Book a ferry ticket to Cuxhaven with Ferry Travels. You can reach Cuxhaven if you book a ferry crossing from the port of Harwich in England, with the ferry operator DFDS Seaways. Book a ferry from the port of Cuxhaven to the port of Harwich online. Book online a Cuxhaven ferry to Germany with Ferry Travels.

Cuxhaven Port Directions

Danish ferry operator DFDS Seaways offers between three and four weekly sailings between Cuxhaven and Harwich in England, with a journey time of 19 ½ hours. The ferries have extensive facilities onboard, including a pleasant outer-deck area, a number of bars and cafés, a selection of different cabins and business amenities. These vessels can accommodate both passengers and vehicles.

Cuxhaven Ferry port Facilities:
The facilities at Cuxhaven port aren't extensive, though you will find a convenience store and a number of vending machines selling hot and cold refreshments. Passengers with disabilities are advised to contact DFDS ferry operator prior to travel, if they have any special needs. There are a number of cabins for those with disabilities, while the ferry terminal building is wheelchair accessible and has disabled toilets.

Getting to Cuxhaven ferry port by Car:
If Travelling from the North: The following directions depend on where you will be travelling from:
A. If travelling from the Flensburg area, take the A7 south, take the exit signposted Hamburg/Heimfeld and turn into the Cuxhavener Strasse, which becomes the B73 and you will pass through the towns of Buxtehude and Stade. This road takes you all the way to Cuxhaven. At the first roundabout take the road signed England Ferry/Harwich. Follow the road for 2.3 km and turn into Lubbert Strasse where you will find the Hapag Halle / DFDS Seaways Terminal after approximately 1.7 km.
B. If Travelling from the direction of Lübeck, take the A1 until you reach the Bremer Kreuz (highway crossing at Bremen), then turn onto the A27 which leads you directly to Cuxhaven. Follow directions as above.
C. Should you wish to cross the Elbe by ferry, via the A23 from the south, take the B431 at Elmshom in the direction of Glückestadt where you can take the ferry to Wischafen. Ferries run every hour at an approximate cost of ?5.50 - ?8.50 per car and ?1.50 per person - subject to change. From Wischafen, pass through the town of Balje until you join the B73. Following signs to Cuxhaven, follow directions as above.
If travelling from the South:
Follow signs onto either A1 or A7 until you reach the Bremer Kreuz, then follow signs onto the A27. Keep on this road which takes you all the way to Cuxhaven, then follow directions as above.

Getting to Cuxhaven ferry port by Bus:
Customers should take the public bus from the railway station to the Cuxhaven ferry terminal. It takes approximately 10 minutes, and arrives in front of the Cuxhaven ferry port.

Directions Source: Aferry.to

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About Cuxhaven

Cuxhaven is a town in Lower Saxony, Germany, with about 55,000 inhabitants. It is located on the shore of the North Sea at the mouth of the Elbe River.

Cuxhaven has a footprint of 14 km (east-west) by 7 km (north-south). It is the capital of the Cuxhaven district. It is a popular vacation spot on the North Sea.

Cuxhaven is relatively young: it became a town on March 15, 1907. For over 600 years until 1937 Cuxhaven belonged to Hamburg.

A few kilometers off the Cuxhaven coast lies the island of Neuwerk. At low tide the water recedes so far from the coast that the island can be reached either by foot or by horse carriage.

A modern landmark of Cuxhaven is the Friedrich-Clemens-Gerke Turm, a telecommunication tower built of concrete, which is not accessible to the public.

Tourism is one of the traditional businesses of Cuxhaven. The other two are the fish industry, and the harbour.

The city is trying to expand the later and has invested a lot of money in the modernization and expansion of the port facility.

Still, the economic situation isn't all too good and tourism remains the major industry of the city. Many people have left Cuxhaven in the past decades to settle elsewhere.

Many of those who remain are retired, contributing to the small, quiet town ambiance.

Cuxhaven is a quiet place. If you're looking for action and parties, it's probably not the right destination. If you're looking for a quiet city by the sea, Cuxhaven becomes a much more interesting choice.