Anacortes-Sidney
On hold
Anacortes–Sidney (on hold)
The Anacortes–Sidney operated by Washington State Ferries (WSF), remains suspended and is unlikely to resume before 2030.
Map: ferry crossings around Seattle
On hold
About this crossing
As this crossing is currently on hold we'de love to give you some alternatives.
Alternative Routes to Vancouver Island
1. Tsawwassen (Vancouver) → Swartz Bay (Sidney)
- Best option for those with vehicles
- 1h 35m ferry (BC Ferries) from Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay (near Sidney)
- Reservations recommended—this is a busy route
2. Seattle → Victoria (Passenger-Only)
- Victoria Clipper (2h 45m) from Seattle to Victoria’s Inner Harbour
- No cars allowed, but fast and convenient
3. Port Angeles → Victoria
- MV Coho ferry (1h 30m) from Port Angeles, WA, to Victoria
- Accepts both passengers and vehicles
Key Considerations
- International Travel – A passport is required for U.S.–Canada routes
- Reservations Recommended – Especially in summer and holidays
- Check for Updates – Visit Washington State Ferries & BC Ferries for current schedules
For the fastest Seattle–Vancouver Island option, take the Victoria Clipper to Victoria and travel to Sidney by road. 🚢
Alternative ferries in the Seattle area
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- The recognizable green ferry between Seattle and Bainbridge Island.
Booking Your Ferry Tickets
You can compare prices, timetables, and availability using the online booking system with just a few clicks. Enter your travel dates and select the crossing that best suits your needs. It’s simple and saves time.
Pro Tip: During peak seasons, ferries can book up quickly. Secure your tickets early, especially if traveling with a vehicle.
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