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Mount Batten Ferry Service

The service operates between the historic Barbican and the Mount Batten peninsula. We operate all year round, 363 days a year.

The service is an ideal and frequent way for commuters, shoppers, tourists, walkers and people on a night out with our hop on/hop off ferry link.

The Barbican is the heart of the historic part of Plymouth, great for a day out, enjoying the shops and bars and the beautiful walks on the Plymouth Hoe. Only a 10 minute walk into the city centre shops and cafe’s.

Mount Batten offers great coastal walks, fishing, bars and restaurants, Yacht Haven marina and the lovely Mount Batten Centre. Only a 10 minute walk to the quaint village of Turnchapel with is great pubs.

We depart the Barbican at quarter past and quarter to the hour, Mount Batten on the hour and half hour. Operating every 30 minutes

Latest Information

Mountbatten Ferry Service Crossing Concession Cards

Concession Card Owner Use

Due to misunderstanding and communication in the use of the cards, we would like to remind all concession card customers and Ferry users of the terms of use. Concessions cards are for individual adult crossings only. They cannot be used by multiple adults for group/joint crossings from one card. Each adult member of a group…

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Old Concession Tickets

Due to the number of copied/forgery tear out paper tickets in circulation we have no option but cease the validity and use of paper tickets. ALL PAPER TEAR OUT TICKETS WILL NO LONGER BE VALID FROM 1ST AUGUST 2026. Tickets like these are up to 10 years old. What if I still have some of…

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Ferry Service Interruption

UPDATE —- 14/03/2026 Revised Ferry & Slipway Dates We are pleased to announce the Ferry Service has recommenced today. We are back and forth in action again. Looking forward to seeing our regular travellers back onboard. —UPDATE END UPDATE —- 05/03/2026 Revised Ferry & Slipway Dates The barge required for the temporary and main pontoon…

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