Ferry use in the VRM

Rhine ferry Linz-Kripp

In Linz you can take line 170 from the “Rheinufer” stop, and Linz train station is only a ten-minute walk away. In Remagen-Kripp you can take the RegioBus 852 or line 836 from the “Rheinfähre” stop.

Passenger ferry Remagen-Erpel

For the Erpel-Remagen ferry, the “Fährgasse” stop is in the immediate vicinity of the ferry terminal, where lines 802, 827, 828, 841, 851, 852 and 853 go. Remagen train station is also a ten-minute walk away.

On the opposite side in Erpel, the lines 565 and 568 run at the stop “Rheinfähre”, Erpel train station can be reached on foot in about eight minutes.

Ehrenbreitstein Rhine Ferry

The Ehrenbreitstein ferry connects the centre of Koblenz with Ehrenbreitstein, on the right-hand side of the Rhine. For those who would rather avoid using the cable car, the ferry also offers a speedy connection between Ehrenbreitstein and the “Deutsches Eck” (German Corner), from where you can travel in comfort into the centre of town or to Central Station on the number 1 bus.

From Ehrenbreitstein station, you can travel to Immendorf on the number 9 bus, to Arzheim on the number 10 bus, to Asterstein and to Vallendar on the 358 bus. You also have the option of travelling to Montabaur on the 460 bus, to Neuwied and Mönchengladback on regional train RB27.

Ferry community Kaub

Below Gutenfels Castle, the Kaub ferry shuttles daily from the right to the left bank of the Rhine and back.

VRM tickets (except VRM guest ticket) are recognised on the ferry. VRM tickets are not sold on the ferry itself, the "normal" fare of the ferry operator remains unchanged.

Bus line 685 runs regularly between St. Goar station and the landing stage in Engelsburg from Monday to Friday.

At isolated departure times, a call to the service telephone number 0261/9846140 (6 am to 10 pm) is required up to 60 minutes before departure. Groups of 5 or more persons up to 2 working days before departure. Weekend journeys must always be booked at least 60 minutes before departure.