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Ferry to Grand Bahama

Grand Bahama Ferry Times

Ferries to Grand Bahama operate approximately once daily, with up to 2 weekly sailings. Given the limited schedule, we recommend using our deal finder to check the latest sailing times and compare available tickets. Please note that ferry services may vary depending on the season.

Popular Ferry routes to Grand Bahama

Ferries from Fort Lauderdale - Freeport sail with a crossing time of 3h 22m. The average price of a Fort Lauderdale - Freeport ferry is about £565.65.

Grand Bahama Ferry Operators

Grand Bahama is served by a single ferry operator, Balearia Caribbean.

Ferry Ports in Grand Bahama

Grand Bahama is served by a single ferry port: Freeport. This port offers 1 daily sailing and 2 weekly sailings, providing a convenient gateway to and from the island. As the sole and most popular port on the island, Freeport ensures reliable and frequent service for travellers seeking to visit Grand Bahama.

How do I get from UK to Grand Bahama?

Currently, there are no direct ferries from the UK to Grand Bahama. The best way to travel to Grand Bahama is by taking a flight from the UK to the Bahamas.

Can I take a car on the ferry to Grand Bahama?

There are no car ferries to Grand Bahama. For more information on routes and ferry prices view our Deal Finder.

Grand Bahama Ferry Prices and Offers

The price of a ferry to Grand Bahama can vary by route, operator and season. The most popular route has an average price of £565.65 (Fort Lauderdale to Freeport). We recommend booking in advance to get the best ferry deals and availability.

How to book ferry tickets to Grand Bahama

The best way to book a ferry to Grand Bahama online is with Direct Ferries. Use our Deal Finder to compare tickets and get the best deal.

Grand Bahama Guide

Grand Bahama, with its vibrant mix of natural beauty and cultural charm, is a must-visit destination. Freeport ferry port is the gateway to this island paradise, known for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. Popular attractions include Lucaya National Park, showcasing underwater caves, and Port Lucaya Marketplace, perfect for shopping and dining. The island is also home to the annual Junkanoo Summer Festival, a celebration of Bahamian music and dance. From Freeport ferry port, you can easily travel to the city centre via taxi or bus services. Additionally, Freeport is well-connected to other parts of the island, making it convenient for further exploration.

Which ferries travel to Grand Bahama?

Ferries to Grand Bahama:

Fort Lauderdale (Miami)

What is the fastest ferry to Grand Bahama?

The fastest ferry crossing to Grand Bahama is via the Fort Lauderdale (Miami) to Freeport route, with a crossing time of approximately 3h 03m.

What is the cheapest ferry to Grand Bahama?

The cheapest ferry to Grand Bahama is £530 from Fort Lauderdale (Miami) to Freeport. Price exclusive of booking fees.

What are the ferry ports in Grand Bahama?

Grand Bahama Ferry Ports:

Freeport

Can you take pets on the ferry to Grand Bahama?

No, pets are not permitted with any operator on routes offered to Grand Bahama.

Grand Bahama reviews

"Ferry to Bahamas"

Quick boarding, onto clean and spacious facility. Enjoyed the trip. Like having a mini cruise

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"Great service "

We had a problem with our taxi but the security at the port and the Balearia staff were great! They helped us out and ensured we were able to get the ferry. The staff on the ship were also so friendly and welcoming. The ship was clean and drinks and food good value. The only downside was customs on US side was a nightmare! My 80 year old dad had stand for nearly an hour and a half to get through customs and the ship was half empty. I dread to think how long it would take if the ship was full. Grand Bahama is gorgeous and the locals very welcoming and friendly.

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