The San Juan to Vieques ferry is actually a Ceiba–Vieques passenger-and-cargo route managed by Puerto Rico Ferry, operating under the Maritime Transport Authority. Though flights are available from San Juan, the ferry is a budget-friendly option—traversing ~30–45 minutes across protected waters. It’s a passenger ferry that also carries limited cargo (including vehicles for residents), making … Read more
The Montauk to Block Island ferry is a high-speed, passenger-only service run by Viking Fleet, offering a scenic East Coast voyage between Montauk Harbor, NY and New Harbor, Block Island, RI. Popular among day trippers and vacationers during summer months, this route operates seasonally—with connectivities ideal for cyclists and beachgoers. I’ve referenced the latest schedule … Read more
The Spirit of Tasmania ferry is Australia’s only passenger-and-vehicle ferry service between mainland Victoria and Tasmania. Operating between Melbourne (Geelong) and Devonport, it provides a vital overnight and daytime route across Bass Strait. Popular with tourists and locals alike, the crossing offers a scenic and comfortable alternative to flying, whether you’re travelling on foot or … Read more
The Bruny Island Ferry, operated by SeaLink Tasmania under contract with Transport Tasmania, is a passenger-and-vehicle ferry service linking Kettering on Tasmania’s mainland to Roberts Point on Bruny Island . Operating 365 days a year with crossings every 20–30 minutes, the short 15–20 minute journey is essential for both locals and tourists. Whether you’re traveling on foot or … Read more
The Guemes Island Ferry is a vital passenger and vehicle ferry service operated by Skagit County Public Works, connecting Anacortes on Fidalgo Island to Guemes Island. This short 5‑ to 8‑minute route has been running since 1890 and today regularly transports approximately 400,000 passengers and 200,000 vehicles annually. It’s the only access route to Guemes … Read more
Travelers from Long Island can reach Martha’s Vineyard using a combination of passenger ferries, trains, or car ferries. While there’s no direct ferry from Long Island to the Vineyard, the most seamless route involves driving or taking the LIRR to Orient Point, riding the Cross Sound Ferry to Connecticut, then connecting through train or drive … Read more
The Seastreak ferry offers a direct passenger-only route between New York City (East 35th Street) and Martha’s Vineyard (Oak Bluffs), operating on select summer weekends. Known for its scenic five-hour journey through Long Island Sound and Vineyard Sound, this seasonal service is increasingly popular with travelers seeking a relaxed, coastal alternative to flying or driving. Possible Routes … Read more