Einzelfahrt along Bremen’s riverfront: Martinianleger to Lankenauer Höft

BREMEN FERRY FIELD GUIDE

Einzelfahrt along Bremen’s riverfront: Martinianleger to Lankenauer Höft

A point-to-point daytime ferry operated by Hal Över between Bremen’s Martinianleger and Lankenauer Höft — this guide summarizes the route, schedule windows and ticketing details you need to plan the crossing.

Einzelfahrt along Bremen’s riverfront: Martinianleger to Lankenauer Höft.

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

The Einzelfahrt runs from Bremen’s Martinianleger to Lankenauer Höft as a single-ride ferry service; the operator lists a clearly sequenced schedule of departures and intermediate landings and publishes fares for adults, children, concessions, bicycles and dogs.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ROUTE

A direct single-ride connection from Martinianleger

This is offered as an Einzelfahrt (single-ride) from Bremen’s Martinianleger toward Lankenauer Höft with a published sequence of scheduled landings downriver.

THE SCHEDULE

Timed landings across multiple piers

The service lists departure and arrival times for a series of stops in a fixed order; passengers can consult the published timetable for the specific arrival windows at each landing.

THE PRACTICALS

Transparent fares and add-on tickets

Fares are published for adults, children and concessions, and separate tickets are available for bicycles and dogs — practical options for mixed groups.

What the day feels like

What the crossing feels like

The Einzelfahrt is presented as a scheduled daytime crossing: you board at Bremen’s Martinianleger for a single, scheduled run toward Lankenauer Höft with a set sequence of intermediate arrivals on the operator’s timetable.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this crossing suits — and who should check details first.

1
Commuters and day-trippersA straightforward point-to-point service with fixed departure windows; suitable for travelers relying on a single scheduled crossing.
2
Families with childrenChildren aged 4–14 travel on a reduced fare; families should note the published child pricing and plan accordingly.
3
Cyclists and pet ownersSeparate tickets are available for bicycles and dogs, so travelers bringing either should budget for the additional fare.
4
GroupsGroups of 10 or more qualify for group fares and are advised to book directly via the operator’s email for smoother handling.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

If you bring a bicycle or a dog, you need to purchase the corresponding bicycle (4.00€) or dog ticket (4.00€).

Pricing & Tickets

Adult fares (from age 15) and reduced fares for children and concessions are published; bicycle and dog tickets are itemized separately.

Booking Note

Prices quoted online are subject to an additional 6% booking fee; groups of 10 or more are recommended to book directly by email ([email protected]).

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Is there an online booking fee?

Yes — prices are subject to an additional 6% fee for online bookings.

When and where does the ferry depart?

The listed departure point is Bremen, Martinianleger with a departure time published as 8:30.

How much does an adult ticket cost?

The published adult fare (from age 15) is 8,50€ (note: online bookings carry an extra fee).

Are there tickets for bicycles and dogs?

Yes — the bicycle ticket costs 4,00€ and the dog ticket costs 4,00€.

Are there reduced fares or group rates?

Reduced fares (7,60€) apply for students, seniors and certain categories with proof; group participants (from 10 people) can use the group fare of 7,60€ and are recommended to book directly by email.

What arrival information is published?

The timetable lists a sequence of arrival times for the route’s landings, showing arrival windows across the course of the run.