Ferry to Lindwerder Island

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

The privately operated passenger ferry connects the eastern bank of the Havel River amidst Grunewald Forest with Lindwerder Island. The ferry crosses as needed and can be called with a bell. The crossing from the mainland to Lindwerder takes only a few minutes. The island can be easily explored on foot via a circular path. Several benches along the way invite hikers to linger and offer a wide view of the Havel River and as far as Gatow, a part of the Spandau district located on the west bank of the river. Lindwerder Island also features a restaurant open from April to October.

Tickets

The ferry to Lindwerder Island is not operated by the BVG, so public transport tickets are not valid here. A round trip tickets costs € 1 for adults. Children up to 14 travel free of charge. Bicycles and dogs cost € 1 each.

Transport Links

If you are arriving from the city center, you can take the S-Bahn line S1 or S7 to Wannsee station or the S3 or S9 to the S-Bahn station Heerstraße. From there, you can get to the ferry by taking the BVG bus 218 to the Lindwerder stop.