Larkspur Ferry Terminal
Location: Marin County at 101 E. Sir Francis Drake Blvd., just east of U.S. Highway 101 in Larkspur, CA. (see map)
Directions: From points north of Larkspur, travel south on Highway 101 and take exit 450B San Anselmo/Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Keep left at the fork, follow signs directing you toward East Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Turn left on Sir Francis Drake Blvd (which becomes East Sir Francis Drake Blvd after traveling under the freeway). The ferry terminal is located on the right.
From points south of Larkspur, travel north on Highway 101 and take exit 450B toward Richmond Bridge. Merge onto E. Sir Francis Drake Blvd. The ferry terminal is located on the right at the first light.
Parking and fees: The Larkspur Ferry Terminal lot has 1,800 parking spaces available to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. The lot also has 30 carpool/HOV spaces (driver plus at least 1 passenger only - clean air vehicles must also adhere to 2+ persons), 28 spaces for persons with disabilities, and 2 spaces for electric vehicles (reserved for electric vehicles only until 11:00 a.m. daily). The overflow parking lot located at 300 Larkspur Landing Circle (former Marin Airporter lot) can accommodate about 200 vehicles. RV (recreational vehicle) parking is NOT permitted.
A parking fee is required when parking in either lot between 5:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. on weekdays. All spaces, including HOV, disabled, and motorcycle spaces, are subject to the parking fee. The fee is $2 per day or $20 per calendar month. For more information on parking fees, how to pay, etc., visit our Larkspur Ferry Parking page. Parking fees are NOT required on weekends or on New Year's, Presidents', Memorial, Independence (July 4th), Labor, Thanksgiving, Day after Thanksgiving, or Christmas days.
Note: Parking is reserved for ferry customers only and for up to 24 hours only. Violators will be ticketed and/or towed.
Bicycle Racks: Visit our Bikes & Ferries page.
Tickets & Clipper cards: Larkspur Ferry tickets may be purchased from ticket vending machines. Tickets may be purchased in advance and are useable on any Larkspur Ferry trip with 90 days of purchase. Ticket machines are available during daily hours of operation.
Ticket machines also sell adult Clipper cards and allow existing Clipper card holders to add value to their cards. The Clipper card gives users a discount on the one-way single-ride fare and is useable on many other Bay Area transit systems. Visit www.clippercard.com for more information or download the Clipper app to pay your fare with your smart phone.
The Larkspur Ferry Terminal has two Electric Vehicle Charging Stations.
(These spaces are reserved for electric vehicles only until 11:00 a.m. daily.)
Sausalito Ferry Landing
Location: Downtown Sausalito at Humboldt and Anchor Streets. (see map)
Tickets & Clipper cards: Sausalito Ferry tickets may be purchased from ticket machines. Tickets may be purchased in advance and are useable on any Sausalito Ferry trip with 90 days of purchase. Ticket machines are available during daily hours of operation.
Ticket machines also sell adult Clipper cards and allow existing Clipper card holders to add value to their cards. The Clipper card gives users a discount on the one-way single-ride fare and is useable on many other Bay Area transit systems. Visit www.clippercard.com for more information or download the Clipper app to pay your fare with your smart phone.
Parking: There are for-pay public parking lots adjacent to the Ferry Landing and metered parking on local streets.
Bicycle Racks: Bike parking zones are available in downtown Sausalito. Visit our Bikes & Ferries page for information on the number of bicycles permitted onboard our Sausalito ferry vessel. (NOTE about bikes on Sausalito Ferry: During the summer and other periods when the volume of bicycle rentals is very high, reservations for boarding the Sausalito Ferry with a bicycle are provided by and managed by San Francisco-based bike rental companies. The boarding reservation stand is location directly adjacent to the Sausalito Ferry Landing. Reservations for passengers with bikes are first come, first serve.)
San Francisco Ferry Terminal
Location: San Francisco's Financial District on the Embarcadero at the foot of Market Street behind San Francisco's Historic Ferry Building. (see map)
Parking: There is no public parking at the terminal. There are private paid parking lots and garages in the area.
Bicycle Racks: Visit our Bikes & Ferries page.
Tickets & Clipper cards: Ferry tickets may be purchased from ticket machines located at Golden Gate Ferry terminals. Tickets may be purchased in advance and are useable on any trip with 90 days of purchase. Ticket machines are available during daily hours of operation.
Ticket machines also sell adult Clipper cards and allow existing Clipper card holders to add value to their cards. The Clipper card gives users a discount on the one-way single-ride fare and is useable on many other Bay Area transit systems. Visit www.clippercard.com for more information or download the Clipper app to pay your fare with your smart phone.
Tiburon Ferry Landing
Location: The Tiburon Ferry Landing is located at the foot of Tiburon Blvd in downtown Tiburon. (see map)
Parking: There are for-pay public parking lots near the Ferry Landing and metered parking on local streets.
Bicycle Racks: Visit our Bikes & Ferries page.
Tickets & Clipper: Clipper is the preferred fare payment method and gives users a discount on the one-way single-ride fare. Clipper cards may be purchased online at www.clippercard.com, at Walgreens, and from Golden Gate Ferry ticket vending machines. Or download the mobile app to use your smart phone to pay your fare.
Tiburon Ferry tickets may be purchased from ticket machines at the San Francisco Ferry Terminal (there are no ticket machines at the Tiburon Landing). Tickets may be purchased in advance and are useable on any trip with 90 days of purchase. Ticket machines are available during daily hours of operation.