If you plan on bringing your car on your next journey to Suðuroy, we are pleased to announce that you can now book a spot for your vehicle on the ferry Smyril.
The wait is over - Now You Can Book a Spot for Your Car on Route 7 to Suðuroy.
Although Smyril is by far our largest car ferry, it does happen occasionally that the car deck is full and vehicles are unable to get a spot on board. Now there is no need to worry about not getting your car along for your journey. If you have pre-booked a spot and have received a booking confirmation, your vehicle is guaranteed a spot on the ferry.
Although it is not a requirement to pre-book a spot for your vehicle, it does make your journey a lot less stressful, as you have a priority to board the ferry over vehicles, that have not booked.
Trial Period From 8th of July Until the 1st of September.
You can book already now, with the first available date being Monday the 8th of July. Since the first period is a trial period until the 1st of September, you are only able to pre-book a spot for vehicle and driver (driver is included in the vehicle fare).
All additional passengers still have to buy their tickets on board as it is now, meaning, that it is only necessary to pre-book a ticket when traveling with a vehicle. Passengers on foot are still to board the ferry and purchase their tickets on board.
After the trial period, route 7 in the booking system will be evaluated and possible adjustments will be made.
Book Your Spot Already Now on Our Website.
You will find the booking system on the front page of our website or you can use this direct link: booking.ssl.fo.
You receive the ticket and booking confirmation on your e-mail address. You have to register the license plate of your vehicle when booking, and it is very important that this information is correct, as the license plate will be scanned when you board the ferry.
You can find user help, terms & conditions and FAQ's on our website. You can also call our information service on:
Phone +298 343030
Or you can e-mail us at
Welcome on board
