Worldwide ferry network
Ferry map
Explore the 2641 ports and 3100 ferry crossings we track worldwide. Click any port to reveal its connections, crossing distances and links to live timetables.
Coral points are connected ferry ports — click one to draw its routes. Distances are great-circle estimates between port coordinates and are indicative.
Browse the network by country
Every country hub lists its ferry routes, operators and timetables.
Reading the map
Each marker is a port we hold a timetable for, and the lines between them are scheduled crossings rather than shipping lanes — a boat on a published schedule, not every vessel that passes. Click a port to see which crossings leave it and how long each takes.
The density is uneven on purpose, because the sea traffic is. Norway alone carries 1,183 of the routes on this map across 717 quays: in a country cut by fjords the ferry is a stretch of road with water under it, and every side arm needs its own crossing. A Mediterranean island chain shows the opposite shape — fewer lines, far longer, each one carrying a whole island’s traffic.
Norway1,183 routes · 717 ports
Sweden678 routes · 325 ports
Italy373 routes · 165 ports
United States211 routes · 95 ports
Philippines79 routes · 43 ports
Nigeria78 routes · 50 ports
Ports without a published timetable are not plotted. A quay we know exists but cannot show sailings for would be a pin that answers nothing, so it waits until the schedule arrives.