If you want to explore Amsterdam in all its facets, you can drop by Amsterdam Noord thanks to the ferry that carries thousands of commuters and tourists every day. The service is free to use and is a real treat when visiting the Dutch capital. Indeed, aboard the ferry you can have a panoramic view of the central section of the trains on one side and Amsterdam Noord on the other. The latter is a neighborhood that is becoming very popular in recent years and is still surrounded by greenery. There still remains a somewhat artsy atmosphere here, with trendy cafes, and modern street art. The accessibility features of this medium are highlighted in this article.



The main ferry terminal is located behind Amsterdam Central Station and crosses the waters of the IJ Canal, with lines to IJplein, Buiksloterweg, NDSM, and Ponsteiter. There are then additional connections to Distelweg, Azartplein, Zaandam, and Velsen

Ferry gratuito di Amsterdam: informazioni accessibilità

- Entrance: free use for all passengers on foot, with scooters, with bicycles. Scooters have a separate entrance.


- Cost: free of charge.


- Entrance: accessible platform


- Interior: there are wheelchair accessible seats and seats inside. There is a red button for opening the automatic door to the outside.


- Mobility scooters: accepted.


- Below you can find the different lines:

F1 - Zamenhofstraat -Azartplein

F2 - IJplein - Centraal Station 

F3 - Buiksloterweg - Centraal Station

F4 - NDSM - Centraal Station

F5 - NDSM - Centraal Station

F6 - Distelweg - Pontsteiger 

F7 - Pontsteiger - NDSM

F9 - Sporenburg - Burlando

F20 - Hempontplein - Zaandam

F21 - Spaarndam - Assendelft 

F22 - Velsen Zuid - Velsen Noord