Golden Gate Bridge

We sell 8 Ferries routes operated by Golden Gate Bridge, on their fares and their conditions.

Golden Gate Bridge runs 8 routes we sell across 1 country, calling at 3 places. The cheapest fare is €11.88. A median route runs 23 km, about 42m at the carrier's typical cruising speed of 33 km/h.

Checked October 15, 2026Priced for October 15, 2026One passenger, all fees included

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What Golden Gate Bridge runs

8Routes we sell
3Places served
1Countries
23 kmMedian route
24 kmLongest route

A typical journey: The median Golden Gate Bridge route we sell is 23 km, which is about 42m at their typical cruising speed of 33 km/h.
Fare conditions: Fares on this carrier can be changed for a fee. They cannot be refunded.
On board: This carrier publishes Bar, Bicycles, Cabins, Cafe, Restaurant, Restrooms across its fleet.
Carbon per passenger: About 23 grams per passenger kilometer, which is roughly 0.5 kg over a median route.
Where it runs: Routes in 1 country on our network.
Busiest places: San Rafael, Chinatown, San Francisco

Routes

Routes operated by Golden Gate Bridge

Priced from the same engine that answers the search box, on the next three weeks of departures.

Routes operated by Golden Gate Bridge, with the cheapest fare and the fastest journey we sell on each.
Route	From	Fastest	Distance
Chinatown to San Rafael ferry	€11.88	2h 34m	22 km
San Rafael to Chinatown ferry	€11.88	2h 33m	22 km
San Francisco to San Rafael ferry	€11.88	2h 33m	24 km
San Rafael to San Francisco ferry	€11.88	2h 35m	24 km

The ferry gets you into San Rafael. These two partners take it from there, and the bed is theirs to book.

A room in San Rafael for the night the ferry gets in

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How far people travel to get here

Every origin we sell by Ferries, grouped by how far it is in a straight line.

Straight line distance from each origin we sell, not the distance the route runs.
Distance	Routes	Share	Nearest of them
Under 200 km	8	100%	Chinatown, 22 km

On board

BarBicyclesCabinsCafeRestaurantRestrooms

Common questions about Golden Gate Bridge

What does Golden Gate Bridge run?

Golden Gate Bridge runs 8 of the Ferries routes we sell, calling at 3 places across 1 country Those routes come from the published operator catalog rather than from a list we wrote, so a route only appears here if the carrier actually serves it.

How much do Golden Gate Bridge tickets cost?

The cheapest Golden Gate Bridge fare we sell is €11.88 for one passenger, across 8 routes The median route runs 23 km in a straight line. Fares include taxes, supplier fees and our service fee, so the figure here is the figure at checkout.

Are Golden Gate Bridge tickets refundable?

Golden Gate Bridge fares can be changed for €5.00 and cannot be refunded, across all 8 routes we sell. The condition is shown again on the offer and once more before you pay.

What is on board an Golden Gate Bridge service?

Golden Gate Bridge publishes Bar, Bicycles, Cabins, Cafe, Restaurant, Restrooms across its fleet, on the 8 routes we sell. A median journey with this carrier runs about 42m, which is long enough for the difference between a carrier with power outlets and one without to matter.

What is the longest route Golden Gate Bridge runs?

The longest Golden Gate Bridge route we sell runs from San Francisco to San Rafael, 24 km in a straight line. A median journey with this carrier takes about 42m at their typical cruising speed, so the long routes are considerably more than that.

Where does Golden Gate Bridge operate?

Golden Gate Bridge is based in United States and runs routes we sell in 1 country The places it calls at most often are San Rafael, Chinatown, San Francisco. Those are computed from the routes in the catalog rather than from anything the carrier tells us about its own network.

Where these numbers come from

Places, coordinates, operators, which operator serves which pair, and every distance on this page are real and come from open data. Where a corridor has a filed timetable the departure times are real too, and ferry fares are the prices the operators publish themselves.

Prices come from the supplier wherever we hold a live quote. Elsewhere we show an indicative price built from the real distance, the real operator and a fare curve over lead time, day of the week and season. Those are labeled Estimated fare and cannot be booked.

Defined in full at Fares, Carbon, Catchment