F9 is a local eastern IJ connection between Sporenburg and Zeeburgereiland.
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07:00
18:50
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Timetable sourceTimes are shown in Amsterdam local time and come from the current ferry timetable used by Pont.
Timetable
1 direct route
Today · Tue, Sep 8
07:00–18:40
Wed, Sep 9
No service
Thu, Sep 10
07:00–18:40
Fri, Sep 11
07:00–18:40
Sat, Sep 12
No service
Sun, Sep 13
No service
Mon, Sep 14
07:00–18:40
On board
Pedestrian
Allowed · free
Bicycle
Allowed · free
Moped
Not allowed
Disability vehicle
Not allowed
Microcar
Not allowed
Motorcycle
Not allowed
Car
Not allowed
Bus
Not allowed
Truck
Not allowed
F9 is only for pedestrians and bicycles. Microcars such as Biro and Opel Rocks can 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
It operates on weekdays and carries pedestrians and bicycles only. Mopeds and motor vehicles are not allowed.
The route is designed as a direct walking and cycling shortcut.
Sporenburg is the west-side landing in the Eastern Docklands.
Paid street parking around €5.37/hour.
Sporenburg / Eastern Docklands is Amsterdam tariefgebied 3: about €5.37/hour Monday–Saturday 09:00–24:00; Sunday is usually free. Street spots are scarce; ParkBee The Whale is a nearby garage option.
Park on Zeeburgereiland (about €4.19/hour, paid only until 19:00) and take the F9 ferry.
Rates are indicative and can change by street or day. Always check the meter or local signs. Official parking information
Sporenburg stands in Amsterdam’s Eastern Docklands, on ground repeatedly reshaped by water and infrastructure. Around 1700, this part of the IJ was enclosed and known as ’t Zieke Water, a marshy area connected with the city’s Pesthuis and leased to fishers.
In the nineteenth century the docklands were developed, and the basin between Sporenburg and Borneo later served as a Dutch Railways shunting yard for the former harbours. The dock area became a residential district in the 1990s. The ferry now adds a walking and cycling connection to Zeeburgereiland to this long-changing waterfront.
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