Farrahald Kessamar · Kessamar Transit Authority

Five lines. Four islands. One ticket.

Two metro lines under the sound, a tram that circles the old town, and the ferries that have crossed the harbour since 1894. Wherever you are in Kessamar, the water is never far and neither are we.

Single fare from
2.40 mr
Day pass
9.00 mr
Stations & quays
22
Aerial view of Osk island: the old town on the ridge, the tram viaduct along the shore and two ferries at the Havedor quay.
Osk from the air, with Tehl and Varrow beyond and the Lindmoor light on the horizon.
The Kessamar archipelago at duskA stylised silhouette of the islands of Osk, Tehl and Varrow, with the Lindmoor lighthouse sweeping its beam over the sound while a Morquen ferry crosses in front of rolling swells.

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Service change

Planned engineering: Tehlferra M1, Havedor – Luftkaid

Friday 12 to Sunday 14 September 2026, after 22:00 each night

Track renewal on the Stone Bridge means M1 trains will not run between Havedor · Harbour Gate and Luftkaid · Airfield after 22:00 on these three nights. Replacement bus X1 runs every 15 minutes from the Havedor forecourt, calling at Varrquen, Varrow Sil and Luftkaid. Allow an extra 20 minutes for the airfield. Morquen F1 sailings to Varrow Kaid are unaffected.

Updated 28 August 2026 · All notices

Accessibility

Drenby · Old Town: lifts out of service

Until 30 November 2026

The two new lifts at Drenby are being installed. Until they open the station has stair access only. Step-free alternatives are Nordkaid · North Quay and Kessamar Midd · Kessamar Central, both one stop away on Oskferra M2; the Silferra tram also calls at Drenby at street level.

Step-free travel guide

The network · Ferrane

Five lines, three ways to travel

Every line carries its Kessari name and its English name, on the map, on the platform and on the boat.

Ride with us

Under the sound, through the old town, across the water

A teal Tehlferra metro train arriving at a limestone-clad underground platform.
Metro. Tehlferra and Oskferra run every 5–6 minutes at peak, with step-free platforms at every station except Drenby.
A Silferra tram gliding through a narrow, rain-washed street of pale stone houses towards the sea.
Tram. The Silferra loop threads the market, the Old Town and the harbour in both directions, every 6 minutes by day.
A white and teal Morquen ferry approaching a stone quay beneath the old town.
Ferry. Morquen crosses the sound to Tehl and Varrow; Lindmor sails to the lighthouse islet. Both take the same tickets as the metro.