Salem High Speed Ferry to/from Boston
Dates: | Sunday, September 1, 2024 - Thursday, October 31, 2024 |
In/Outdoor: | Outdoor |
Cost: | $$$ see below |
Category: | Seasonal Fun |
In addition to Commuter Rail and buses, the City of Salem is also served by a seasonal ferry operated by Boston Harbor Cruises. The ferry runs from late May to October 31 and embarks and departs from the Salem Ferry Terminal on Blaney Street.
*This is especially helpful when visiting Salem for Haunted Happenings during the month of October.*
Ensure that your journey from Boston to Salem is both swift and stress-free with a transfer by high-speed ferry. The picturesque journey is a touristic experience in itself, offering views of lighthouses, fishing boats, and other classic New England scenery.
Refreshments are available for purchase inside the ferry. Simply depart the city when it suits your schedule, then enjoy the historic town at your leisure.
Ferry Ticketing
*For a Round Trip, you will need to purchase two separate one-way ticket* Get Ferry Tickets
Explore historic Salem, from museums and shops to fine dining and culture, this historic port town has enough to beguile—and bewitch—the entire family.
- Explore Salem independently and at your own pace
- Save time with quick transfer by ferry
- Choose a departure time that works for you
- Boston to Salem aboard High-Speed Catamaran
- See the stunning views of the Boston Skyline during your sail
- Skip the summer and Halloween traffic with this leisurely sail to Salem, MA
Ferry Rates
One Way: Adult – $25.00, Senior – $23.00, Child (Ages 3-11) – $19.00
Round Trip: Adult – $45.00, Senior – $43.00, Child (Ages 3-11) – $34.00
RESIDENT, COMMUTER AND MULTI-RIDE RATES
Salem Resident Round Trip Rates: Adult – $19, Senior – $15, Child – $11
North Shore Resident Round Trip Rates: Adult – $31, Senior – $26, Child – $19
Commuter Round Trip Rates (Mon – Fri rush hour trips only): Adult – $16, Senior – $8, Child – $8
Ride Passes: Non-Commuter – $200, Commuter – $72
*North Shore Resident rates are applicable to the following locations Beverly, Danvers, Lynn, Marblehead, Peabody, Swampscott
Where to Meet
Boston: 1 Long Wharf, Boston, MA
Salem: 10 Blaney Street, Salem, MA
What's NOT included:
- Gratuities
- Food & beverage (available for purchase on board)
- Transportation to/from ferry terminals
What to expect:
Boston or Salem? If that has to be the question, the answer is…both. Ditch the traffic and enjoy both historic cities with the help of a speedy ferry. A ticket provides a quick journey along Massachusetts Bay, scenery included. Think fishing boats, lighthouses, and beautiful homes here and there. It sure beats bumper-to-bumper traffic and angry car horns.
Onboard this catamaran, which holds up to 149 passengers, enjoy the sights and sounds from the upper or lower deck, or just relax inside with a beverage or snack. Breakfast or lunch is always ready.
Upon arrival in Salem, it’s a short stroll to top attractions like the House of Seven Gables and the Peabody Essex Museum. At the other end in Boston, the New England Aquarium, the Old North Church, Quincy Market and more are within walking distance.
For Round Trip, you will need to purchase two separate one way tickets - one departing from Boston and one departing from Salem.
COST | ↑ top |
$29+ | Get Ferry Tickets
WEBSITE | ↑ top |
www.salem.org/listing/salem-ferry/
LOCATION | ↑ top |
10 Blaney Street, Salem, MA map
Phone: 000-000-0000
RELATED LINKS | ↑ top |
- Profiles
- Localities
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