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Take the Scenic Route w/ San Francisco Bay Ferry (As Low As $1)

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San Francisco Bay Ferry turns everyday transit into a special experience. Whether you’re commuting, meeting friends in the city, taking the kids to a game, or simply taking in the sights of the Bay, the ferry makes it that much better. Grab a snack, gather around the bar, catch up on work with free wi-fi, or just kick back and enjoy the ride. Adventure awaits at your nearest San Francisco Bay Ferry dock.

San Francisco Bay Ferry Rides
Weekdays starting at 5:15am | Weekends starting at 8:30am
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  • One Way tix start at $4.70
    • Alameda to SF, Oakland to SF, Richmond to SF
  • Short Hop rides start as low as $1 

First-class travel for just a few bucks.

If you’ve ever ridden the ferry, you know that it’s the best way to cross the Bay. Riders can experience the freedom of crossing the water in safety and comfort – for just a few bucks. Tickets from Oakland, Alameda and Richmond are only $4.70 (one-way), and Short Hop rides are as low as $1.00.

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Schedules for every adventure (or commute).

Commuting to work? Planning a fun escape to San Francisco or the East Bay? We’ve got you covered. San Francisco Bay Ferry provides service from 12 locations across the Bay.

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Too bad it’s such a quick ride.

Riding on San Francisco Bay Ferry is more than convenient, it’s surprisingly fast. Trips from Richmond to San Francisco take just over 30 minutes and rides from the Ferry Building to Vallejo last about an hour. So skip the traffic and enjoy the views.

Ferry at your fingertips.

Download the San Francisco Bay Ferry mobile app to view schedules, purchase tickets and more.

New to the Ferry?

Check out our new rider guide for a quick resource to taking SF Bay Ferry, and subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates.


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