Ferry operators

What you get for each operator

Every operator above has its own live status page: today's departures, delays and cancellations across all of its routes. Each route gets a page with the next sailings and, once enough sailings are recorded, an on-time rate. Each terminal gets a departures and arrivals board, and each vessel gets a page with its specs and latest reported position.

Positions come from AIS, the radio signal every passenger ferry broadcasts. Schedules, cancellations and service notices come from each operator's published information. How FerryFetch measures delays explains how the two fit together.

A new operator runs in the background first, so its sailings can be checked against real vessel positions before its pages go live. FerryFetch is not affiliated with any operator listed here.

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