Port List on Sylt
The northernmost municipality in Germany offers endless sandy beaches and protected nature. The landscape is characterized by heathland, salt marshes and shifting sand dunes, and List is known for its “Ellenbogen”. A busy harbor and two lighthouses provide maritime flair. After bathing, surfing, hiking and cycling, carefree vacation days can be relaxed with a good meal.
| Country: | Germany |
| Language: | German |
| Currency: | Euro (EUR) |
| Time zone: | Europe/Berlin, CET (Central European Time) |
| UNLOCODE: | DELIS |
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Timetable, Prices & Availability
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Karte der Fähren von und nach List on Sylt
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Ferry connections from & to List on Sylt
Here you see an overview of all ferry routes which currently call at the port of List on Sylt:
| Route | Country of origin & country of destination | Number & Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Ferry List – Havneby | GermanyDenmark | up to 32 times a day 40 minutes |
Addresses & Arrival
To make your journey to List on Sylt easier, you will find all the important addresses in the ferry port of List on Sylt here.
Address ferry harbour List on Sylt
| Street: | At the harbor 20 |
| Postcode & city: | 25992 List (Sylt) |
| Country: | Germany |
| GPS: | 55.016047, 8.439675 |
Ferry terminals & other addresses
| Provider | Address |
|---|---|
| FRS Syltfähre |
FRS Syltfähre At the ferry terminal 3 25992 List (Sylt) Germany GPS: 55.016690, 8.438176 (Latitude, Longitude) |
Travel information
Travel by car to the ferry port List on Sylt
Ferry north on the main road L24, which stretches across the entire island, to List. Follow the signs to the ferry port.
Arrival by bus and train
- By bus: Use the local bus lines that connect various places on Sylt with List. Check the current timetable for the line to the ferry port.
- By train: The nearest train station is in Westerland. From there, you can take a bus or cab to the ferry port in List.
Arrival by plane
Sylt Airport in Westerland offers flights to various German cities. From the airport, you can take a cab or public transport to get to the ferry port List.
Travel guide: Ferry to Sylt – your relaxed way to the island
The island of Sylt is a place of longing: endless beaches, wild dune landscapes, charming villages and an unmistakable mix of nature and lifestyle. Many roads lead to Germany’s most popular North Sea island – but one of the most beautiful is the journey by Ferry. Here you can find out everything you need to know if you want to travel to Sylt by Ferry.
Ferry connections to the island of Sylt are available all year round on the route from Havneby on the Danish island of Rømø to List. Depending on the season, the connection is offered up to 32 times a day, with the crossing taking around 40 minutes. From the end of April to the end of October, passengers (without a vehicle) can also travel from Cuxhaven to Hörnum on Sylt by catamaran several times a week in around two and a half hours.
Why take the Ferry to Sylt?
The ferry connection between Rømø (Denmark) and List on Sylt is not only practical, but also scenic. Instead of long traffic jams and waiting times, you can expect a relaxed crossing with a fresh sea breeze, a view of the North Sea and the unique feeling of really traveling to an island. The Sylt ferry takes you reliably and comfortably to your destination – whether by car, bike or on foot.
The route: Rømø – List on Sylt
The Ferry between Rømø and Sylt is operated by FRS Syltfähre operated by The connection is the only ferry line directly to the island of Sylt and runs all year round, up to 32 times a day in summer.
- Route: Havneby (Rømø, Denmark) ↔ List (Sylt, Germany)
- Duration of the crossing: approx. 40 minutes
- Operating times: all year round, particularly frequent in the summer months
- Provider: FRS Syltfähre
Thanks to the high frequency, flexible travel planning is also possible without any problems.
Advantages of the Sylt ferry
- No reservation required: Simply drive there and ride along – often no advance booking is necessary, especially outside the main season. During the high season, however, advance booking is recommended.
- Comfort on board: You can relax on the outside deck during the crossing or fortify yourself in the on-board restaurant.
- Beautiful views: the view of the coast of Sylt, the North Sea and passing seagulls make the crossing a little adventure.
How to get to the ferry port of Rømø
The Danish island of Rømø is connected to the mainland by a free causeway. You can easily reach the harbor town of Havneby by car:
- Coming from Germany: Take the A7 towards Flensburg, exit Tønder/Rømø, then continue south to Rømø on highway 175.
- Parking: Paid and free parking is available in the harbor area.
Tip: If you are traveling on foot, you can park on the mainland or take public transport to Rømø.
Ferry book: Prices & Availability
The prices for the Ferry to Sylt vary depending on the size of the vehicle, season and number of passengers. Ferries are particularly cheap for pedestrians – there are seasonal fares for cars. You can book your crossing directly via ferry-guide.com.
- Payment: Online by credit card, PayPal or directly at the port.
- Special offers: There are regular special rates for early bookers, day trippers or frequent travelers.
Alternative ferry connection: Cuxhaven – Hörnum
In the summer months (April to October) there is also a seasonal passenger connection:
- Route: Cuxhaven – Hörnum (southern tip of Sylt)
- Duration: approx. 2.5 hours
- Operation: several times a week (for foot passengers only)
This route is ideal for day visitors and vacationers from the Hamburg or Bremen area.
What can you expect on board?
The FRS Syltfähre offers pleasant comfort:
- Indoor area with seating
- On-board bistro with snacks and drinks
- Sun deck with panoramic view
- WLAN on board (depending on connection)
There are play areas for children and special dog zones for four-legged friends. Bicycles, motorhomes and trailers can also be transported without any problems.
Tips for your crossing to Sylt
- Arrive early: Especially in summer, there may be longer waiting times. Allow plenty of time, especially at weekends.
- Dress for wind and weather: Even in summer, it can be fresh and windy at sea.
- Don’t forget your binoculars: Seabirds and sometimes even porpoises can be spotted, especially on the outer deck.
Vacations on Sylt – the enjoyment begins at Ferry
You can already feel it on arrival: The hustle and bustle stays on the mainland. Sylt welcomes you with a wide horizon, clear air and the serenity of the north. Traveling by Ferry is often cheaper and more relaxed than taking the car train – and much more maritime.
The island of Sylt fascinates its visitors with the finest sandy beaches, blooming heath landscapes and characteristic lighthouses in red and white. Its rugged nature can be discovered on foot, by bike or on horseback. The contrasts are particularly fascinating, ranging from campgrounds, surfboards and beach bars to luxury hotels, golf courses and celebrity hotspots.
TOP excursion destinations on Sylt
A stroll along the spa promenade of the island’s capital Westerland is undoubtedly one of the highlights of a stay on Sylt. The architecture of the spa is characterized by the style of the 60s, numerous pubs invite you to relax and enjoy.
You can experience the original Sylt in the captain’s village Keitum. Here the roofs are thatched and many small galleries, boutiques and tea rooms provide a cozy ambience. The church of St. Severin is also beautiful; it dates from the 13th century and reminds us with door handles in the shape of sperm whales that seafarers once attended services here.
Hilly dune landscapes can be experienced particularly intensively on Sylt at the Uwe dune. From the vantage point at a height of 52 meters, you can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the entire island. From here a walk leads to the Red Cliff, which is bathed in magnificent colors by the light of the evening sun.
List Ellenbogen is located in the far north of the island. If you are looking for peace and quiet and want to experience nature, this is exactly the right place. Due to the strong current, swimming is prohibited, so undisturbed walks on the beach are possible.
In the south of Sylt awaits the Hörnum lighthouse, one of the most beautiful lighthouses on the island. It is the only one of five lighthouses that can be visited. A hike around the Hörnum Odde is one of the most popular activities. Here it becomes clear how much the island is struggling with land loss.
- Elbow: This picturesque headland offers spectacular views and is a paradise for nature lovers.
- Erlebniszentrum Naturgewalten Sylt: Discover exciting insights into the forces of nature and the island’s maritime history.
- List harbor: Enjoy the maritime flair with its traditional fish restaurants and charming stores.
- Boundary stone 1855: Visit the historic landmark that marks the former border between Germany and Denmark.
Activities
- Mudflat hiking: Explore the Wadden Sea UNESCO World Heritage Site on a guided mudflat hike.
- Cycling and hiking: Take advantage of the numerous cycling and hiking trails to discover the natural beauty of the island.
- Sailing and surfing: Experience water sports in one of the best regions in northern Germany.
Alternative ways to get to Sylt
It is easy to get to Sylt by passenger and car trains via the Hindenburgdamm. Alternatively, Sylt can also be reached by plane, and there are even direct connections from many German airports.
Eating, drinking and shopping
Excellent dining options await you at List, especially fresh seafood and local specialties. The city also offers a wide range of shopping opportunities, from regional products to boutique stores.
Public transportation
The island of Sylt is well connected by buses that run regularly between List, Kampen and other places on the island of Sylt.
Accommodation
List offers a wide range of accommodation, from cozy vacation apartments and guesthouses to luxurious hotels.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
How often does the Ferry travel from Rømø to Sylt?
The Ferry runs all year round, up to 32 times a day in summer. You can find the exact times in the timetable.
Can I take my car with me to Ferry?
Yes, the Sylt ferry is designed for cars, motorhomes, motorcycles and bicycles.
Is it necessary to book in advance?
Not mandatory, but recommended – especially in the high season and on public holidays.
Is there a connection from Germany without traveling through Denmark?
Yes, by car train from Niebüll via the Hindenburgdamm or by plane. Also seasonally with the Ferry from Cuxhaven to Hörnum (for passengers only).
Can I go to Ferry with my dog or bicycle?
Yes, dogs are welcome and bicycles are transported for a small fee.
How long does the crossing take?
The route Rømø – List takes around 40 minutes. The Cuxhaven – Hörnum connection takes around 2.5 hours.
How much does Ferry cost?
The prices vary. Pedestrians usually travel cheaply, for Ferries the price depends on size, vehicle type and season.
Are there gastronomic offers on board?
Yes, snacks, drinks and small hot meals are available in the on-board bistro.
Is WLAN available?
As a rule, yes, but availability can vary depending on the route and network coverage.
Conclusion: Ferry to Sylt – experience the sea on the way
Traveling to Sylt with Ferry means: you start your vacation as soon as you step on board. No traffic jams, no hustle and bustle – just sea air, views and anticipation of Germany’s most beautiful island. The crossing from Rømø is particularly worthwhile by car or bike. And if you are traveling without a vehicle, Hörnum and List are the best places to discover the island.
Book your ferry trip directly and securely – and experience Sylt from its most beautiful side.