Usedom is served by Heringsdorf Airport (HDF), offering direct seasonal flights, and connected to the German rail network via regional Usedomer Bäderbahn (UBB) trains. Major bus services also reach the island's main towns.
Trains from German cities usually involve a transfer at Züssow to the regional UBB line, which travels directly to Usedom's seaside resorts. For example, a journey from Berlin to Usedom can take approximately 3 hours 46 minutes and typically costs between €26 and €40.
Long-distance buses, such as FlixBus, provide direct routes to Usedom from major German cities. A bus trip from Berlin can take around 2 hours 45 minutes to 3 hours 51 minutes, with fares ranging from €16 to €23.
Driving to Usedom is possible via bridges from the mainland, such as the Wolgast Bridge (B111) or the Zecherin Bridge. The drive from Berlin typically takes about 2.5 to 3 hours. Car rental services are available on the island.
Heringsdorf Airport (HDF) on Usedom has seasonal direct flights from cities like Frankfurt (Lufthansa), Luxembourg (Luxair), and Zurich (SWISS). One-way flights can start from $188, with round trips from $415. From Heringsdorf Airport, a taxi to Usedom town takes about 14 minutes and costs €40-€55, or a local bus service with a transfer takes approximately 1 hour 53 minutes.
A solar-electric ferry operates between Kamp on the mainland and Karnin on Usedom, accommodating passengers and bicycles. Ferries from Poland or Scandinavia connect to Świnoujście, which is adjacent to Usedom, such as a car ferry from Ystad, Sweden, which takes about 6 hours 30 minutes and costs around €26.
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