River mApp vs Byferga Fredrikstad

The first and most complete real-time European River Cruise App! Specially designed for river cruise travelers. On a river cruise we pass many interesting sights and have many questions: What is the name of this town? How many people live in this town? When will we reach the next lock? How high is this lock? What is the name of this castle? When was this castle built? When will we reach the next port of call? River Mapp has the answer to all your questions. Follow our real-time, interactive river map and tap on the "Points of Interest" icon and a pop-up link will appear which indicates exactly the town, castle, statue, lock, power station, bridge or historical monument you are passing. Tap on the web link and you are automatically directed to the wikipedia information page of the sight you are admiring. Our beautifully designed Apps make sure that you always know where you are, what you are looking at and where your cruise ship is heading. Thanks to our Apps your dream cruise will be even more enjoyable! Travel light, enjoy each sight & learn everything about your river! We wish you a wonderful cruise!

Byferga, the city ferries of Fredrikstad, cross the Glomma. It's free to ride. The app shows when the next ferry leaves and where the ferries are now. Next departure The app picks the ferry landing nearest you and counts down to the next departure. Every landing and every route. The ferries on the map The ferries are shown on the map, positioned by AIS. When one is on its way to your landing, you see roughly when it arrives, and whether it's behind schedule. That is our own estimate, not a message from Byferga. Phone numbers Tap a ferry to see where it's heading, and the phone number for that ferry. The coming days See the timetable for the next few days, and share a day with someone. The app is in Norwegian, English, German, Spanish, Italian and French. Offline, it shows the last timetable it fetched. Made by ON IT AS. Not made by Fredrikstad municipality, which runs Byferga. Timetables from Entur, positions from the Norwegian Coastal Administration/BarentsWatch, maps from Kartverket.