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Port Townsend

From Port Townsend, ferries sail to Coupeville (Whidbey Island): 70 sailings a week on 1 line. The crossing takes about 30 minutes.

Crossings from Port Townsend

Times come from Washington State Ferries' published schedule feed, read into this site on . Fares were last read on . Sailings change at short notice; confirm with the line before you travel.

About the terminal

One of only two crossings in the state network that accepts vehicle reservations runs from here: 30 minutes over Admiralty Inlet to Coupeville on Whidbey Island, 8 km off. Drivers without a reservation take their chance on whatever space is left. The fare is charged in both directions, unlike the island crossings further north, where the outward ticket covers the return leg as well. The town sits at the north-eastern corner of the Olympic Peninsula, and the boat saves a long drive south around Hood Canal and back up over the bridge at Deception Pass for anyone bound for Whidbey.

Ferries from Port Townsend: common questions

Where can you go by ferry from Port Townsend?
One crossing leaves Port Townsend on the current timetables: to Coupeville (Whidbey Island) (70 a week).
How many ferries leave Port Townsend a day?
10 a day, every day of the week. The first departure of the day is at 06:30, to Coupeville (Whidbey Island), and the last at 20:30, to Coupeville (Whidbey Island), local time.
Which ferry companies sail from Port Townsend?
Washington State Ferries runs every departure listed from Port Townsend.
How much is the ferry from Port Townsend?
The lowest published passenger fare from Port Townsend is US$5, to Coupeville (Whidbey Island). Each route page lists every fare class its operators publish.