Baylink Ferry SF port

Buy your ticket inside the Ferry Building… go thru Peets doors, and the kiosk is on the left where they sell the fresh Rickshaw canvas bags. $ 13 one way, they take cards.
The times are sparse. Vallejo has some in the morning, 6:35am, 8:30, and 11am. Then you wait till the 3:30, 4:30, 5:15, 6pm and 7pm boat. That’s it. No more boats.
Let’s try this thing out.
There’s outlets for your phone charger or computer! Not crowded at 3:30pm either!

Baylink is always good, chill relaxed ride on the water. I always use it when traveling to Napa because I enjoy and I’m assuming everyone else loves being on a boat on a nice day, They have single seats in twos and threes, we prefer the tables and booths which are much more spacious for a quick trip and for all of our small bags, presents and gifts. You are able to go to the top for fresh air and and watch the waves go by, it can be a bit windy at times but outside on a sunny day is pretty neat. Full bar and snacks, come in handy on the cruise, and the occasional nap is sometimes needed. We will continue to use Baylink Ferry because transportation on a boat is perfect for San Francisco and the bay area!

The free wifi on board is a bit spotty but the crew is friendly and they always thank the passengers for choosing to ride the ferry.

My favorite ride, going HOME back to Vallejo. :)
I love taking the Ferry, it’s such a convenient commute from SF to Vallejo & vice versa. The smooth ride with such a great view of the bay area. Amazing during the sunny hot days. Unless of course there is major fog. The rainy days are a bit rocky ride but when it’s a bad raining day, they substitute the boats for the coach buses.
I will admit during the rush hour «commute» it is a bit crowded, ESPECIALLY when the Giants fan’s are riding back, top of the large commute. It would be nice to have back up buses for the 4:30 & 5:15 trips back to Vallejo.
The monthly pass is $ 290
Day pass is $ 24