FRS Helgoline Reports Strong 2025 Season With 174,000 Passengers

By 2026 Newsletter week 45

FRS Helgoline’s high-speed catamaran HALUNDER JET carried approximately 174,000 passengers during the 2025 season, which began on 27 March and ended on 2 November.

Managing Director Tim Kunstmann reported stable demand throughout the season, with strong performance from Hamburg, Cuxhaven and Brunsbüttel.

Brunsbüttel, introduced as a departure port in early 2024, became further established, supported by convenient access and free parking beside the landing stage.

Passengers also made use of intermediate journeys between Hamburg, Brunsbüttel and Cuxhaven.

Special events and offers included the fifth FRS Helgoline Music Cruise, extended stays on Helgoland, family promotions and guided seal tours on neighbouring Düne.

The crossing from Hamburg takes approximately 3½ hours, combining a voyage along the Lower Elbe with the North Sea passage to Helgoland.

FRS Helgoline adds Brunsbüttel as ferry port

By 2024 Newsletter week 6

As from April 3, the high-speed catamaran HALUNDER JET will also stop in Brunsbüttel, on its way between Hamburg, Cuxhaven and Helgoland.

The Flensburg-based shipping company FRS Helgoline GmbH & Co. KG is expanding its departure ports towards Helgoland: in addition to Hamburg and Lower Saxony (Cuxhaven), Schleswig-Holstein (Brunsbüttel) will now be included, from April 3, 2024, to November 3, 2024, every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday.

For this purpose, the company acquires the ferry terminal in Brunsbüttel.

Source: FRS Helgoline Photo Anna Lange

Two Catamarans To Helgoland

By 2020 Newsletter week 24

FRS Helgoline deploys a second catamaran to Helgoland.

From June 19, the SAN GWANN will support the catamaran “HALUNDER JET in island traffic from Hamburg and Cuxhaven.

With the use of a second catamaran on Helgoland, FRS Helgoline reacts quickly and flexibly to the current situation, with a clear focus on healthy and safe travel.

On both fast craft the daily passenger capacities are significantly reduced until further notice, in order to be able to keep to the recommended social distancing.

Together, up to 658 passengers can travel to Helgoland daily, almost the actual pre-Corona capacity of the HALUNDER JET of 680 passengers.