Destinations
We currently operate two routes:
Stavanger and Aberdeen.
Stavanger and Aberdeen are key cities with strong ties to the offshore industry, making them natural destinations in our route network. These routes support business travel and cross-border collaboration, especially for professionals and companies connected to the energy sector.
But the connections are also important for private travelers. Whether you have family, friends, or personal ties in Norway or Scotland, or simply wish to experience the nature, culture, and city life of these exciting regions, direct routes make the journey both easier and faster.
Read more below.
Please note that the Stavanger route is temporarily suspended.
We hope to resume the route as soon as possible.
Stavanger, Norway
The area around Stavanger offers stunning nature, with fjords and mountains that are unlike anything found in Denmark.
Explore the mountains from the water with a guided kayak or boat tour, where you’ll encounter impressive waterfalls, steep rock formations, and deep caves.
Travel along the narrow Lysefjord and enjoy the view of the beautiful and iconic Pulpit Rock. Rising 604 metres above the fjord, it has been named one of the world’s most spectacular viewpoints.
For those interested in flora, fauna, and wildlife, unique experiences await in Jotunheimen National Park. The varied landscape makes it possible to get up close to fascinating plants and animals.
Stavanger itself is full of history and atmosphere. At the same time, with its 132,000 inhabitants, the city is a vibrant hub with an exciting business and dining scene.
Aberdeen, Scotland
Scotland’s third-largest city, Aberdeen, offers outstanding nature, history, and cultural experiences.
Explore the beautiful Cairngorms National Park in the Scottish Highlands, where you can ski, hike, and climb mountains.
The Highlands also offer exciting hunting opportunities, combined with cosy hotels, local pubs, and charming villages – ensuring a truly unique experience.
Golf enthusiasts can take on the challenge at 55 different courses, all set in stunning natural surroundings.
After 18 holes on the golf course, you might want to quench your thirst with a visit to one of the many whisky distilleries – each with proud traditions behind them.
If you are instead looking for an adrenaline rush and ready for a challenge, white-water kayaking offers a thrilling adventure on the area’s beautiful and powerful rivers.
Aberdeen Harbour is one of Europe’s best places to spot dolphins, seals, and whales. Book a harbour tour for an experience out of the ordinary.
Learn more about Aberdeen and the surrounding area.
You can purchase airline tickets directly through the airline Loganair.