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4worldlovers:
The Vallejo Ferry, operated by San Francisco Bay Ferry, provides year-round ferry service between Mare Island, Vallejo and Gate E at the downtown San Francisco Ferry Building.


Vallejo to San Francisco Weekend Ferry Schedule - Effective April 3, 2023 - June 25, 2023

San Francisco to Vallejo Weekday Ferry Schedule - Effective April 3, 2023 - June 25, 2023

San Francisco to Vallejo Weekend Ferry Schedule - Effective April 3, 2023 - June 25, 2023

The Vallejo Ferry terminal is located at 289 Mare Island Way, Vallejo, CA 94590. You can click here to map out directions to or from this ferry departure terminal.

Yes. The Vallejo Ferry provides service on select holidays. However, it does not run on Thanksgiving or Christmas day. Please see the holiday schedule above for more info.

As of June 1, 2023, tickets for the Vallejo Ferry ranged in price from $4.50 to $15.90. A ticket price increase is scheduled for July 1, 2023, so please view our Vallejo Ferry Tickets page for the most up to date ticketing and fare information.

Yes. The Vallejo Baylink Ferry provides roundtrip service to Oracle Park on Weekend, Holiday and Weekday Day Giants games. Please see our SF Giants Ferry page for more information.

Passengers going to Oracle Park via the Vallejo Ferry are dropped off at the China Basin Ferry Terminal (McCovey Cove Landing), which is just a short distance from the stadium. Passengers can re-board the ferry at the China Basin Ferry Terminal after the game in order to return to their original departure location. The China Basin Ferry Terminal is located at 24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, CA 94107. You can click here to map out directions to or from this ferry departure terminal.

4worldlovers:
There are several way to check the status of the Delta Ferries


Phone line is updated daily or as changes occur. You can also leave a message, and your call will be returned by Caltrans staff as soon as possible.


Caltrans operates two ferries in the Sacramento Delta Region, The Real McCoy II and the J-Mack. Both ferries operate 24/7 and are free of charge.

The Real McCoy II is classified as an extension of Highway 84. It provides service to Ryer Island residents and its visitors by crossing the Cache Slough to Rio Vista.

The Real McCoy II is 88-feet long by 38-feet wide. It is powered by a hydraulic propulsion system, with 360 degree propellers for steering. The hull’s capacity is 80,000 pounds, and can carry up to eight vehicles.

The Real McCoy II operates on the following schedule: crossings are scheduled every 20 minutes; on the hour, 20 minutes after the hour, and 40 minutes after the hour.

The J-Mack Ferry crosses Steamboat Slough in the Sacramento Delta, connecting Grand Island to East Ryer Island; about a 400-foot three-minute ride. The vessel is classified as an extension of Highway 220.