What a great experience! First of all, the price is reasonable. Our round-trip tickets cost 14 Canadian dollars for two adults and one car. The ferries ran on time and several times throughout every day. Once parked, you can walk to an outdoor area or indoor area with a little cafe, restrooms, and outlets. The entire ride is about 20 minutes. read more

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Smooth process...easy to find, pay at the approach and line up. Easy out and back, on time both ways, and in May far from full on a Sunday. read more

Bell Island Ferry - Bell Island Ferry - iceberg on the approach - Ferries Near Me - Bell Island, Newfoundland and Labrador

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A short little jaunt, just long enough to be interesting and short enough to be pleasant. Chugging along: two ferries connecting Bell Island with the Avalon Peninsula at Portugal Cove. Whether you are a visitor to the Island, or a resident - new or old family; you need a way to get on and off the island from time to time. While most of Newfoundland is on 'Island Time', this is never so true as on the small islands around the province. Time can move even slower here given its' reliance on things like the weather. Give yourself some latitude when traveling as it is impossible to predict when it might get busy or when there may be a service interruption. If you are stuck in the line for a while, check out the beauty down by the waterfront or visit Dicks on the Beach for the best fish and chips this side of the straight. read more

Bell Island Ferry - Ferries Near Me - Bell Island, Newfoundland and Labrador