How to Get to Angel Island

Ferries run year round on the weekends and weekdays. Ferries can be chartered for groups during the school year. California state accredited K-12 schools can request a fee waiver from the Angel Island Association when booking their tours. This waives the park entrance fee on the weekdays, reducing the cost of the ferry to just the ride itself. Please call the local ferry companies for updated schedules.

Between the end of October and the beginning of April, there is no direct ferry service to and from Oakland/Alameda or Vallejo. To get more information on ferries and other transportation go to www.transitinfo.org.

From Tiburon

Angel Island Ferry
Main Street
(415) 435-2131
Weekday service April-October. Ferry service can be chartered (min. 30 people) during off peak dates and for earlier or later times. When calling, please leave an evening phone number.

From San Francisco

Blue & Gold Fleet
Pier 41, Fisherman’s Wharf
(415) 773-1188
Group rates are available. Ferry service can be chartered (min. 75 people).

From Oakland/Alameda

Blue and Gold Fleet
Jack London Square/Alameda Ferry Terminal
(510) 522-3300
Weekend service May through September. The ferries dock at Ayala Cove.

The Immigration Station is a 30-45 minute walk from Ayala Cove where the ferries dock. Visitors will climb a flight of approximately 140 stairs. If a member in your party needs assistance getting to the site, please contact Angel Island State Park at (415) 435-1915.
Angel Island Company also offers motorized tram tours available from April through November.  Shuttles leave Ayala Cove at 10:40 a.m., 12:10 p.m., and 1:40 p.m.  The tram departs from the Immigration Station at 12:25 p.m., 1:55 p.m., and 3:00 p.m.