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Seattle

From Seattle, ferries sail to Bainbridge Island and Bremerton: 264 sailings a week on 1 line. The busiest crossing is to Bainbridge Island, 159 a week.

Crossings from Seattle

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

Two crossings leave the downtown waterfront, both bound for the Kitsap Peninsula: 35 minutes to Bainbridge Island and an hour to Bremerton. Neither serves a place cut off from the road network, Bainbridge being bridged to the peninsula at Agate Pass, so both boats compete against a long drive south around Puget Sound through Tacoma rather than replacing one altogether. Fares appear on the westbound crossings out of Seattle and not on the runs back, and neither route takes vehicle reservations. The city's other slip, Fauntleroy in West Seattle, lies 10 km south and serves an entirely different set of places.

Ferries from Seattle: common questions

Where can you go by ferry from Seattle?
2 crossings leave Seattle on the current timetables: to Bainbridge Island (159 a week) and Bremerton (105 a week).
How many ferries leave Seattle a day?
Between 37 and 38, depending on the day of the week. The first departure of the day is at 05:30, to Bainbridge Island, and the last at 02:10 after midnight, to Bainbridge Island, local time.
Which ferry companies sail from Seattle?
Washington State Ferries runs every departure listed from Seattle.
How much is the ferry from Seattle?
The lowest published passenger fare from Seattle is US$11.35, to Bainbridge Island. Each route page lists every fare class its operators publish.