Freighter Voyages by Continent

Rotterdam – Teesport – South Shields – Rotterdam or similar

Container vessel, built 2001, 11.200 to., international ship command

Rotterdam – Dublin – Cork – Rotterdam or similar

Container vessel, built 2008, 9.500 tdw, German or international ship command

Rotterdam – Aarhus – Gothenburg – Antwerp – RotterdamHamburg – Bremerhaven – Tananger – Bergen – Maloy – Alesund – Haugesund – Orkanger – Hamburg

Container vessel, built 1999, 8,430 tons dead-weight, international ship command

Bremerhaven – Egersund – Stavanger – Haugesund – Bergen – Fusa – Floro – Maloy – Alesund – Bremerhaven or similar

Container vessel, built 2006, 9,300 tons dead-weight, international ship command

Hamburg – Bremerhaven – Kiel Canal – Fredericia – Aarhus – Kiel Canal – Wilhelmshaven – Bremerhaven – Hamburg or similar

Container vessel, built 2007, 11.400 tdw, international ship command

Hamburg – (Kiel-Canal) – Kopenhagen – Malmo – Halmstad – Helsingborg – Fredrikstad – Oslo – Drammen – Kristiansand – Klaipeda – Helsinki – Gdynia – Stettin – (Kiel-Canal) – Bremerhaven – Hamburg or similar (usually 2-4 ports)

Container vessel, built 2012, 13,200 tons dead-weight, German speaking or international ship command

Hamburg – (Kiel Canal) – Kopenhagen – Malmo – Halmstad – Helsingborg – Fredrikstad – Oslo – Drammen – Kristiansand – Klaipeda – Helsinki – Gdynia – Stettin – (Kiel Canal) – Bremerhaven – Hamburg or similar (usually 2-4 ports)

Container vessel, built 2012, 13.200 tons, international ship command

Rotterdam – Gothenburg – Antwerp – Rotterdam or similar

Container vessel, built 2005, 11,400 tons dead-weight, German ship command

Hamburg – (Kiel Canal) – Helsingborg – Kopenhagen – Halmstad – Skagen – Stettin – Drammen – Oslo – Frederikstad – Larvik – Kristiansand – Fredericia – Aarhus – Kalundborg – Aalborg – (Kiel Canal) – Bremerhaven – Hamburg or similar (usually 3-5 ports)

Container vessels, built 2004, 11,400 tons dead-weight, German ship command

Varies and depends on the cargo. The vessels go, for example, to Swedish, Baltic, Polish, Norwegen, English ports. During the ice-free times (April to December) the voyage often goes to the Finnish Saimaa lakes, e. g. Lappeenranta, Joutseno, Joenseen or even to Siilinjärvi. The routes cannot be selected.

Bulk / Mixed Cargo vessels, built 2004-2006, 3,600 tons dead-weight, German or international ship command

Brunsbuttel lock – Kiel Canal – Mukran – Vasteras – Oxelosund – Kiel Canal – Brunsbuttel lock or similar

Bulk/Container vessels, built 1994-1995, 4,470 tons dead-weight, international ship command.

Hamburg – Kiel Canal – Riga – Tallin – Helsinki – Kotka – Rauma – Klaipeda – Gdynia – Gdansk – Norrkoping – Stockholm – Gavle – Kiel Canal – Bremerhaven – Hamburg or similar. (Usually 3-4 ports)

Container vessel, built 2008, 16,950 tdw, German ship command

Hamburg – Kiel Canal – Riga – Tallin – Helsinki – Kotka – Rauma – Klaipeda – Gdingen – Danzig – Norrkoping – Stockholm – Gavle – Kiel Canal – Bremerhaven – Rotterdam or similar (usually 3-4 ports)

Container vessel, built 2008, 16,950 tdw, international ship command

Hamburg – Antwerp – Le Havre – Tangier – Casablanca – Agadir – Rotterdam – London Gateway – Hamburg or similar.

Container vessels, year 2005, 18.550 tons, international ship command

Rotterdam – Dublin – Rotterdam or similar

Container vessels, built 2008, 11,050 tons, international ship command

Antwerp – Dublin – Cork – Antwerp or similar

Container ship, built 2008, 11.050 tons dead-weight, international ship command

Moerdijk – Oslo – Moss – (Kristiansand) – Moerdijk or similar

Container vessel, built 2004, 9.193 tons dead-weight, international ship command

Wilhelmshaven – Bremerhaven – often Kiel Canal – Danzig – Muuga – Gavle – Norrkoping – Gavle – often Kiel Canal – Wilhelmshaven or similar

Container vessels, built 2006, 19,500 tons dead-weight, international ship command

Bremerhaven – Reykjavik – Grundartangi – Bremerhaven or similar

Container vessel, year 2006, 22.200 to., international ship command