The Belmont Ferry is a stop on the Pink Route (Hamilton to Paget and Warwick).
Ferries run every day of the week. They depart from Hamilton Ferry Terminal and call at Salt Kettle, Darrell’s Wharf and Belmont Ferry. Some sailings follow a clockwise loop around Hamilton Harbour, while others go anti-clockwise. From 2022 onwards, ferries on the Pink Route don’t call at Lower Ferry or Hodson’s Ferry.
The Belmont Ferry operates daily with varying schedules for weekdays and weekends/public holidays. On weekdays, the first ferry departs from Belmont at 7:30 a.m., with the last departure at 6:35 p.m. Weekend and holiday service from Belmont begins later, with the first ferry leaving at 10:15 a.m. and the last at 5:15 a.m. The frequency of service varies throughout the day, with more frequent sailings during peak hours.
For more information, view the full schedule.
As of 2024, adult fares for the Pink Route (which includes Belmont Ferry) are $3.50 cash or $2.75 with a token. Children aged 5-15 pay $2.75, whether using cash or tokens. A book of 15 tickets is available for $25.00. Bermudian seniors and holders of Special Persons Passes travel for free, as do children under 5. Various transportation passes are available and offer cost savings for frequent travellers.
The Belmont Ferry is situated on Harbour Road in Warwick Parish. It’s near the Belmont Hills Golf Club and reasonably close to the Granaway Guest House.
The Belmont Ferry is little more than a small ferry dock with a simple shelter. It is not staffed. Scooters are not permitted on ferries plying the Pink Route.
