This ferry stop serves Salt Kettle, a picturesque neighbourhood in Paget Parish that’s predominantly residential.
It is served by ferries plying the Pink Route. They depart from Hamilton Ferry Terminal and take a circular route around Hamilton Harbour calling here and other stops in Paget and Warwick.
Ferries run every day of the week, with more frequent service on weekdays. On weekdays, the first ferry departs Salt Kettle at 7:40 am, and the last departure is at 6:25 pm. Weekend and public holiday service is less frequent. For more details see the schedule.
The Salt Kettle Ferry stop is part of the Pink Route. As of 2024, adult fares are $3.50 in cash or $2.75 with a token. Children aged 5-15 pay $2.75 either in cash or with a token. Ticket booklets containing 15 tickets are available for $25.00. Bermudian seniors and holders of Special Persons Passes ride for free, as do children under 5. Tickets, tokens, and passes can be purchased at various locations including the Hamilton Ferry Terminal, bus terminals, Visitors Services Centres, sub-post offices, hotels, and guest houses.
The stop is situated on Salt Kettle Road in Paget Parish, close to the Greenbank Guest House and Salt Kettle House . There’s little here other than a basic shelter and an information board with a timetable.
Mopeds are not permitted on Pink Route ferries.
Paget Parish is also served by buses (services 2, 7, and 8). Bus 7 (Hamilton to Royal Naval Dockyard) goes to Elbow Beach, the main attraction in Paget.
