San francisco ferry

The last car ferries on the Bay were retired from service almost 60 years ago. Insiders Tip: Avoid being confused by San Francisco ferry operator names. Please click here for our page on Bay cruises and tours that sail past major landmarks rather than connecting different ports. San Francisco ferry routes in alphabetical order by destination, with notes on those sites that offer parking and links to schedules and Google maps for each location.

This terminal operates only on weekdays and only at commute times. Free parking is available next to the terminal but overnight parking is not allowed. Insiders Tip: For the most schedule options go via Tiburon during the summer, San Francisco in winter. Signs clearly identify the spot as you walk down the sidewalk on the side of Main St. Click here for map. Terminal : E. Sir Francisco Drake Blvd. Larkspur has a very large parking lot which nevertheless fills up early most weekday mornings.

Special free shuttle buses serve the site from major Marin arteries to help reduce car traffic into the terminal. Oakland ferry weekday passengers receive up to 12 hours of free parking with validation in the 7-story garage at Washington St.. Bring the parking ticket to the Ferry Terminal for validation. Overnight parking is not allowed. Terminal: Foot of Market St. San Francisco ferry services depart from three different gates at the Ferry Building, and each route is labeled with its gate below.

To Alameda Main St. To Tiburon via Golden Gate Ferry, weekday commuter service only. See signs in back of Ferry Building for gate. Click here. Our home base! Terminal location in downtown Sausalito. All vessels are wheelchair accessible. Once a quarry near San Quentin State Prison, the shopping center now features a delightful array of unique shops, a weekly Saturday morning farmers market, wonderful restaurants, and relaxing outdoor areas.

Golden Gate's Larkspur ferry fleet includes large passenger vessels, plus the smaller but swifter fleet of 4 catamarans. Trips across the San Francisco Bay range from 30 to 50 minutes depending on vessel type and offer spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Angel Island, Marin hill towns, and magnificent Mount Tamalpais. Larkspur ferries feature indoor and outdoor seating, full snack bars, and room for bicycles. Settled in the s, Sausalito is a delightful little enclave featuring speciality shops, fine boutiques, and superb dining.

Golden Gate Sausalito Ferry comfortably accommodates up to passengers and features indoor and outdoor seating, a full snack bar and room for up to bicycles. Tiburon's classic main street offers antique, wine, and specialty shops and more.

Golden Gate Tiburon Ferry comfortably accommodates up to passengers and features indoor and outdoor seating, a full snack bar and room for up to bicycles. Skip to Main Content.