San Francisco ferries operate from the San Francisco waterfront to Marin County, the East Bay, and to Angel Island.
San Francisco Ferries - to Sausalito & Larkspur (Marin County)
Golden Gate Transit operates San Francisco ferries to Sausalito and Larkspur -- including an SF Giants Ferry on game days.
Golden Gate Ferry Schedules:
- Larkspur Ferry: San Francisco Ferry Building to Larkspur Terminal on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard in Marin
- Sausalito Ferry: San Francisco Ferry Building to Sausalito Terminal (downtown Sausalito)
- SF Giants Ferry: Larkspur Terminal to AT&T Park on game days
San Francisco Ferries - to Tiburon & Angel Island
Blue & Gold Fleet Schedules:
- Angel Island Ferry: Travels from Pier 39 in San Francisco to Angel Island.
For more information on this trip, see Betsy Malloy's guide to visiting Angel Island. - Tiburon Ferry: Departs from the San Francisco Ferry Building and Pier 41 - travels to the Tiburon Terminal
Note: Not all ferries stop at both the Ferry Building and Pier 41. Check Tiburon Ferry Page for specifics.
Online schedules available at the Blue & Gold Fleet website
San Francisco Ferries -- to Oakland, Alameda & Vallejo
Blue & Gold Fleet Schedules:
- Oakland & Alameda Ferries: Ferries depart from San Francisco Ferry Building and Pier 39 and travel to Oakland's Jack London Square and Alameda's waterfront
Note: Not all ferries stop at Pier 39. Check schedule. - SF Giants Ferry: Departs Oakland and Alameda, taking passengers to San Francisco Giants games at AT&T Park
- Vallejo Ferry: Departs San Francisco Ferry Building (on some routes, also Pier 39) -- and travels to Vallejo and Six Flags Discovery Kingdom
Tiburon to Angel Island Ferry
The Angel Island/Tiburon Ferry makes a 10-minute journey from Tiburon to Angel Island. It does not stop in San Francisco.
Besty Malloy has a guide to visiting Angel Island.
