Schedule changes and information
On this page you will find current schedule changes and other information that might be important for our passengers.
NO COVID-19 test required / Daily departures continue / Denmark can be used without restrictions as a transit country
Even in these times we carry you reliably and safely from and to Sylt. We continue to operate daily according to the current special schedule.
According to the Danish authorities, the passage for ALL customers of the FRS Syltferry from and to Havneby to our pier is unrestricted and possible without any proof - even without a COVID-19 test. This information has not changed even after Denmark was marked as a risk area.
Further information can be found at the following link: coronasmitte.dk/en/entry-into-denmark/persons-in-transit
(30.11.2020; 09:01 am)
Who is currently allowed to cross the Danish border to take the FRS Syltferry?
At present, all FRS Syltferry customers can use Denmark as a transit country without restrictions. No further proof is required.
Can you stay in your vehicle during the crossing?
This was allowed thanks to an exception during the first phase of COVID-19, but is unfortunately no longer possible since 01.10.2020. This decision was taken by the Flag under close consideration of the current situation. To a certain extent we are returning to normal, so that all passengers have to leave the car deck as usual after departure. This has various safety reasons.
However, we can assure you that all important hygiene and safety measures on board have been taken care of to ensure a safe crossing. More information on the mentioned measures can be found here. Of course you also have the possibility to stay on our spacious open decks during the whole crossing.
What documents do you need to cross the border as a FRS Syltferry customer?
- If you come from Germany, you only need your ID.
Where can you find the current schedule?
The current schedule can you find here.
Please note:
We will keep you informed of any relaxation and regulations, including those of the Danish authorities. However, please contact the authorities directly for more details or if anything is unclear.
(03.11.2020; 17:00 Uhr)
