Rhine Ferry

The Rhine Ferry is a unique and historic way to cross the Rhine River in Basel, Switzerland. Four passenger ferries, the 'Wilde Maa', 'Leu', 'Vogel Gryff', and 'Ueli', operate between the five Rhine bridges in Basel, connecting Grossbasel with Kleinbasel. The ferries use a steel cable and the current of the water to cross the river, and the ferrymen's tradition of telling stories during the journey has continued to this day. The ferries are not only a convenient means of transport for locals and commuters but also a contemplative pleasure for tourists. The Rhine Ferry is partially wheelchair accessible and suitable for children of all ages, making it a great activity for families. The ferry ride offers a unique perspective on the city and the river, and the ferrymen are known for their friendly and cheerful nature