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8 Ferries in Connecticut That You Shouldn't Miss
Connecticut is a study in attraction and contrast. In one small state, you’ll find miles of sandy oceanfront shoreline, acres of forested hiking trails, and world-class museums, art and theater. Here family-friendly adventure parks and aquariums are just minutes from dynamic casino resorts and quaint, historic small towns — offering experiences that range from culinary to cultural, luxurious to laid-back. It’s the perfect place to unwind and recharge, all at the same time.
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1. Selden III
2. Rocky Hill - Glastonbury Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Happyinlido - Portland, United States
Crossing the river on the ferry is a staple of my family. By car or park and go back and forth, either way is a great chance to watch the birds, look at the water, and breathe for a little while.
3. Sheffield Island Ferry
4. Chester-Hadlyme Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By redlinedoc - Willimantic, United States
We have been taking the ferry, often just to go to the other side and back, just to cross the magnificent Connecticut River, to have the air blow in our faces ...to gaze upward to Gillettes Castle... aaaah romance enhanced. For $5 (6 weekends) you can cross the river from Hadlyme to Chester and then drive north about 18 miles to the Rocky Hill Ferry and cross back into Glastonbury and orchard country. Or, for the more adventurous for $2/person go over then $2 to come back just to ride ...oh frabjous joy calloo callay..... Alas, this romance on the Connecticut closes November 30 but reopens in the spring. Do not miss this. We try to do this three season ... Small pleasures small joys ... make life ... aaaah ...
5. Block Island Express Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By 175wardd - Satellite Beach, United States
The price for the ferry is about $45/person round trip. The crew is efficient in getting people off and on the boat. Additionally, on the return visit the seas were a little rougher and I saw one of the crew spend about 1/2 the ride reassuring a scared younger passenger. The ride last just over an hour and there are plenty of seats inside or a few seats outside. Definitely the best way to get to the Island. Very fast!
6. Cross Sound Ferry Lighthouse Cruises
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Get a new perspective on the history of Southern New England and Long Island when you do your sightseeing from the water - aboard the comfortable high-speed SEA JET. Choose from either of two great tours: Classic Cruise or the Lights & Sights Cruise where you will get up close and personal to 12 different lighthouses between the 2 cruises. All cruises depart at 12:30 p.m. from the Cross Sound Ferry docks and last approximately 2 hours.
Reviewed By Stevespak - Holtsville, United States
Had a great time with my daughter, we got great photos of the lighthouses, I highly recommend, The best way to see the lighthouse unless you own a boat.
7. Arch Street Ferry Dock
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
8. Bridgeport to Port Jefferson Steamboat Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By lindagA5048IX - Bridgeport, United States
I love just going over to Port Jeff from Bridgeport just for the glory of the ride. Sometimes I just buy a round-trip ticket and enjoy the seabreeze without even getting off the ferry, and other times I get off, have a nice seafood lunch, and pop back on for the ride home. It's grand!
