easy
2–4 hours
All fitness levels welcome, suitable for relaxed outings and active exploration
Discover the stunning waters around Acadia National Park with a scenic ferry ride to the Cranberry Isles. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking sea views, hikes, and Picnics—all with pet-friendly options.
From $38 • Daily Passenger Service to the Cranberry Isles • All Ages
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Acadia National Park on a daily ferry service between Southwest Harbor and the Cranberry Isles. Enjoy stunning views, explore charming islands, hike, bike, or picnic—all at no extra fare. With a pet-friendly atmosphere and flexible trip options, this adventure promises unforgettable memories.
ROUND TRIP
Adults: $38.00
Child under 12: $28
Bikes: $10 (No electric bikes)
Family Pass: $100-Immediate Family with kids under 12
ONE WAY
You are purchasing Ferry Tickets on a First Come First Serve space available basis. No reservation is required.
Enjoy panoramic views of the mountains of Acadia National Park, while aboard our ferry. Hike, bike, picnic and/or visit a museum.
Daily passenger ferry service between Southwest Harbor/Manset and the Cranberry Isles.
All trips do a loop between Southwest Harbor, Islesford (Little Cranberry) and Great Cranberry. Explore each island at no extra fare!
The Cranberry Cove Ferry departs from the Beal's Lobster Pier at 182 Clark Point Rd in Southwest Harbor. The ferry then stops at the Manset Dock owned by Cranberry Isles (C.I. dock), before departing for the Cranberry Isles.
Points of Interest
Available Trip Schedule
7 DAYS A WEEK, MEMORIAL WEEKEND-OCT 1ST
Secure your spot early, especially during peak season, to ensure availability.
Apply sunscreen before the trip and bring extra for sun protection during outdoor activities.
Bring proper shoes for hiking or biking once on the islands.
Enjoy a snack or full picnic on the islands to make the most of your visit.
The Cranberry Isles have been home to fishing communities since the 1800s, with many local families still fishing in the area today.
Efforts to protect local wildlife and maintain the pristine water quality help preserve the area's natural beauty for future generations.
Protects your skin during the outdoor activities on the islands.
summer specific
Necessary for hiking and exploring the island trails.
spring; summer; fall specific
For enjoying meals or snacks amid scenic settings.
summer specific
Stay hydrated during your ferry trip and island adventures.
all seasons specific