News for The Port of Bergen

Bergen Cruise Network established

Published: 18.02.26

Bergen Cruise Network established

Bergen Cruise Network is a new collaboration between tourism stakeholders, initiated by the Port of Bergen in partnership with Visit Bergen, Bergen Sentrum, the Municipality of Bergen, and Vestland County Council. The goal is clear: to create land-based and sustainable development linked to cruise traffic and to ensure that a greater share of the value creation remains local – in Bergen and the surrounding region.

Change in Routine for Collection of Passage Fees

Published: 19.12.25

Change in Routine for Collection of Passage Fees

1 February 2026, we will make changes to our routines for the collection of passage fees for facilities at Dokken and Skolten. To ensure a better process for collection and payment, Vestpark will perform this service on our behalf. This means that from 1 February 2026, Vestpark will handle the registration of passages and the issuing of invoices.

Båtmann Stasjonen become a part of the Port of Bergen

Published: 18.12.25

Båtmann Stasjonen become a part of the Port of Bergen

The mooring company Båtmann Stasjonen and Bergen Port Authority have entered into an agreement under which Båtmann Stasjonen’s operations will continue as an integrated part of Bergen Port Authority’s service offering. The agreement entails the winding up of the company Båtmann Stasjonen, with Bergen Port Authority taking over both employees and operations as of January 1st

Environmental Port Index Partners with Port of Lisbon to Enchance Sustainability Efforts

Published: 23.04.25

Environmental Port Index Partners with Port of Lisbon to Enchance Sustainability Efforts

Environmental Port Index (EPI) is proud to announce its partnership with the Port of Lisbon, marking the first Southern European port to join the EPI network.

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