Fähre Neuburg

The ferry departs Monday to Friday from 6.45am to 7pm,
Sundays until 20.00 o'clock.
The crossing costs € 2.50 per person by bicycle

Baden - Pfalz for 2.50 € per bike and driver

The ferry is leaving
Monday to Saturday
€ 2.50 per person

€ 2.50 for the crossing per bike and driver

In the customs house beer garden one sits directly on the Rhine

The ferry operates until the end of the year (except for floods), depending on the day of the week and the month between 6:45 and 20:00 - the late times are served in the cold months only in good weather. A crossing costs 1.50 euros for pedestrians, cyclists have to pay 2.50 euros (as of July 2017). More information is available on the homepage: rheinfaehre-neuburg.de/Fahrplan-Baden-Pfalz.html

A boat trip is fun; from Baden to the Palatinate for 2.50 euros including bicycle

From here you can translate to Baden

Short break while translating.
 The shortest route between the towns of Neuburg (Pfalz) and Neuburgweier (Baden) is the Rhine ferry.
In the middle of a very scenic cycling paradise, this possibility of crossing the Rhine is one of the elementary facilities for cyclists. The ferry offers the ideal entry into the German-French PAMINA cycle path “Rheinauen”, which stretches over 50 kilometers on both sides of the Rhine.
From a water level of 6.30 m at the Maxau level, ferry operations must be stopped. The water level messages for the Maxau level can be called up under the telephone number 0721-19429

Bicycle riders pay 2.50 euros (as of 2020). Sometimes there is very little going on, sometimes very crowded. Depending on holidays, day of the week and weather. And when the Rhine bridge in KA is closed, the ferry trip is no fun.

Had the whole ferry for me

Inexpensive crossing by bike

The Rhine ferry is always beautiful. Note the ferry times, always be on site 15 minutes (information on the web) before closing

Our minus points are RuedigerK. his experts and pioneers

Riding a ferry across the Rhine is a nice thing for cyclists

Relaxed way to change the Rhine side. Usually a very communicative place.