Bremerton Ferry Schedule

Bremerton Ferry Boats

These are the Washington State Ferries boats that run between Seattle and Bremerton this season, plus any boat scheduled to fill in over the next two weeks. The boat on each sailing is listed in the schedule.

MV Chimacum

The Chimacum is one of the regular boats on the Seattle – Bremerton route this season. The Chimacum People who spoke the Chimaquan dialect, inhabited the area of the Quimper Peninsula, in Washington state, which includes Port Hadlock and Port Townsend. The modern area of Chimacum, Washington, is named after the Tribe.

  • Class: Olympic
  • Year built: 2017
  • Length: 362' 5"
  • Vehicle capacity: 144
  • Tall vehicle spaces: 34
  • Passenger capacity: 1500
  • Speed: 17 knots
  • ADA accessible: Yes
  • Elevator: Yes
  • Galley: Yes
  • Car deck restroom: Yes
  • Public Wi-Fi: No

Accessibility

The M/V Chimacum has two ADA compliant elevators and wide staircases that provide access from both car decks to the passenger and sun decks. There are accessible restrooms on the car deck, main passenger deck and the sun deck. Notify ticket seller if you are traveling by car and need to park near an elevator or car deck restroom. There are 12 wheelchair spaces available in the main passenger cabin. There is a galley, and vending and newspaper machines on the main passenger deck. This vessel is equipped with our visual paging system.

MV Sealth

The Sealth is one of the regular boats on the Seattle – Bremerton route this season. The chief of the Duwamish and Suquamish tribes who befriended early settlers in the 1850-60s and signed the Point Elliot Treaty of 1855.

  • Class: Issaquah
  • Year built: 1982
  • Length: 328' 2"
  • Vehicle capacity: 90
  • Tall vehicle spaces: 32
  • Passenger capacity: 1196
  • Speed: 16 knots
  • ADA accessible: Yes
  • Elevator: Yes
  • Galley: No
  • Car deck restroom: No
  • Public Wi-Fi: No

Accessibility

The M/V Sealth has elevator access from the car deck to the passenger deck. The vessel has accessible restrooms located on the main passenger deck. Notify a ticket seller if you are traveling by car and need to park near an elevator. The main passenger deck also has vending and newspaper machines and a galley.