What time does the PEI ferry run?

75-minute
Enjoy a 75-minute ferry crossing between Caribou, Nova Scotia and Wood Islands, Prince Edward Island….December 1 – 20, 2021.

How long is the ferry ride from Halifax to PEI?

This 75-minute ferry trip runs across the Northumberland Strait between Wood Islands, Prince Edward Island and Caribou, Nova Scotia, just outside of historic Pictou.

How many cars does the PEI ferry hold?

215 vehicles
They’re called mezzanine or MacGregor decks, and Cormier said they take quite a while to deploy and move, but can handle more than 60 extra cars, bringing the ship’s capacity to about 215 vehicles.

How much is the ferry from Wood Islands to Caribou?

Northumberland Ferries operates a car ferry from Wood Islands, PEI to Caribou, NS every 2 hours. Tickets cost $20 – $80 and the journey takes 1h 15m.

How long is the ferry from PEI to Cape Breton?

75 minutes
The crossing takes 75 minutes, and for those of us who don’t often get to experience this, it was a lot of fun.

How long is the ferry from PEI to NS?

approximately 75 minutes
How long is the crossing between Caribou, Nova Scotia and Wood Islands, Prince Edward Island? The crossing is approximately 75 minutes.

Is there a ferry from PEI to Newfoundland?

The cheapest way to get from Prince Edward Island to Newfoundland is to drive and car ferry and bus which costs $200 – $420 and takes 29h 9m.

How long does it take to drive around PEI?

If you travel from tip to tip in a direct path (mostly route 2) it would take 3-4 hours. The coastal routes would take longer and would be more scenic.

How much does it cost to leave PEI?

Is there a ferry from PEI to Cape Breton?

THANKS! There is no ferry to Cape Breton. The ferry lands near Pictou and from there you’ll need to drive on to Cape Breton. Depending upon schedules the ferry may slightly shorten your trip, depending upon where you would be in PEI when you are ready to leave.

Is there a ferry from Prince Edward Island to Cape Breton?

Where is the ferry from Pei to Nova Scotia?

A trip on the ferry to PEI allows you to take in the natural beauty of the Maritimes in a way you can’t appreciate from the window of your car. Thanks to our outdoor seating area, you can breathe in the fresh sea air and look out at the majesty of the water as the ferry takes you from Caribou, Nova Scotia, to Wood Islands, PEI.

How long is the ferry from Caribou to Pei?

Enjoy a 75-minute ferry crossing between Caribou, Nova Scotia and Wood Islands, Prince Edward Island. Passengers are advised to check-in at least 40 minutes before departure to allow time for the additional screening procedures implemented for everyone’s safety. Walk-on passengers may check-in 30 minutes before departure.

Where is the Northumberland Ferry Terminal in Prince Edward Island?

This terminal serves Prince Edward Island, and is located at the east end of Route 1, the Trans Canada Highway, and is adjacent to Wood Islands Provincial Park. Like the Caribou terminal, it was constructed following the formation of Northumberland ferries in 1941.

When to check in for Nova Scotia ferry?

Passengers are advised to check-in at least 40 minutes before departure to allow time for the additional screening procedures implemented for everyone’s safety. Walk-on passengers may check-in 30 minutes before departure. Reservations may be modified or cancelled for a full refund prior to the scheduled departure.