Take a trip on our historic foot ferry from Stonehouse to The Rame Peninsula, known as, Cornwall’s forgotten corner. Loved for centuries by all who have travelled on her, the Cremyll Ferry is one of Plymouth’s true gems and provides a gateway to discover this beautiful part of the South West.
Our eight minute ferry journey crosses the River Tamar, against the spectacular backdrop of Royal William Yard and Plymouth Sound.
Whether commuting or holidaying in Devon or Cornwall, our 8 minute trip takes you across the River Tamar, with spectacular views of Mount Edgcumbe, Royal William Yard and Plymouth Sound.
Cremyll Ferry Departs:
Please refer to the ‘Timetable’ for precise timings.
No 34 Citybus from Royal Parade Plymouth (Plymouth City Centre) will bring you to the Cremyll Ferry departure point.
Please check our Live Twitter feed for daily updates as services may vary during extreme windy weather conditions.
Dog Friendly – Dogs are allowed on all our Daytime Cruises & Ferries, but must remain on their leads at all times.
WINTER TIMETABLE
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We look forward to welcoming you on board.
Adult – £2.50
Child – £1.50 (between 3 – 15 years)
Children 2 and under – FREE!
Bicycles & Parcels – £1.50
Well behaved dogs sail for FREE!
Our Ferry Services are run on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be booked in advance. Please purchase your tickets directly onboard.
Prams and bicycles are welcome. However, we ask you to please load and unload them carefully, without assistance.
Please try and use contactless payments when possible and purchase return tickets to reduce contact between staff and passengers.
Advance bookings are available for large groups and organisations only. Please email or contact the Cremyll Office – Cremyllferry@plymouthboattrips.co.uk or Tel: 01752 822105
Please check our Live Twitter feed for daily updates as services may vary during extreme windy weather conditions.
“Thank you to the Cremyll Ferry for all your support of Fourlanesend Community School. We use your service with the children at various points in the year. This helps us deliver our unique curriculum and we always appreciate the help you give us. Thank you for being part of our success!”
Rebecca Norton, Head Teacher Fourlanesend C.P. School
“I thoroughly recommend Plymouth Boat Trips. They welcome everyone and I’m sure that anyone who uses them will have a wonderful time.”
Theresa Burt, Ask4All
“For the past 8 years, we have used Plymouth Boat Trips to host our event watching the British Fireworks Championship in August. Our event has been hugely popular each year, which is no doubt thanks to Plymouth Boat Trips’ excellent hospitality.
We cannot recommend Plymouth Boat Trips enough! Thank you again for your faultless service year after year!”
Hannah Jackson, Hulley & Kirkwood Consulting Engineers Ltd
“I thoroughly recommend Plymouth Boat Trips! As a support group for people with disabilities and their families we have been organising activities for over 16 years. One of our favourite events is with Plymouth Boat Trips, cruising the Tamar whilst enjoying a disco! They welcome everyone and I’m sure that anyone who uses them will have a wonderful time.”
Theresa Burt, Ask4All
“We use Plymouth Boat Trips every year for a celebration at the end of the academic year. We are always very well looked after by the crew. It makes for a great celebration at a very competitive price.”
Diane Henderson, Assistant Vice Principal, Marine Academy Plymouth
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