easy
30 minutes
Suitable for all fitness levels; no strenuous activity required
Discover the stunning Cranberry Isles on a scenic 30-minute ferry from Northeast Harbor. Enjoy panoramic ocean views, explore historic fishing villages, and immerse yourself in Maine’s rugged coastal beauty aboard the Beal & Bunker Ferry.
All ages • 30 minutes
Experience the stunning beauty of Maine's coast with Beal & Bunker Ferry. This 30-minute journey connects Northeast Harbor to the picturesque Cranberry Isles, allowing you to soak in breathtaking ocean views and explore vibrant local culture. Enjoy a comfortable and reliable ride that makes every trip unforgettable.
Discover the beauty of Maine's coast with Beal & Bunker Ferry, offering year-round, transportation between Northeast Harbor and the enchanting Cranberry Isles. Whether you're commuting or visiting for the day, our ferry service is the perfect way to explore the islands' natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant local culture.
Relax onboard as you enjoy breathtaking views of the ocean and nearby islands. With easy access and convenient schedules, Beal & Bunker Ferry makes your journey comfortable, reliable, and unforgettable every time.
Fares above reflect one-way transportation.
Even in summer, it can be chilly and breezy on deck, so bring a windbreaker or layers.
Get to the dock ahead of time to choose a comfortable spot with clear views on the ferry.
Keep your eyes peeled for seals and bald eagles along the route, especially near rocky shoals.
The ferry can get breezy; secure hats and loose items to avoid losing them overboard.
The Cranberry Isles have thrived as fishing communities since the 19th century, with lobstering as a continued cornerstone of local culture.
The ferry service emphasizes low environmental impact, supporting sustainable tourism to protect fragile island ecosystems.
Protects against coastal winds during the ferry ride.
summer specific
Helpful for spotting wildlife and distant islands.
Capture the stunning coastal views and island charm.
Ideal for walking around Islesford’s rocky paths and docks.