Tuesday 15 Sep, 2026

New record − travel across the strait with ForSea continues to increase

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New record − travel across the strait with ForSea continues to increase

The desire to travel persists and ForSea can put another record weekend behind it. During Ascension Day, many chose to cross the strait and enjoy both aboard the ferries and experiences on the other side of the strait.

The ferries are bustling with life, the shops are full of offers, the restaurants are fully booked and new records are being set. A total of 135,000 passengers travelled with ForSea during the period Wednesday – Sunday (25–29/5). Looking at only the disembarkation passengers, the figures show a record-high 80,000 passengers during the days 21–29 May, a total that beats the previous weekly record from 2017. 

”"We are pleased to note that we are surpassing the record from 2017. It is clear to us that our offerings on board and the trip itself are truly appreciated by our travelers. We continue to connect the region and enable increased activity in both the retail and restaurant sectors on both sides of the strait. At the same time, we are seeing an increase in sales with us on board and fully booked restaurants.". Delightful in every way, says Kristian Durhuus, CEO ForSea.

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