Pontsteiger has two northbound ferries: F6 to Distelweg and F7 to NDSM.
in 0:48
06:20
23:50
2
Timetable sourceTimes are shown in Amsterdam local time and come from the current ferry timetable used by Pont.
Timetable
2 direct routes
Today · Tue, Sep 8
06:37–22:52
Wed, Sep 9
No service
Thu, Sep 10
06:37–22:52
Fri, Sep 11
06:37–22:52
Sat, Sep 12
08:37–22:52
Sun, Sep 13
08:37–22:52
Mon, Sep 14
06:37–22:52
On board
Pedestrian
Allowed · free
Bicycle
Allowed · free
Moped
Allowed · free
Disability vehicle
Allowed · free
Microcar
Not allowed
Motorcycle
Not allowed
Car
Not allowed
Bus
Not allowed
Truck
Not allowed
Microcars such as Biro and Opel Rocks cannot use ferries across the IJ. Use the Hempont (F20) or cross via the Schellingwouderbrug and Amsterdamsebrug.
This is an estimate. Check GVB for the latest rules. Official GVB rules Reviewed 2026-07-23
Pedestrian
Allowed · free
Bicycle
Allowed · free
Moped
Allowed · free
Disability vehicle
Allowed · free
Microcar
Not allowed
Motorcycle
Not allowed
Car
Not allowed
Bus
Not allowed
Truck
Not allowed
Microcars such as Biro and Opel Rocks cannot use ferries across the IJ. Use the Hempont (F20) or cross via the Schellingwouderbrug and Amsterdamsebrug.
This is an estimate. Check GVB for the latest rules. Official GVB rules Reviewed 2026-07-23
Travel guide
The landing is useful for direct walking and cycling trips between Houthavens and Amsterdam Noord.
Both routes are free. Compare the selected day because their service spans differ.
Pontsteiger is the south-side landing in the Houthavens.
Paid street parking around €6.98/hour.
Houthavens / Pontsteiger is Amsterdam tariefgebied 2: about €6.98/hour Monday–Saturday 09:00–24:00; Sunday is free on this regime. The on-site Pontsteigergarage is for permit holders, not public short-stay.
Park at Distelweg or NDSM (about €1.72/hour) and take the free F6 or F7 ferry.
Rates are indicative and can change by street or day. Always check the meter or local signs. Official parking information
Pontsteiger stands on the edge of the Old Houthaven, Amsterdam’s historic timber harbour. The harbour was dug in 1876 and grew into an important trans-shipment place as wood from Scandinavia, the Baltic region, Russia and beyond arrived in Amsterdam.
The waterfront has changed from working harbour to residential district, yet its maritime past remains visible in the area’s design and public art. The landing now links the former timber port with Amsterdam Noord’s industrial heritage and new waterfront districts.
Arrivals
Next: No more today
Next: 23:10
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Pontsteiger → NDSM-werf
then 23:20, 23:40