The ferry line F23 runs from Müggelwerderweg to Kruggasse, stopping at Müggelhort and Neu-Helgoland on the way. The entire trip takes 25 minutes. Once on the water, passengers can discover the extraordinary charm of the Greater Müggelsee - a tour on the ferry is worth it for this reason alone.
Tip: If you want to cycle around lake Müggelsee, you can take the ferry from Müggelwerderweg to Müggelhort. The ride to the first stop of the ferry line takes about ten minutes.
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Ferry F23: Rahnsdorf — Kruggasse
© BVG, Donath
During the summer season, the ferry F23 runs at the eastern end of lake Müggelsee and opens up an idyllic water landscape.
Ferry Schedule
The F23 operates only during the summer season, which starts every year on the first Saturday in April or Good Friday (whichever is earlier) and ends on the last Sunday in October or with the end of the autumn vacations in Berlin (whichever is later).
Tickets
The ferry line F23 is operated by the BVG. Therefore, the normal tickets for public transport are valid. A single ticket AB is sufficient for the journey to the pier and the ferry ride. For the ferry crossing alone, a short-distance ticket is sufficient.
Transport Links
To get to the Müggelwerderweg pier, take the tram 61 or the bus 161 or N64 to the Rahnsdorf/Waldschänke terminus. From theere, a short walk of about 800 meters will take you to the ferry pier.
Public transportation
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Ferry
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Müggelwerderweg
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Müggelwerderweg