Freighter Voyages by Continent

Antwerp – Dunkirk – Liverpool – Dublin – Belfast – Greenock – Antwerp or similar.

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

Rotterdam – Dublin – Waterford – Rotterdam or similar

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

Rotterdam – Dublin – Rotterdam or similar

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

Antwerp – Belfast – Antwerp or similar

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

Antwerp – Zeebrugge – Dublin – Antwerp or similar.

Container ship, built 2001, 11,200 tons, international ship’s command

Le Havre – Bassens – Montoir – (Brest) – Le Havre or similar.

Container ship, built 2008, 11,400 tons, international ship command

Rotterdam – Maløy / Ulvesund and Vågsfjord – Ålesund / Ellingsoyfjord – Tananger – Haugesund / Karmsund – Florø / Hellefjord and Rekstafjord – Rotterdam or similar

Container ship, built 1999, 8,430 tons deadweight, international ship’s command

Hamburg – Bremerhaven – (Kiel Canal) – Fredericia – Aarhus – Oslo – Moss – Brevik – Kristiansand – (Kiel Canal) – Wilhelmshaven – Bremerhaven – Hamburg or similar

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

Hamburg – Kiel Canal – Gavle – Stockholm – Gothenburg – Gdynia – Gdansk – Helsinki – Kotka – Tallin – Klaipeda – Kiel Canal – Rotterdam – Bremerhaven – Hamburg or similar.

Container ship, built 2012, 13,200 tons, German or international ship command

Hamburg – Bremerhaven – Wilhelmshaven – (Kiel Canal) – Helsingborg –Kopenhagen – Aarhus – Gothenburg – Aalborg – Gdansk – Kiel Canal – Hamburg or similar
(usually 3-4 ports)

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

Bremerhaven – Rotterdam – Gothenburg – Bremerhaven or similar

Container vessel, built 2007, 9,565 tons, international ship command

amburg – (Kiel Canal) – Helsingborg – Kopenhagen – Halmstad – Skagen – Stettin – Drammen – Oslo – Frederikstad – Larvik – Kristiansand – Fredericia – Aarhus – Kalundborg – Aalborg – (Kiel Canal) – Bremerhaven – Hamburg or similar

Container vessel, built 2004, 11,400 tdw, German ship command

Kiel Canal lock – Vasteras – (Oxelosund) – Kiel Canal 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 – Gdingen – Gdansk – Norrkoping – Stockholm – Gavle – Kiel Canal – Bremerhaven – Hamburg or similar
(usually 3-4 ports)

Container vessel, built 2009, 16,950 tdw, international ship command

Hamburg – Kiel Canal – Riga – Tallinn – Helsinki – Klaipeda – Gdynia – Gdansk – Norrkoping – Stockholm – Gavle – Kiel Canal – Bremerhaven – Hamburg or similar.

Container ship, built 2008, 19,800 tons, international ship command

Terneuten – Tornio – (Raahe) – (Kiel Canal) – Terneuzen or similar

Container vessels, built 1996, 6.535 tons, scandinavian ship command

Antwerp – (Kiel Canal) – Hanko – Rauma – (Kiel Canal) – Antwerp or similar.

Container ships, built 2007, 17,611 tons, Dutch ship’s command

Outward journey: Antwerp – (NOK) – Hanko – Kotka
Return journey: Kotka – Hanko – Antwerp

Container ships, built 2006, 17.611 tons, Dutch ship’s command

Hamburg – Rotterdam – Kiel Canal – Norrkoping – Rauma – Riga – Gdynia  – Gdingen – Gavle – Stockholm – Kiel Canal – Wilhelmshaven – Bremerhaven – Hamburg or similar

Container ship, year 2012, 13,200 to., international ship command

Rotterdam – Teesport – Reykjavik – Grundartangi – Reykjavik – Rotterdam or similar

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

“On historical tracks”
Gdansk / Poland – Karlskrona – Rønne – Warnemunde

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, German-speaking staff

“Through time by mail boat: Norwegian fjords and Danish islands”
Bergen – Hardangerfjord – Rosendal – Flekkefjord – Skagen – Samsø – Little Belt and Ærøskøbing – Warnemünde

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, English-speaking tour guide

“Legendary Baltic States: Nature, culture and heritage”
Warnemunde – Rønne – Gdansk – Klaipeda – Ventspils – Saaremaa – Visby – Karlskrona – Warnemunde

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, English-speaking tour guide

“On historical tracks around Jutland: locks, bridges and lighthouses”
Warnemunde – Kiel Canal – Esbjerg – Skagen – Fredericia – Little Belt and Ærøskøbing – Warnemunde

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, English-speaking tour guide

“With the mail boat through time: Norwegian fjords and Danish islands”
Warnemünde – Faborg – Samso – Skagen – Flekkefjord – Rosendal and Bekkjarvik – Bergen

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, tour guide (German, English, Norwegian)

“Cliffs, puffins and history”
Bergen – Lerwick – Scalloway – Foula – Kirkwall – Papa Westray – North Ronaldsay – Bergen

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, tour guide (German, English, Norwegian)

“Historical horizons: from Norway’s fjords to the beaches of the Baltic Sea”
Bergen – Akrafjord – Lysefjord – Farsund / all Norway – Skagen – Fredericia / both Denmark – Warnemunde

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, tour guide (German, English, Norwegian)

“On historical traces around Jutland: locks, bridges and lighthouses”
Warnemunde – Kiel Canal – Esbjerg – Skagen – Fredericia – Little Belt and Faborg – Warnemunde

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, tour guide (German, English, Norwegian)

“Through time by mail boat: Norwegian fjords and Danish islands”
Warnemünde – Faborg – Samso – Skagen – Flekkefjord – Akrafjord – Rosendal and Bekkjarvik – Bergen

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, tour guide (German, English, Norwegian)

“Historical horizons: from Norway’s fjords to the beaches of the Baltic Sea”
Bergen – Akrafjord – Lysefjord – Farsund – Skagen – Fredericia- Faborg – Warnemunde

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, tour guide (German, English, Norwegian)

“On historical traces around Jutland: locks, bridges and lighthouses”
Warnemunde – Kiel Canal – Esbjerg – Skagen – Fredericia – Little Belt and Faborg – Warnemunde

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, tour guide (English)

“Breeze, spring fever and cheerfulness”
Warnemünde – Horsens – Skagen – Oslo – Frederikstad / Norway – Ebeltoft – Sønderborg – Warnemünde

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, tour guide (German, English, Norwegian)

“Castles, sunshine and starlit moments”
Warnemünde – Nakskov – Nyborg – Aalborg – Gothenburg – Kristiansand – Lysefjord – Bergen

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, tour guide (German, English, Norwegian)

“Summer freshness, beaches and destinations of desire”.
Warnemunde – Ventspils – Riga – Liepaja – Visby – Christianso – Gudhjem – Warnemunde

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, tour guide (German, English, Norwegian)

“Summer breeze, sunshine and bliss”
Warnemunde – Kalundborg – Lillesand – Esbjerk – Helgoland – Kiel Canal – Warnemunde

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, tour guide (German, English, Norwegian)

“Highlands, Haggis and Hebrides”
Warnemunde – Helsingør – Lerwick – Portree – Fort William – Tobermory – Scrabster – Peterhead – Kiel Canal – Warnemunde

Historic cargo, mail and passenger ship, built in 1956, tour guide (German, English, Norwegian)