Island getaway routes — plan your short ferry escape
Fast comparisons, route highlights and practical tips for Toronto Island Ferry and popular Canadian island crossings.
Why choose island routes?
Island routes offer short, scenic crossings ideal for day trips, cycling, and quick getaways. KH2 aggregates schedules, prices and boarding tips so you can pick the fastest or cheapest option.
- Frequent short crossings (Toronto Island, Wolfe Island, Victoria Harbour)
- Bike and pedestrian fares often available
- Quick booking and price comparison
Popular island routes
Frequent year-round service between Jack Layton Ferry Terminal and Centre Island. Walk-on and bike-friendly; crossings ~15 minutes.
- Typical adult fare: CAD 8.00 round-trip (varies)
- Peak-season frequency: every 15–20 minutes
- Tip: arrive 20 minutes early on summer weekends
Short crossing connecting Kingston area with Wolfe Island. Vehicle and walk-on options; useful for island cycling routes.
- Crossing time: ~20 minutes
- Bikes typically free or discounted
- Seasonal schedule variations — check operator
Short commuter-style routes around Greater Victoria and nearby islands. Timetables vary by operator and season.
View BC optionsQuick fare comparison
| Route | Adult | Child | Bike | Typical crossing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toronto — Centre Island | CAD 4.00 (one-way) | CAD 2.00 | CAD 2.00 | 12–15 min |
| Kingston — Wolfe Island | CAD 3.50 | CAD 1.75 | Often free | 18–22 min |
| Victoria — Inner Harbour | CAD 5.00 | CAD 2.50 | CAD 3.00 | 10–25 min |
Trip planner tips
- Check operator timetables; weekend frequencies differ.
- Reserve vehicle space early for weekends and holidays.
- Bring a small lock for bikes and secure belongings on short stops.
Recommended by: Sarah, KH2 Route Specialist
Local knowledge on boarding and best daytime schedules for island visits.
Live schedules & map
Use operator sites or KH2 comparison for precise departure times. Map shows primary terminal locations for Toronto Island.