Ytgröq Express

Ytgröq Express (until 2005: Ytgröqprömy) is a company operating ferries from Nqlät to Btmgër in the Ytgröq Archipelago. The company currently owns one ferry, Btmgër II, which can carry 160 cars and around 700 people. This ferry was built at the Gemtszën Ëgjo shipyard.
== Service ==
The crossing from Nqlät to Btmgër takes around 90 minutes. The ferry departs at 7:00, 11:00, and 15:00 from Nqlät, and at 9:00, 13:00, and 17:00 from Btmgër. Daytrips to Btmgër are offered by Ytgröq Express for a reduced price compared to a regular roundtrip ticket.
== Fleet history ==
Ytgröqprömy was founded in 1908 and bought its first ferry, the Hajö Ytgröqa, the same year. It was placed into service in 1909. This first ferry operated until 1927 when it was scrapped and replaced by the Hajö Btmgëra, which operated for 40 years until 1967. A temporary ship was then leased until 1970 when a new ship, the Btmgër, was delivered. This ship ran until 2005, when it was replaced by the current ferry, Btmgër II.
== Ports ==
=== Nqlät ===
Ytgröqprömy used a dock on the Qqlät river in central Nqlät until 1967, when a new ferry terminal opened to accomodate the new Btmgër ferry. This ferry terminal is located in the Nqlät Harbour, and has an indoor connection to the Nqlät Pört railway station.
=== Btmgër ===
The port in Btmgër is small and has a small building, accomodating around 350 passengers. The dock is centrally located, within walking distance of the town's main sights.
=== Other ports ===
Ytgröqprömy operated with a stop in Susyq in the eastern part of the archipelago between 1909 and 1922. This dock was rudimentary and was closed due to the low demand.