Ferry services

Glenora Ferry Service

Route: Glenora — Adolphustown

Runs: Year round

Ferry transports:

• passengers
• vehicles
  • maximum capacity: 117 passengers and up to 21 vehicles
  • vehicle height restriction: 4.1 metres (13 feet 5 inches)

Operated by: Government of Ontario

Glenora Ferry schedule

06:00 to 01:15 (6 a.m. to 1:15 a.m.)

The ferry departs:

• Glenora on the hour and the half-hour
• Adolphustown at a quarter to and a quarter after the hour

Contact the Glenora Ferry Office at 613-476-2641 for any questions about the ferry or schedule.

If you would like to receive more information about this ferry’s services, please email mtoferryinfo@ontario.ca, and request to be added to the Glenora ferry distribution list. You can also follow the Glenora ferry’s X account for the latest updates.

For information about priority boarding or transporting dangerous goods, please see the Passenger Code of Conduct and Conditions of Carriage.

Wolfe Island Ferry Service

Route: Kingston — Wolfe Island

Runs: Year round

Ferry transports:

• passengers
• vehicles
  • maximum capacity: 399 passengers and approximately 80 passenger vehicles
  • vehicle height restriction: 4.3 metres (14 feet 1 inches)

Operated by: Government of Ontario

Where to board the ferry

Kingston Terminal:

• passengers can board the ferry at the Kingston Terminal on 295 Ontario Street

Wolfe Island Dock:

• Marysville Dock in Marysville

Wolfe Island ferry schedule

As of August 17, 2024, the Wolfe Islander IV is in full-time service, replacing the Wolfe Islander III.

The new ferry is one of the first electric passenger and vehicle ferries in North America and will be able to transport 50% more vehicles than its predecessor.

Current schedule

Work is underway on charging and docking infrastructure improvements that will enable the Wolfe Islander IV to run on a more frequent schedule in the future.

Contact the Wolfe Island Ferry Office at 613-548-7227 for any questions about the ferry or schedule.

If you would like to receive more information about this ferry’s services, please email mtoferryinfo@ontario.ca, and request to be added to the Wolfe Island ferry distribution list. You can also follow the Wolfe Island ferry’s X account for the latest updates.

If you need to transport an oversize load, you will need an oversize/overweight permit. You must provide proof of this permit before you schedule ferry requirements.

For information about priority boarding or transporting dangerous goods, please see the Passenger Code of Conduct and Conditions of Carriage.

Pelee Island Transportation Service

Routes:

• mainland at either Leamington or Kingsville to Pelee Island
• Pelee Island, Ontario, Canada — Sandusky, Ohio, U.S.

Runs: Year-round. Air service is provided during the winter months between Pelee Island and the Windsor municipal airport.

Ferries transport:

• passengers
• vehicles
• commercial vehicles
• oversize cargo and machinery

Operated by: Owen Sound Transportation Company on behalf of the Ministry of Transportation

Please visit Ontario Ferries to find ferry schedules, book a reservation or to get more information about your trip.

Chi-Cheemaun Ferry

Route: Tobermory (Bruce Peninsula) — Manitoulin Island

Runs: Seasonal. There is no winter service as Manitoulin Island can be accessed by the highway.

Ferry transports:

• passengers
• vehicles
• commercial vehicles
• oversize cargo

Operated by: Owen Sound Transportation Company, an agency of the Ontario government.

Please visit Ontario Ferries to find ferry schedules, book a reservation or to get more information about your trip.

Niska Ferry

Route: Moosonee — Moose Factory Island

Runs: Seasonal

Ferry transports:

• passengers
• vehicles
• commercial vehicles

Operated by: Owen Sound Transportation Company in partnership with Complex re (previously Moose Band Development Corporation).

 Please visit Ontario Ferries to find ferry schedules, book a reservation or to get more information about your trip.