well kept. Along the road there are burial mounds from the viking era to be seen. Ski and Ås offers a regular railway connection to Oslo Central Station.
The mentioned routes for bicycles are also tempting drives for MC-enthusiasts who want to avoid the motorway and enjoy curvy country roads. Many MC riders prefer to take a break in Drøbak Harbor, where coffee, soft drinks etc. are available at the kiosk.
• Oslo Rygge Airport is the closest airport to Drøbak, 30–40 minutes away by car. Flight times and airport transportation info at www.ryg.no
• Oslo Gardermoen Airport is Norway's Main Airport. Traveling time by car to Drøbak is approximately 1 hour (50% more during busy day hours through Oslo Ring Road). General info at www.gardermoen.no.
Bus Service (Flybussen) stops at the junction Korsegården at the E6, situated some 12 kms from Drøbak. Time table at www.nor-way.no, look for route F11 Fredrikstad – Gardermoen or F16 Sarpsborg – Gardermoen. From Korsegården there is a bus connection to Drøbak, see www.ruter.no. Taxis could also be ordered from www.follotaxi.no or by telephone 06485, 24 hours service.