Ferry Lines in Berlin

The ferry to Pfaueninsel in southwest Berlin takes visitors from the banks of the Havel River to the fairytale "Peacock Island".  more

The ferry line F10 between Wannsee and Alt-Kladow is an important transport connection and popular with excursionists on weekends as a short steamboat trip.  more

The ferry F11 crosses the Spree south of Plänterwald and connects Treptow with Oberschöneweide all year round.  more

The F12 ferry line in southeast Berlin crosses the Dahme River and connects the districts of Grünau and Wendenschloss all year round.  more

In the Eichwalde area, the ferry F21 shuttles between Schmöckwitz and Krampenburg.  more

During the summer season, the ferry F23 runs at the eastern end of lake Müggelsee and opens up an idyllic water landscape.  more

The F24 ferry line between Rahnsdorf and Müggelheim is unique in Berlin: the crossing is made by rowboat.  more

From the eastern bank of the Havel River in Grunewald Forest, a passenger ferry departs to the idyllic Havel island of Lindwerder.  more

Berlin's only car ferry shuttles daily between Hakenfelde in Spandau and Tegelort in Reinickendorf.  more

The Scharfenberg ferry connects the island of the same name with the northwestern shore of Lake Tegel.  more

The passenger ferry operates on the Havel River and Lake Tegel, connecting the islands of Valentinswerder and Maienwerder with the mainland.  more