What are the different ferry routes?

• The blue route stops at the Royal Naval Dockyard, Watford Bridge and Cavello Bay, all in Sandys Parish on the west end of the island. • The pink route makes several stops in Paget and Warwick Parishes. • The green route stops at Rockaway in Southampton Parish and Watford Bridge in Sandys Parish. • The orange route only operates in the summer, and it stops at the Royal Naval Dockyard before continuing on to the Town of St. George.

Are there wheelchair services available?

Wheelchair accessible ferries are available at the Hamilton Ferry Terminal, Dockyard, Rockaway and St. George's ferry stops only.

Hamilton Ferry Terminal

hours

Mon : 6:30 am – 7 pm

Call: +1 441-295-4506

8 Front St., City of Hamilton

Website

About Hamilton Ferry Terminal

Bermuda's ferry system offers an easy, scenic and fun way to get around the island. On the western end of Front Street in the City of Hamilton, the Hamilton Ferry Terminal is the main hub of the ferry system, with three routes starting and ending at this location. The Blue Route offers a direct, 20-minute ride to the Royal Naval Dockyard. The Green Route connects the City of Hamilton to other parts of the West End at Watford Bridge, Cavello Bay and Rockaway. The Pink Route is primarily a commuter ferry, offering quick service to five stops across the harbour in Paget. A fourth itinerary, the Orange Route, runs exclusively from the Dockyard to the Town of St. George. Riders can buy tokens, pay cash at the ferry or get a transport pass that allows unlimited rides on all ferries and buses.