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The world by ferry
Ferry schedules for every coastline
Ferries are the backbone of travel across islands, fjords and straits — often the only way to reach the world's most remote coastlines. Ferry Schedule Hub gathers timetables, crossing times and operators for 6294 routes across 33 countries, standardised into one fast, free reference.
Browse ferries by country or by specific crossing, start from a departure port, or see which company sails your route. Every route page carries the published timetable, day-by-day frequency, crossing time and the operators to book with — from the Greek islands and the Adriatic to the Norwegian coast and the Pacific Northwest.
Schedules are aggregated from public sources and refreshed as operators publish them, including seasonal changes. Always confirm the exact departure with the operator before you travel. How we source schedules →
Frequently asked questions
What is Ferry Schedule Hub?
Ferry Schedule Hub is a free, worldwide directory of ferry timetables, crossing times and operators. It standardises schedules from operators around the globe into one place so you can find the next sailing, compare your options and plan a trip without checking a dozen different websites.
How do I find a ferry schedule?
Search any port or crossing from the box at the top of the page, browse ferries by country, or start from a departure port. Each route page shows the published timetable, the fastest crossing time, day-by-day frequency and every operator that sails it.
Are the ferry timetables up to date?
Schedules are aggregated from public sources and refreshed as operators publish them, including seasonal summer and winter changes. Sailings can still change at short notice, so always confirm the exact departure and terminal with the operator before you travel.
Can I compare ferry operators on a route?
Yes. Busy crossings are often served by several companies, each with its own ships, timetable and fares. Every route page lists all the operators so you can compare crossing times and pick the sailing that suits you before booking at the source.
Can I plan a multi-stop ferry trip?
Yes — the trip planner chains several ports into a single itinerary, showing which legs sail direct and how long each crossing takes. It's the easiest way to build an island-hopping route that actually connects.
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