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Drøbak is easiest to reach by taking the E6 from the north or south. Follow the sign exit from E6, distance to Drøbak is about 12-14 km. If you come from the west side of the Oslo Fjord, you can take the ferry from Horten to Moss and take the E6. You can also take off from the E18 at Drammen. Choose national road 23 Drøbak over Hurum. Through the Oslofjord tunnel you arrive at Drøbak.
There are several municipal car parks in the center of Drøbak. The two largest and most popular are Bankløkka (max. 4 hours, 2 hours free) and Sjøtorget (max. 24 hours, 2 hours free).
There is free parking for four hours at the Amfi Drøbak City shopping centre.
Other car parks in the city center are: Lindtruppbakken (max. 9 hours, no free), Drøbak cinema (max. 4 hours, no free), Molo B (max. 9 hours, 2 hours free), Niels Carlsensgate (4 hours free) Osloveien (max. 1 hour, none free), Hamburgstranda (max 24 hours, 2 hours free) and Lehmannsbrygga (max 24 hours, 2 hours free).
The municipality has two free parking spaces for tourist buses at Ruter's turning point at Seiersten.
Address: Ullerudveien.
There is a bus between Oslo and Drøbak. Express bus takes 45 minutes.
The bus runs from Oslo Buss Terminal close to Oslo Central Station and from Bjørvika to the terminus at Drøbak Brygge. Route information: www.ruter.no
In addition, route 505 runs from Oslo to Seiersten, which is a 10-minute walk to the center of Drøbak. (Shuttle bus to the city center on Saturdays and during festival weekends)
There are also local bus routes between Ski, Ås (510) and Drøbak.
From Ski and Ås there is a train connection to Oslo S and south. www.vy.no
Line 500X will run from 12.45 to 00.15 every Saturday for just over two months, from 10 June to 15 August 2023. This bus runs:
Frogn high school – Heer – Dyrløkke – Skorkeberg – Seiersten – Grande – Drøbak church – Drøbak square – Seiersten – Skorkeberg – Dyrløkke – Heer and Frogn high school.
Departures will be every half hour. In addition, more frequent departures will be introduced on the festival days in Drøbak, which are: 28 July.
The speedboat connection from Aker Brygge to Drøbak is an experience in itself. Take your family and friends on a trip that will open your eyes to the large island paradise that you can see in Indre Oslofjord.
You will find updated routes over all boat connections in the Inner Oslo Fjord HERE.
If you come with your own boat, there are options for port and accommodation on board in three guest ports. The newest guest harbor in the very south of Drøbak, where you will also find the Sjøstjernen night club.
Drøbak Guest Harbor
Gjestehavnen offers 48 places for boats - from "dinghy size" to 50 feet - with connection options for electricity and water and a land facility that houses washrooms, showers and catering.
read more about guest harbor and prices here.
The marina in Drøbak
As long as there is free space, you can also add for the night in Drøbak Båtforening's facility, the marina in Drøbak itself. Here there are security crews you can turn to on the weekends throughout the summer. More about Drøbak Båtforening and list of harbor guards: www.drobak-baatforening.com
Guest harbor at Oscarsborg
Oscarsborg Gjestehavn on the west side of Nordre Kaholmen, which came second in the award for "Guest Harbor of the Year" 2022. The idyllic guest harbor is quiet and family-friendly and has room for approx. 110 boats. For more info and prices, take a look here: http://oscarsborggjestehavn.no/
• From Oslo: Feel free to take the bike on the bus to Oslo Fjordcamp in Hvervenbukta (tel. 455 04 765 / fjordcamp@naf.no). Take bus 83 from Vika / Vestbanen. From there you can cycle Gamle Mossevei, a favorite ride for everyone on two wheels. The road takes you along Gjersjøen through an idyllic area with beautiful landscapes and small buildings. At the end of Gjersjøen you reach the amusement park Tusenfryd. From there you can continue on Gamle Mossevei along the Bunnefjord to Lake Årungen. There you will find a cycle path under the motorway in the direction of Drøbak, a little further south there is a bridge over the E6. "All roads lead to Drøbak" in this area. A useful map can be found on www.frogn.kommune.no/Kart
• From Moss you can cycle in the direction of Kambo and take the old road along the coast that leads north through idyllic Son in the direction of Drøbak. On the way you can take a detour to Hvitsten, which is a beautiful small town along the fjord with classic buildings. Here are also a number of "sculptures" to see in the form of galleon figures from a number of Fred. Olsen boats. This is a very attractive area to cycle in, with several roads to choose from.
• From Ski / Ås follow national road 52 in the direction of Drøbak. Large parts of this stretch have their own cycle path, and lead you through a beautiful Norwegian cultural landscape with magnificent farm buildings and burial mounds from the Viking Age along the road.
The outlined bike rides are also suitable for motorcycle enthusiasts who want to avoid the highway and experience old roads in beautiful scenery. To end the motorcycle trip with a visit by the sea in Drøbak will be the icing on the cake after one of these rides in the beautiful landscape along the Oslo Fjord.
Oslo Airport Gardermoen is Norway's main airport. From Gardermoen it takes about 1 hour by car to Drøbak. You can also take the Flytoget to Oslo S and then the bus to Drøbak from Oslo Bus Terminal, which is right next to Oslo Central Station.
Airport bus from Gardermoen along the east side of the Oslo Fjord stops at Korsegården, a junction on the E6 which is about 12 km from Drøbak. It takes an hour directly to Korsegården, which is the first stop. Schedules you will find on line F11 Fredrikstad-Gardermoen, or F16 Sarpsborg-Gardermoen. From Korsegården there is a bus to Drøbak, see Router # - or you can order a taxi with Follow Taxi (tel. 06485) - 24 hour service.
