Water Activities with Thimble Islands Ferry Service in Stony Creek
Difficulty
easy
Duration
15-20 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; no special physical effort required.
Overview
Discover the iconic ferry ride between Stony Creek and Money Island with Thimble Islands Ferry Service, a breezy water adventure filled with scenic views and island secrets.
Little Curtis → Stony Creek
All Ages • Includes One Way Ticket • Starting at $7
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About This Adventure
Experience a scenic ferry ride between Stony Creek and Money Island, lasting approximately 15-20 minutes. This unique journey offers stunning views and a chance to explore the beauty of the surrounding waters, making it a memorable outing for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
##Duration
- Approximately 15-20 Minutes
##About
- Tickets include ferry ride between Stony Creek and Money Island.
- Tickets will be found in your confirmation email.
Adventure Tips
Check the weather forecast
Ensure clear skies for optimal views and smooth sailing, especially during windy days.
Book tickets in advance
Reserve your spot ahead of time, as this popular trip can fill up quickly during peak season.
Bring your camera
Capture sweeping coastal vistas and charming island cabins from the boat deck.
Arrive early
Get to the dock at least 10 minutes before departure to secure your spot and enjoy the scenic harbor.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Seagulls
- Harbor seals
History
The Thimble Islands have been a part of local maritime lore since the 19th century, originally home to salt farmers and now a sought-after recreational area.
Conservation
The ferry operator actively promotes responsible tourism and aims to minimize environmental impact by adhering to sustainable practices and respecting wildlife.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protect your skin during the sunny boat ride.
summer specific
Camera or smartphone
Capture scenic views and candid island moments.
Light jacket or layers
Stay comfortable against wind and changing weather conditions.
spring;fall;winter specific
Binoculars
Get a closer look at waterfowl and marine life.