Lübeck - cruise destination in the Baltic
The Ostpreussenkai cruise terminal lies right in the heart of Travemünde on Vorderreihe, a street with a view across to the four-masted barque "Passat" on the opposite bank of the River Trave.
Cruise ships with a length of up to 200 metres and a breadth of up to 25 metres can berth here. The glass terminal building is suitable for accepting calls both with and without passenger turnaround and offers a fine view of the Trave estuary and the bustle of the town centre.
Larger cruise ships can berth at the nearby Skandinavienkai. As the largest cruise ship yet seen in Travemünde, Cunard's MV "Queen Elizabeth" last called there August 2018. Due to construction works no berthing for cruise vessels for the time being.
Smaller expedition cruise ships with a maximum length of 140 m can sail further up the River Trave and berth at Burgtorkai, immediately adjacent to the old quarter of Lübeck. Declared a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, this historic area of the Hanseatic City of Lübeck is only a stone's throw away.
Cruise vessels 2020
September
| Date | Vessel | Line / Operator | Lay time | Berth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat 12.09. | MS Europa | Hapag-Lloyd Cruises | 07:00 - 19:00 | Ostpreussenkai |
| Wed 30.09. | MS Europa | Hapag-Lloyd Cruises | 08:00 - 12:00 | Ostpreussenkai |
Ostpreussenkai
- Maximum size of ship: length 200 m / breadth 25 m
- Terminal building
- Maintained depth: 9 m above MSL
- Height of quay edge over MSL: 2.50 m
- Fresh water
Skandinavienkai
- Quay length 440 m
- Maintained depth: 9.50 m above MSL
- Height of quay edge over MSL: 2.50 m
- Fresh water
Burgtorkai
- Maximum size of ship: length 140 m / breadth 19 m
- Maintained depth: 8 m above MSL
- Height of quay edge over MSL: 2.38 m
