Veerhaven Herpt is the landing point on the Herpt side of the Bernse Veer, one of three cable-motor ferry crossings operated by the De Bergsche Maasveren Foundation across the Bergsche Maas.

The ferry connects Herpt with Bern on the opposite bank, linking Noord-Brabant with the island of Nederhemert.

The crossing operates on demand rather than a fixed timetable, meaning the skipper will make the trip for a single user whether on foot, by bicycle, or by vehicle.

Motorists pay for the crossing, while the service is also popular with cyclists exploring the area, including visits to the restored castle at Nederhemert.

The three Bergsche Maas ferries have served this corridor since the river was channeled in 1904, when they were established to overcome the barrier it created for local traffic.