Angel Island - Tiburon Ferry

"Thanks for the lift! My friend and I found your ferry to Angel Island convenient, easy, and enjoyable. I was a little confused in my search for a convenient way to get to Angel Island and found this to be a direct route for those in the North Bay. Staff are friendly and parking is available around Tiburon. We will be back!"

"Easiest way to visit Angel Island State Park! The Angel Island - Tiburon Ferry is a very popular ferry service that operates in the San Francisco Bay Area. This ferry provides transportation between Angel Island and Tiburon, a picturesque town located just across north of the bay from San Francisco. Angel Island is the largest natural island in the San Francisco Bay and offers visitors various outdoor activities, including hiking, picnicking, and enjoying beautiful views of the surrounding bay. The ferry service allows visitors to access Angel Island from Tiburon, making it a convenient and scenic way to explore the island. The ferry ride itself provides passengers with stunning views of the San Francisco skyline, Alcatraz Island, and the Golden Gate Bridge. It's a great way to enjoy the natural beauty and recreational opportunities of Angel Island while also experiencing the charm of the little town Tiburon."

"This place was amazing. My son and my husband and I had the best day ever. It was quite the ride for bicycles and they were places where we had the carrier bikes uphill , but other than that it was beautiful."

"Quick reliable service to Angel Island and home. We traveled on a Thursday at 11AM and returned on the late afternoon ferry. Way less crowded than the SF bound ships. You can take your bike aboard. Friendly staff and gorgeous views make for a pleasant trip. Angel Island is by far one of the most spectacular hikes in the Bay Area. You’ll get a full 360 of the bay and all bridges. Pack a picnic, the hike around the island is a good 5 miles."

"THE best way to Angel Island. We rented the Ferry for a private sunset cruise and our 90 guests raved about the three hour cruise around the Bay. The Captain and crew were outstanding hosts."