Fleet
Seven Ships With History
MS Hanseat
A Versatile Event Vessel
The Hanseat combines flexibility with comfort: two generous decks with both indoor and outdoor areas, heated lounges for every season, and an onboard audio system. Whether for a corporate event, a large family gathering, or a summer reception — there's ample room for your occasion.
- Year built: 1988 (refurbished 2002 and 2013)
- Shipyard: Hegemann/Rolandwerft, Bremen
- Length: 41.39 m
- Beam: 9.00 m
- Draft: 1.66 m
- Displacement: 339.8 t
- Propulsion: 2 × 238 kW (2 × 326 hp)
- Max. capacity: 400 passengers
- Restaurant seating: up to 150
- Conference seating: 65
- Nautical crew: 3
MS Oceana
The Grande Dame of the Weser
The largest ship in the fleet: expansive deck and lounge areas across two levels, historic flair paired with modern comfort, and a multimedia system for presentations and events. Whether a gala dinner, a grand wedding, or a corporate anniversary — the Oceana sets the tone.
- Year built: 1937 (refurbished 2002)
- Shipyard: Atlas Werke, Bremen
- Length: 55.20 m
- Beam: 9.80 m
- Draft: 2.12 m
- Displacement: 460 t
- Propulsion: 2 × 441 kW (2 × 600 hp)
- Max. capacity: 600 passengers
- Restaurant seating: up to 300
- Conference seating: 100
- Nautical crew: 3
MS Gräfin Emma
Classic Elegance With Tradition
A charming traditional ship with maritime character: two cozy lounges on the main and upper decks, a sheltered outdoor area for sociable moments, and an onboard audio system. Named after Countess Emma of Lesum — one of the great women of medieval Bremen — she has been part of the Hal över fleet since 2011. Before that, she made an adventurous journey from southern Germany to Bremen: down the Rhine, through Dutch canals, across the IJsselmeer, and along the Küstenkanal.
- Year built: 1925
- Length: 41.60 m
- Max. capacity: 250 passengers
- Restaurant seating: up to 110
Das Schiff No.2
A Little gem With Endless Possibilities
A compact ship with distinctive character: a cozy lounge on one level, a large outdoor deck, and an onboard audio system. Her low-set hull brings you especially close to the water — perfect for intimate gatherings and smaller occasions.
- Year built: 1990
- Shipyard: Navimatra Nederland B.V.
- Length: 28.64 m
- Beam: 5.93 m
- Draft: 1.17 m
- Displacement: 108.25 t
- Propulsion: 2 × 159 kW (2 × 220 hp)
- Max. capacity: 140 passengers
- Restaurant seating: up to 66
- Nautical crew: 2
Pusdorp
The Weser Ferry
A classic ferry for reliable passenger transport across the Weser. Sturdy and compact, the Pusdorp has been a steady part of Bremen's ferry service for decades.
- Year built: 1954
- Length: 20.22 m
- Beam: 6.33 m
- Max. capacity: 49 passengers
- Nautical crew: 2
Ostertor
Bremen's Sielwall Ferry
Her official name is Ostertor — but to most people in Bremen, she's simply the Sielwall Ferry. The most agile ship in the fleet, she has connected Osterdeich and Café Sand since 1972. Her distinctive exterior design is the work of artist Veronika Dobers and has made this small vessel a familiar sight on the Weser.
- Year built: 1972
- Shipyard: Gebr. Schürenstedt
- Length: 12.83 m
- Beam: 4.32 m
- Max. capacity: 42 passengers
Punke
The Versatile Transfer Vessel
With a draft of just 45 centimetres, the Punke can reach waters where larger ships run aground — perfect for transfer runs and special routes on the Weser.
- Year built: 1990
- Length: 16.87 m
- Beam: 3.68 m
- Draft: 0.45 m
- Displacement: 17.5 t
- Propulsion: 1 × 55 kW (1 × 72 hp)
- Max. capacity: 48 passengers
- Nautical crew: 2
