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Ports & terminals

Find your ferry port

Every ferry port and terminal we cover — 2635 of them across 35 countries. Pick a port to see its sailings, destinations, operators and crossing times, or search for one directly.

Ports
2635
Countries
35
Routes
3115
Operators
285

Recognisable hubs

Major ferry ports

Browse all ports by country

Every port we track, grouped by region and country. The number on each port is how many crossings serve it — search to jump straight to a city or country.

Europe

2044 ports
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Norway

955 ports
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Sweden

474 ports
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Italy

223 ports
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Netherlands

41 ports
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Denmark

34 ports
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Ireland

3 ports
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Albania

2 ports
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Gibraltar

1 port

Americas

197 ports
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United States

112 ports
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Canada

85 ports
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Asia-Pacific

276 ports
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Hong Kong

89 ports
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Australia

58 ports
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Africa

113 ports
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Nigeria

100 ports
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Tunisia

2 ports

Other

5 ports
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Montserrat

1 port
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Pitcairn Islands

1 port

Starting your journey from the right port

Most ferry journeys begin not with a destination but with a port — the harbour you can actually reach, and the terminal your sailing leaves from. Knowing your departure point is half the planning: it decides which crossings are open to you, which operators you can choose between and how the rest of your trip connects by road or rail.

Each port page gathers everything that matters from a single place on the map: the routes that depart it, the destinations you can sail to, the companies that run them and the published crossing times, alongside local weather and the terminal's position. Big ferry cities often have more than one terminal, so we make the exact departure point clear before you set off.

Browse the directory by region and country, or start from a country, a specific crossing or the multi-stop trip planner to chain several ports into one itinerary.

Ferry port FAQ

What is a ferry port or terminal?

A ferry port is the harbour where ferries dock to load and unload passengers and vehicles; the terminal is the building where you check in, buy tickets and board. Larger cities often have several terminals, so it's worth confirming exactly which one your sailing departs from before you travel.

How do I find ferries from a specific port?

Open any port page from the directory below to see every route that departs it, the destinations you can reach, the operators that sail there and the crossing times — along with weather and a map of the terminal. Use the search box to jump straight to a port by city or country name.

Which ferry ports are the busiest?

Coverage is broadest where ferries are part of daily life — Piraeus near Athens (the gateway to the Greek islands), the Italian Tyrrhenian and Adriatic ports, the great Norwegian coastal quays, and island hubs across the Mediterranean, the Philippines and the Pacific Northwest. The featured ports above are recognisable hubs to start from.

Can one city have more than one ferry terminal?

Yes. Big ferry cities frequently run separate terminals for high-speed and conventional services, or for different destinations — Athens, Naples, Hong Kong and Vancouver are good examples. Each port page makes the departure point clear so you arrive at the right quay.

Are the schedules at each port up to date?

Timetables are aggregated from public sources and refreshed as operators publish them, including seasonal summer and winter changes. Sailings can change at short notice, so always confirm the exact departure and terminal with the operator before you travel.