This is an amazing evening. It's a great time. We take appetizers and beverages. The crew and band…read moreis always top notch. We saw the Cumberland island horses and several deer. The sunset was gorgeous. It couldn't have been a better night. I would highly recommend to anybody.

It was a great day on the water with the Amelia River Cruises & Charters company at the helm…read more It was my first time visiting Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach and wanted to get an overlay of the area and the river cruise seemed like the perfect thing to get an overview of the area. And I wasn't wrong! The tour lasted about 90 minutes (and it leaves promptly FYI) and takes you along the shoreline of Amelia Island - past the shrimping boats and past a Civil War era fort - before heading towards Cumberland Island National Seashore. This is where the true fun of the tour was for me. I had no idea really the history of the island and found it fascinating how the Carnegies and Rockefellers and more of the country's elite used this random Georgia seashore as their private escape. The history of both Cumberland and Amelia Islands is incredibly fascinating and the guides for both the Florida and Georgia sides respectively were well informed and personable. Plus - you'll very likely see a ton of great wildlife throughout including dolphins and wild horses and pigs. It's a great way to spend an afternoon in the area and a fabulous introduction to Cumberland Island National Seashore/Park.

I have never been on a car ferry and now I can check that off of my list ;)…read more You drive up and get in line as you are being loaded onto the ferry in the order you lined up. Try to get in first couple of lines as the ferry is small and can fit only the first fifteen cars. We paid $8 for a truck on a Saturday.

Taking the ferry is a wonderful alternative to additional highway driving. The staff are efficient…read moreand the ferry has run right on time each time I have been on it. The actual ride is only ~5 minutes, with 15 minutes between each trip to accommodate time to load and unload the ferry. The only downside for me is if the wait is crowded and I can't tell if I will make the ferry or have to wait for the next one, but it's a beautiful spot to be stuck in.

Awesome stop on the free ferry that will take you right into downtown Savannah. Because it goes…read moreright into downtown there's usually to get on the free ferry, but it's very convenient to anywhere downtown.

After a lunch with a view of the Savannah river, we went for a stroll along the River Walk. As I…read morewas walking, I saw a sign for The City Hall Landing-Savannah Belles Ferry. We did not go on a river cruise, but I still enjoyed standing on the ledge and having an unobstructed scenic view of the river. The sight of the Talmadge Memorial Bridge from afar was breathtaking to see. City Hall Landing serves as the ferry terminal where one can catch a free ride on The Savannah Belles Ferry across the Savannah River, connecting downtown's riverwalk with Hutchinson Island. The Savannah Belles Ferry has daily service. It doesn't run on major holidays. During our time at City Hall Landing, we also got a good look at Georgia Queen, this grand riverboat, docked nearby. The next time I go back to Savannah, I hope to go on a river cruise aboard The Savannah Belles Ferry or the Georgia Queen.

Free views of the riverfront riding the ferry was a wonderful experience plus a nice break from the…read moreheat on this very hot May afternoon. The ferry has tons of comfortable seats and plenty of huge windows to watch from. We just stayed on and rode the whole loop until we got back to where we started. Our feet and bodies got a break and we continued sightseeing . I highly recommend this Savannah Bells Ferry

Free ferry available in Savannah. It will go from the Westin Hotel and Convention Center to Waving…read moregirl Landing and then also to City Hall, which is right in the middle of downtown Savannah. This is a wonderful option that the city of Savannah has for people to get around because driving in Savannah can get very congested. The staff were very helpful, but they also maintained and upheld boat safety. It's important to know what's going on in Savannah when you are there because if there's a big event at the convention center, get congested and you may be waiting over an hour to get on the ferry. There's a schedule that they have posted on their website, which is pretty accurate.

We did a Daufuskie Island ferry trip meals and wheels including a golf cart rental and Old…read moreDaufuskie Crab Co. the food took 50 min to come out (was told this is normal) so there is a general store across the road with snacks and drinks you can get while you're waiting. Best part was the adventure of exploring the island and having the beach to a small crowd- felt like our own private beach! There was a Scoopasaurus ice cream place we enjoyed on the way back to the marina. Wear your bathing suit- the only restrooms are at the marina. Highly recommended!

I coordinated a trip to Daufuskie Island with a group of friends who had never visited before…read more While we enjoyed parts of the experience, there were several issues that impacted our overall day. First, the ferry staff were wonderful. The captain and mate were both friendly, professional, and knowledgeable, and they truly made the boat ride enjoyable. However, the website information regarding ferry times was very confusing. Based on the schedule posted online, we believed we would have from 1:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. on the island, as it advertised: 9AM to 4PM 11AM to 6PM 1PM to 8PM *Seasonally 7 Hour Round Trip Unfortunately, we later learned we actually needed to be back at the dock by 7:15 p.m. This significantly reduced the amount of time we expected to have on the island. Several other guests on our boat also seemed confused about connections and return times, so clearer communication on the website would be very helpful. The most disappointing part of the trip was the golf cart rental. Our cart only traveled around 12 mph, making it difficult to fully explore the island within the limited time available. We were constantly being passed by other carts all day long, and the slow speed prevented us from seeing as much as we had planned. I would strongly encourage the golf cart company to better inspect, maintain, and update their carts so visitors can fully enjoy the island experience. Daufuskie itself is beautiful, and the ferry crew provided excellent customer service, but clearer scheduling information and better-maintained golf carts would greatly improve the overall experience.

The only way to get to Cumberland island is riding on the ferry boat. There was parking at a nearby…read morecemetery so we didn't have to worry about our car. We were advised to get there 30 minutes early so we did and checked out the gift shop and map while waiting. When the whole group arrived and checked in they went over some basic safety information. The ferry ride had plenty of room, we stayed on top with the sun and the wind it felt amazing!

We got 15 minutes before 9 o'clock departure. We were standing and listening to the guy talking…read moreabout all things in the world without mentioning we need to check in and get a ticket and that simple email confirmation is not enough to get on board. Saturday plans ruined like that. Screw this place. They also declined to refund. Screw this people

Definitely a cool find while I was in St. Mary's on business. While not overly huge, was…read morenonetheless pleasant and a great place to chill for a bit.

Highly recommend a Day trip to Cumberland Island, what a…read morebeautiful and magical place! The trip is awesome, you need to book the ferry in advance and there is a 15 dollars fee to enter the park, which you have to pay when picking up your ferry tickets, so be aware of if. The ferry ride was pleasant and not too long, about 40 mins, you need to pack and bring all your necessities with you to the island, so be mindful of your needs and prepare in advance. Once on the island there are multiple trails and the wild horses are everywhere in the Dungeness area. The beach is absolutely amazing, but note that in the summer time is not recommend to hike from Dungeness to Seacamp beach using the beach side itself, due to heat. Rather you should hike using the main road, which gives you plenty of viewing opportunities with the horses. Park rangers do a wonderful job stopping by and checking on visitors, offering rides and helpful direction, kudos to them. It's a wonderful day trip, plan accordingly and enjoy!

This review is a few years belated but I saw it in my drafts and had gone to the trouble of writing…read moreit so FWIW.... We took their new express service the day it began. They allowed our 90lb dog which was very kind in the close quarters of a speedboat! There is a whole procedure of parking away from the terminal (since it is so crowded nearby) and boarding at the terminal dock. They were mostly on time and had a helpful friendly attitude. My child fell asleep on the ride so it was smooth and calming enough! My only negative was we'd have appreciated more departure options and flexibility to change times if needed (provided there is room). We had trouble finding a lot of info on things to do with kids on Daufuskie (we learned there is not a lot for them; it is more for Boomers to drink) so we would've valued being able to return sooner, but it is what it is. Just the only drawback we had with service options. But we definitely recommend to others.

The new ferry operator "Low Country Ferry" was put together and operated by a very inexperienced…read moreperson. Not sure how they were able to get this contract. But the fact they bid $375K versus the previous experienced operators ' $ 1M shows how Beaufort County picked the lowest bid versus the most qualified operator. My recommendation for anyone wanting to get to Daufuskie is use Island Head or other operators.