Yes, you can smoke at Bergen Airport (BGO) at designated outdoor areas just outside the terminal entrance. All smoking is landside and outdoors — the single consolidated terminal has no after-security smoking area and no indoor smoking room, in line with Avinor’s removal of indoor rooms across its airports.

Where to Smoke

Smoking at Bergen Airport is permitted only at the designated outdoor areas outside the main terminal entrance, on the landside before security. Step out through the entrance doors and use the marked outdoor spots near the front of the building.

There is no smoking area past security and no indoor smoking room anywhere in the terminal. Connecting and transit passengers who want to smoke must exit the secure area, head to the outdoor areas, and then pass through screening again to return to their gate.

Vaping

Vaping indoors is restricted the same way as smoking at Bergen Airport, so use the outdoor areas. Snus, a smokeless tobacco that is legal in Norway, is a common indoor alternative many travellers use instead.

Summary

LocationSmoking Allowed
Outdoor (terminal entrance, landside)Yes
After security (airside)No
Indoor smoking roomNo

For Norway’s airport smoking rules and vaping law, see our Norway airport smoking guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you smoke at Bergen Airport?

Yes, you can smoke at Bergen Airport (BGO) at designated outdoor areas outside the terminal entrance. These spots are landside, before you pass through security.

Is there a smoking area after security at Bergen Airport?

No. Bergen Airport has no smoking area after security and no indoor smoking room. To smoke, you must stay landside or exit the secure area and pass through screening again to return.

Where can I smoke at Bergen Airport?

You can smoke at the designated outdoor areas just outside the single terminal entrance. All smoking at BGO is outdoors and landside.

Can I vape inside Bergen Airport?

No. Vaping indoors is restricted the same way as smoking at Bergen Airport, so use the outdoor areas. Snus, a smokeless tobacco, is legal in Norway and many travellers use it indoors instead.

Do transit passengers have to leave security to smoke at Bergen Airport?

Yes. Because there is no airside smoking area, connecting passengers must exit the secure zone, smoke at the outdoor areas, and then re-screen to return to their gate.