Our Terminals

Names, facts and figures about the port areas on the Kiel Fjord.

Overview

The PORT OF KIEL consists of the city ports (Schwedenkai, Sartorikai, Ostseekai and Norwegenkai), the Ostuferhafen, the canal ports (Nordhafen and Nordmole) as well as Kiel Airport. The largest coherent part of the port is situated on the east bank of the Kiel Fjord. This is where the ferry lines to Northern Sweden and to the Baltic States are concentrated. The city port is characterised by the ferries of the liner services to Scandinavia and the cruise ships. The Nordhafen and Nordmole and Kiel Airport are located on the Kiel Canal.

Here you can find Directions how to get to the Terminals.

Schwedenkai

Daily departures to Gothenburg with the big RoPax ferries of Stena Line departing from Schwedenkai offer ideal opportunities. The target markets in Scandinaiva are reached overnight. Short distances on the terminal to any other mode of transport as well as the separation of pasenger and cargo handling create optimum conditions. The direct rail link enables transhipment of cargo from rail to ship.

The expension of the rail connection was founded by the European Union.

Details Berths 24/25

Capacity		3,000 passengers
Min. depth		up to 9 m
RoRo-berths		2
Quay length		720 m
Total area		64,000 m²
1 RTG crane		up to 40 tonnes capacity
Shore power		available
Intermodal terminal
Directions

Norwegenkai

The Norwegenkai ranks among the best terminal facilities on the German coast. This is where Color Line heads off to Oslo on a daily basis and consitutes the only direct ferry connection from Germany to Norway. The terminal offers an efficient structure with short distances to all other modes of transport with direct rail connection and separated passenger and cargo facilities.

The project shore power Norwegenkai was funded by using subsidies from the programme „Improvement of the regional economic infrastructure“ (GRW)

Details Berths 21/22

Capacity		2,500 passengers
Min. depth		up to 9 m
RoRo-berths		2
Gangways		2
Total area		45,000 m²
Shore power		available
Intermodal terminal
Directions

Ostseekai

The high-performace cruise terminals at the Ostseekai in the heart of the city center rank among the most modern cruise terminals on the German coast. 800,000 passengers begin or end their cruises here every year. It has been designed for the high requirements of today's cruise ships and their guests. Designed for the high demands of today's cruise ships and their guests, Terminal 27 and Terminal 28 offer bright and modern check-in areas with comfortable waiting areas and terraces with a view of the Kiel Fjord.

The system for receiving waste water from ships at the Ostseekai was funded by the state of Schleswig-Holstein. Read more ...

The on-shore power plant Ostseekai and Schwedenkai was funded by the European Union and the joint task "Improvement of the regional economic structure". Read more ...

Details berths 27/28

Terminals		27/28
Capacity (pax)		6,500/4,500
Min. depth		9.4/9.6 m
Berths		2
Gangways		2
Quay length		355 m/285 m
Operation areas		7,300 m²/14,500 m²
Waiting areas		2,500 m²/1,500 m²
Luggage areas		2,500 m²/1,800 m²
Shore power		available
Directions

Berth No. 1

Berth No. 1, Ostuferhafen

This new Cruise Berth No. 1 was opened in June 2014. The outdoor area, the baggage claim and the modern and light-flooded passenger terminal with a view over the Kiel Fjord offer enough space for handling large ships. Best nautical and operational conditions.

Details Berth No 1

Capacity		5,500 passengers
Quay length		395 m
Min. depth		9.6 m
Quay hight		4.95 m
Gangway		mobile
Waiting area		1,300 m²
Operation area		13,000 m²
Directions

Ostuferhafen

Ostuferhafen Cargo Centre

The Ostuferhafen is the freight and logistics centre on the Kiel Fjord. It is the biggest part of the PORT OF KIEL and it is where the ferry lines to the Baltic States and West Sweden are located. With six berths, LoLo and RoRo facilities as well as an intermodal terminal, the Ostuferhafen offers the option of trimodal handling with outdoor storage areas, warehouses and service buildings.

The 5th Expansion Phase, the Port Apron of Kiel’s Ostuferhafen and Upgrading RoRo Ramps and Optimisation of Routing have been funded by the federal state of Schleswig-Holstein.

Details berths 1-9

Quay length		1,700 m
Min. depth		11.5 m
Total area		500,000 m²
Warehouses		73,800 m²
Covered areas		16,500 m²
2 cranes		up to 140 tonnes capacity
1 RTG crane		up to 45 tonnes capacity
RoRo-berths		6
Intermodal terminal
Directions

Nordhafen

The Nordhafen, situated near the locks of Holtenau, is a maritime commercial area. The trimodal facility is located perfectly for all modes of transport. The direct link to the national highways (Autobahn) and rail network are two of the locational advantages. Being located directly on the Kiel Canal offers seamless accessibility to barges and seagoing vessels.

Details berths 32 a & b

Quay length		491 m
Min. depth		up to 9.5 m
General storage area		16,000 m²
Silos		77,000 m²
Directions

Nordmole

The Nordmole is located in Kiel-Wik at the entrance to the Kiel Canal which is the most frequented artificial waterway in the world. The facilities are used for handling construction material and are ideal for handling self-unloading bulk carriers.

Details berth 31

Quay length		375 m
Max. draft		10.5 m
Total area		8,000 m²
Directions

Airport Kiel

Flughafen Kiel (KEL)

KIEL AIRPORT is managed by PORT OF KIEL and is the regional airport of the state capital. The area offers versatile development opportunities and the unique atmosphere of an airport with a view of the Kiel Fjord. It is located less than 15 minutes away from the city port terminals and offers the perfect symbiosis of air and sea transport. Services: Maintenance, repair, overhaul, helicopter flights and sightseeing flights, charter flights, flight school, sky diving, gliding, restaurant, Port Parking.
www.airport-kiel.de

Details Kiel Airport

Typ		Airport Kiel-Holtenau
Position		N 54° 22' 46,09'', E 10° 08' 42,54''
ICAO, IATA		EDHK, KEL
Runway		Tarmac: 1.320 x 30 m, 08/26
ILS		Instrument landing system CAT 1
Hangars		available

Port Overview

Overview cruise terminals

Terminals	Ostseekai	Ostuferhafen	Norwegenkai
Berth (no.)	27/28	1	22
Capacity (cruise passengers)	6,500/4,500	5,500	1,000
City centre distance	300 m	8 km	300 m
Gangway	boarding bridge	shoreside, mobile	boarding bridge
ISPS certificate	yes	yes	yes
Length of quayside (m)	355/285	395	175
Luggage area (sqm)	2,500/1,800	2,000	500
Min. depth (m)	9.4/9.6	9.6	9.0
Operational area (sqm)	7,300/14,500	13,000	4,000
Waiting area (sqm)	2,500/1,500	1,300	1,600