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Jump aboard Kaiwalagal Ferries’ speedy water taxi for a quick, scenic trip to nearby islands at Buttertin Beach. Discover hidden coves, relax on secluded shores, and make your water adventure unforgettable.
Jump aboard Kaiwalagal Ferries’ speedy water taxi for a quick, scenic trip to nearby islands at Buttertin Beach. Discover hidden coves, relax on secluded shores, and make your water adventure unforgettable.
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Operated by Kaiwalagal Ferries & Charters · Prince of Wales, Queensland
easy.
1–3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; no specialized skills required
Trips typically last between 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the destination.
No prior experience is necessary; the rides are straightforward and suitable for all ages.
Yes, you can bring small personal items, but equipment is provided for activities once ashore.
Most boats have basic facilities, but it’s best to use amenities before boarding.
Light snacks and water are permitted, but it’s recommended to consume larger meals ashore.
Trips may be canceled or rescheduled for safety reasons, so check weather forecasts beforehand.
Prince of Wales Island has a rich indigenous heritage and was historically a hub for fishing and trading communities.
Kaiwalagal Ferries & Charters prioritizes eco-friendly practices, including minimal emissions and marine cleanup initiatives.
Kaiwalagal Ferries & Charters is a 100% Indigenous‑owned transport operator based on Keriri Island (Hammond Island) in Queensland’s Torres Strait. The company provides scheduled and charter water taxi and combined water‑taxi‑plus‑bus transfers that connect Horn Island, Thursday Island (Waiben), Goodes Island (Palilag), Prince of Wales Island (Muralag), and other local wharves and beach landings. Services include customised transfers, short cruise connections across Waibene Harbour to Ngurupay Jetty, airport link services between Horn Island Airport and island jetties, plus on‑demand water taxi pickups and drop‑offs for picnics and day trips. All listings and pickup/drop‑off points are operated from Keriri Island and nearby regional wharves, with clearly named locations such as Keriri (Hammond Island) Wharf, Ngurupay (Horn Island) Wharf, Rosehill Wharf, Palilag (Goodes Island) Wharf, Buttertin and Muralag (Prince of Wales) Beach. The business combines passenger vessels and air‑conditioned bus transfers for airport routing, ensuring multi‑modal connections for travellers and locals. Kaiwalagal Ferries & Charters focuses on practical, local travel needs rather than sightseeing tours, offering reliable island transfers and charter options tailored to community schedules and visitor itineraries. As a local provider operating within Torres Strait waters, the company supports safe, direct connections across short island distances and emphasises punctual, community‑oriented service. For those seeking transport across the region, Kaiwalagal Ferries & Charters provides essential island links, airport connections, and flexible charter transfers from Keriri Island and neighbouring islands. Bookings and service details are available locally through community contacts and official Torres Strait transport information channels for planning island travel safely.
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