Hamilton Ferry Terminal, located on the western end of Front Street in the city of Hamilton, is the central hub of Bermuda’s public ferry system. It offers scenic and convenient transportation to various parts of the island.
It is located on the western end of Front Street in Hamilton, next to Albuoy’s Point and the head office of Clarien Bank.
Transportation passes, tickets, and tokens can be purchased here. The terminal is open Monday through Friday from 7 am to 7 pm and Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 8:30 am to 6 pm.
Hamilton Visitor Services Centre is just around the corner. It’s worth popping in to pick up brochures and maps and ask staff any questions you may have.
Ferries on the Blue, Green, and Pink routes depart from Hamilton Ferry Terminal.
- Blue Route – Fast ferries to the Royal Naval Dockyard. Much faster than the bus ride.
- Green Route – Goes to stops in the west end of Bermuda: Watford Bridge, Cavello Bay, and Rockaway.
- Pink Route – Route across Hamilton Harbour to Paget and Warwick
An Orange Route also operates between Dockyard and the town of St George on select days in the summer.
Fares vary by route. The Pink Route charges $3.50 for adult cash fares, while the Blue, Green, and Orange Routes charge $5.00 for adults. Discounted rates are available for children, and various transport passes and tokens offer additional savings.
The terminal is accessible to persons with disabilities. Passengers needing assistance should inform the crew.
The Hamilton Ferry Terminal’s central location makes it an ideal starting point for exploring the city. Visitors can find various attractions and landmarks within easy walking distance. Front Street, with its colourful buildings and shops, is just steps away. The Bermuda National Gallery is in the nearby City Hall. Sessions House, the Bermuda Historical Society Museum, Perot Post Office, the Cabinet Building, and the Cenotaph are all within a few blocks for those interested in history. The picturesque Queen Elizabeth Park and Bermuda Cathedral are a short walk from the terminal. With the city’s compact layout, most of Hamilton’s key sights, restaurants, and shopping areas can be comfortably reached on foot from the ferry terminal.
The Central Bus Terminal is just 500 yards away for those looking to explore further afield. This proximity allows for easy transfers between ferries and buses, making planning trips around the island simple. Additionally, for those preferring door-to-door service, taxi ranks are located along Front Street, providing another convenient transportation option right near the ferry terminal.
Bermuda’s main ferry terminal is situated on the waterfront in Hamilton, next to Albuoy’s Point and the head office of HSBC Bermuda.
