Where does the SF ferry take you?

SF Bay Ferry and Golden Gate Ferry connect downtown San Francisco (Ferry Building/Pier 41) to key Bay Area destinations, including Sausalito, Tiburon, Angel Island, Larkspur, Oakland, Alameda, Richmond, and Vallejo. They also provide specialized service to Oracle Park, Chase Center, and South San Francisco.

Where does the SF ferry go to?

These comfortable and convenient vessels travel to & from the historic San Francisco Ferry Building (foot of Market Street) to sunny Sausalito, Tiburon, Angel Island, and/or Larkspur in Marin County.

How to use the SF ferry?

Quick Start Guide

1. Check out our routes and schedules to plan your trip.
2. Get to your terminal (info on bikes, transit connections and terminal parking)
3. Pay your fare with Clipper or purchase tickets on the San Francisco Bay Ferry app.
4. Enjoy the most enjoyable public transit ride in the Bay Area!

How long is the ferry ride from Oakland to SF?

Yes, there is a direct ferry departing from Oakland Ferry Terminal and arriving at San Francisco Ferry Building Gate G. Services depart every two hours, and operate every day. The journey takes approximately 25 min.

Is Angel Island worth it?

With great hiking trails, historic buildings, and many other recreational opportunities readily available, Angel Island is truly a hidden gem in the midst of the urban Bay Area.

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Can you take a ferry from San Francisco to Angel Island?

Golden Gate Ferry operates service 7 days a week to and from San Francisco Ferry Terminal (SFFT) and Angel Island State Park. Please purchase round-trip tickets as tickets are not available for purchase on Angel Island.

How early should I arrive for the SF ferry?

We suggest arriving 10-15 minutes before the scheduled ferry departure. All ferry trips are first-come, first-served and may fill up. To board, you will need a valid Clipper card or Clipper on your phone. If you don't use Clipper, you must have a valid ticket on the SF Bay Ferry app to board.

What is the 72 hour rule in San Francisco?

San Francisco's 72-hour rule prohibits parking a vehicle in the same public street spot for more than 72 consecutive hours to prevent cars from being abandoned, applying even with residential permits or disabled placards; to comply, you must move your car several blocks away, not just to another spot on the same block, or risk a warning notice, citation, and potential towing, usually triggered by resident complaints.
 

How do I pay for the SF ferry?

Each passenger needs their own Clipper account or plastic Clipper card. Tap once on Golden Gate Ferry. Tap on when boarding in San Francisco, Larkspur, and Angel Island. When riding from Tiburon and Sausalito, tickets, contactless bank cards, and Clipper payments are collected when disembarking in San Francisco.

Can you take a cable car from Fisherman's Wharf to Union Square?

The Powell-Hyde & Powell-Mason Lines

Two of San Francisco's three cable car lines connect the Union Square area downtown with Fisherman's Wharf.

Does the SF ferry have a bathroom?

San Francisco Bay Ferry uses a fleet of 18 high-speed passenger ferries carrying between 225 and 445 passengers each. These vessels boast numerous amenities including bathrooms and passenger cabins that are all wheelchair accessible.

Is the San Francisco ferry free?

One way ticket: $5.00. Round trip ticket: $10.00. Children under 5 ride free. Service animals only.

How long is the SF ferry ride?

Ferry from Alameda/Oakland can go to SF in about 20-25 minutes...

Does SF ferry go to Chase Center?

San Francisco Bay Ferry offers ferry service to Chase Center from the Main Street Alameda and Oakland ferry terminals. We encourage riders to arrive at the ferry terminal 5-10 minutes prior to vessel departure, ready to show your purchased ticket to the crew during boarding.

Can I sleep in my car in San Francisco?

San Francisco – Many neighborhoods have strict no-camping ordinances, making it illegal to sleep in a vehicle overnight in most public areas.

What does the white curb mean in San Francisco?

Passenger loading or white zones provide safe curb space for passengers to get picked up or dropped off. They are meant for active passenger loading, and drivers must remain in the vehicle, except at preschools and hospitals.

Is San Francisco doable without a car?

There's no lack of transportation options in San Francisco, but it's important to plan ahead and pick the best route for your destination. Downtown, North Beach, and Fisherman's Wharf are easily walkable.

Can you bring luggage on SF ferry?

Luggage is permitted on board our vessels. Passengers are responsible for handling their own luggage and personal belongings. Luggage must be attended to at all times, must not block aisles or doorways, and may not be placed on seats or in wheelchair securement areas.

Does the ferry go to Sausalito?

Overview. Step aboard the Sausalito Ferry for a smooth, comfortable ride to this delightful community just across the Bay. The city of Sausalito offers the charm of a quaint Mediterranean seaside village tucked amongst the hills of Marin County.

Has a BC ferry ever sunk?

On March 22, 2006, Queen of the North sank after running aground on Gil Island in Wright Sound, 135 kilometres (73 nmi) south of Prince Rupert, British Columbia.

What happens if you miss the last ferry from Angel Island?

What happens if I miss the last ferry? We do not recommend missing the last ferry. It's very expensive to get you off the island. A private boat will need to be chartered to take you back to the city.

Is there a train that goes from San Francisco to Napa Valley?

Amtrak is the one and only train line which connects San Francisco to Napa. However, there are 4 trains per day to choose from.