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Ferries to Fire Island

How to travel to Fire Island from Long Island

Bay Shore – Fire Island

Long Island ⇔ Fire Island
30 minutes
Up to 10 times per day
$14

Sayville – Fire Island

Long Island ⇔ Fire Island
30 minutes
Up to 5 times per day
$12

Patchogue – Fire Island

Long Island ⇔ Fire Island
30 minutes
Up to 5 times per day
$12

Getting to Fire Island

There is a good bridge connection from Long Island to Jones Beach Island and then to the popular Fire Island. However, many people still book a direct ferry from Long Island to Fire Island. This is because a significant portion of the island is not easily accessible by car!!!

Discover here which ferry you should board or if using the bridge is still a possibility.

Bridge to Fire Island

The bridge to Fire Island and a glimpse of the iconic water tower are depicted in the photograph. Additionally, the image highlights portions of the parking areas from which beach access is available.

Is the bridge to Fire Island an option for you?

The western coast of Fire Island can be reached by car.  There are four fairly large parking areas from which you can access the beach.

As you head east, past the lighthouse, you will mainly encounter sandy roads. These are only accessible to permit holders, who are often residents and employees. So, for tourists staying on the island, taking the ferry is almost unavoidable.

There are quite a few ferries to Fire Island. To get a clear view of the departing ferries, we have included the routes on a map.

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Fire Island ferry route map

The map with ferry routes provides an overview of the various transportation options available. You can obtain detailed information on specific routes by clicking on individual ferry markers. Utilize the zoom feature to obtain a more comprehensive and detailed overview.Β 

The Ferries from Long Island to Fire Island

Fire Island Ferries

Fire Island Ferries

Three ferry companies operate regular routes to Fire Island: Fire Island Ferries, Sayville Ferry Service, and Davis Park Ferry Co.

Visitors can park their cars near one of the terminals on Long Island and select a ferry that brings them conveniently close to their accommodations.

A small ferry to Ho-Hum Beach also exists, yet this service is exclusively available to local residents and their invited guests.

Bay Shore – Fire Island

Long Island ⇔ Fire Island
30 minutes
Up to 10 times per day
$14

Sayville – Fire Island

Long Island ⇔ Fire Island
30 minutes
Up to 5 times per day
$12

Patchogue – Fire Island

Long Island ⇔ Fire Island
30 minutes
Up to 5 times per day
$12

Which ferry should you take?

It's most convenient to arrive close to your destination and choose your ferry operator accordingly.

Fire Island ferries

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  • Bay Shore – Kismet
  • Bay Shore – Saltaire
  • Bay Shore – Fair Harbor
  • Bay Shore – Atlantique
  • Bay Shore – Dunewood
  • Bay Shore – Ocean Beach
  • Bay Shore – Seaview
  • Bay Shore – Ocean Bay Park

Sayville Ferry Service

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  • Sayville – Sailors Haven
  • Sayville – Cherry Grove
  • Sayville – Fire Island Pines
  • Sayville – Water Island

Davis Park Ferry Co

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  • Patchogue Watch Hill ferry terminal – Watch Hill
    Patchogue Davis Park Ferry terminal – Davis Park

About Fire Island

Fire Island - view on Kismet

Fire Island – view on Kismet

Situated a short distance from Long Island's bustling shores, Fire Island stands as a tranquil haven that's both a retreat from the every day and a showcase of natural splendor.

This unique barrier island boasts a diverse landscape, from its pristine sandy beaches to its lush maritime forests. Its appeal lies not only in its scenic beauty but also in the sense of seclusion it provides. Fire Island's car-free policy fosters an environment where pedestrians reign, allowing you to explore its captivating scenery and vibrant communities at a leisurely pace.

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