Einzelfahrt: Seebäderkaje → Martinianleger — Hal Över’s afternoon ferry across the ports

BREMERHAVEN FERRY FIELD GUIDE

Einzelfahrt: Seebäderkaje → Martinianleger — Hal Över’s afternoon ferry across the ports

A single-ride ferry from Seebäderkaje in Bremerhaven to Martinianleger in Bremen; this guide compiles the route stops, timetable and practical booking and fare details.

Einzelfahrt: Seebäderkaje → Martinianleger — Hal Över’s afternoon ferry across the ports.

Duration
Contact operator
Location
Bremerhaven
Operator
Hal Över
Category
Ferry
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

This Einzelfahrt departs Seebäderkaje in Bremerhaven and carries passengers on a single-ride service to Martinianleger in Bremen with multiple scheduled stops en route; the operator is Hal Över and the published timetable and fares form the basis for planning the trip.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ROUTE

A chain of port and pier stops between Bremerhaven and Bremen

The service connects Seebäderkaje (departure) with a sequence of landings including Nordenham (Unionpier), Brake, Farge, Blumenthal, Vegesack (Signalstation), Mittelsbüren (Moorlosen Kirche), Lankenauer Höft, Pier2/Waterfront and finally Martinianleger in Bremen — each stop is published with a scheduled arrival time.

THE SCHEDULE

A single afternoon departure with staggered arrivals

The timetable lists a departure from Seebäderkaje at 15:15 with arrivals at the route’s landings spanning the afternoon into the early evening.

THE PRACTICALS

Transparent fares and add-ons for bikes and dogs

Fares are published by category (adult, child, concessions) and additional tickets are required for bicycles and dogs; online bookings incur an additional 6% fee and group pricing applies from 10 people.

What the day feels like

What the crossing feels like

The trip is a scheduled, single-ride ferry that departs Seebäderkaje in Bremerhaven mid-afternoon and progresses through a series of port landings before arriving at Martinianleger in Bremen; the published timetable lays out departure and individual arrival times for each stop.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this crossing suits — and where to check fit.

1
Families with childrenChild fares are published (children 4–14 years) making the crossing suitable for family outings when the timetable matches your plans.
2
Cyclists and dog ownersSeparate bicycle and dog tickets are available (each listed at €4.00), so travellers with bikes or dogs can plan accordingly.
3
GroupsThere is a group fare for parties of 10 or more and the operator recommends direct email booking for groups; group catering (coffee sets) can also be requested.
4
Concession passengersReduced fares are listed for students, seniors and people with disabilities on presentation of proof, so concession-eligible travellers should prepare supporting documentation.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

If travelling with a bicycle or a dog purchase the separate bicycle or dog ticket (each €4.00). For groups, enquire by email about bookings and optional coffee service. Note that online bookings incur an additional 6% fee.

Fares

Published fare categories include Adult (from 15 years), Child (4–14 years), and concession/group rates; specific prices are listed and apply before any online-booking fee.

Booking & Group Logistics

For group bookings (10+ people) the operator recommends contacting Hal Över directly by email ([email protected]); catering requests for groups can also be made via the same contact.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

When does the ferry depart from Bremerhaven?

The published departure from Seebäderkaje, Bremerhaven is at 15:15.

What time does the ferry arrive at Martinianleger in Bremen?

The published arrival time at Bremen, Martinianleger is 19:00.

How much does an adult ticket cost?

An adult ticket (from 15 years) is listed at €28.00; online bookings are subject to an additional 6% fee.

Are there tickets for bicycles and dogs?

Yes — a bicycle ticket costs €4.00 and a dog ticket costs €4.00.

How do I book for a group and is there a group rate?

For groups of 10 or more, direct booking via email ([email protected]) is recommended; a group rate is published and the operator can also arrange coffee service on request.