Reliable and cost-efficient: Inland waterway transport is an integral part of logistics. We ensure your freight reaches its destination on time through Europe’s waterways.


Inland waterway transport offers several advantages for modern supply chains, including large transport capacities, reliable planning and an additional transport option alongside road and rail.
With our expertise and experience, we ensure your freight is transported properly and efficiently. Logistics services for bulk goods and general cargo allow us to provide tailor-made solutions. Rounding out our portfolio, we also meet the required European standards for transporting waste products such as waste wood, glass, contaminated soil and industrial slag. Additionally, our GMP-certified fleet enables us to manage various GMP goods with reliability.


Inland waterway vessels offer a lot of cargo capacity. For example, it is estimated that a river barge can carry between 40 to 60 times the load of a truck.
Because of their large transport volume, inland waterways provide a cost-effective way to transport goods.
Inland waterway transport is one of the most reliable modes of transportation for time-critical shipments and enables precise just-in-time delivery.
Our diverse fleet enables us to provide inland waterway transport solutions for a wide range of cargo and operational needs. For example, our bilge oil removal boats manage the professional disposal of oil and grease-containing operational waste to keep your fleet ready for service at all times. At the same time, our bunker boats on European waterways supply your cargo and passenger ships with fuel, lubricants and fresh water.


With our experience and expertise, we’ll find a tailor-made solution for you. Our experts are happy to assist whenever you need support.
Inland waterway transport refers to shipping on rivers and canals. This form of logistics covers the movement of various goods along these inland routes.
Inland waterway vessels offer high transport capacity and can carry large volumes of freight. Depending on the route, cargo and operational requirements, inland waterway shipping can provide a cost-efficient transport option. It can also help reduce pressure on road and rail networks.
The duration of the transport depends on the route. A journey from Rotterdam to Basel takes, for example, five to seven days.
There are nearly no limits to inland waterway logistics: From bulk goods to general cargo, and from waste to GMP goods, virtually any type of cargo can be transported.