Who owns Black Ball Ferry?
Who owns Black Ball Ferry? Captain John “Jack” Cox, chairman and co-owner of Black Ball Ferry Line, worked on the MV COHO soon after it went into service.
Can I take a ferry to Canada without a passport?
For those traveling by boat into Canada (most Alaska cruises, for instance, stop in Canada), a passport or passport card are necessary. Same goes for trains. If you're traveling by foot and go through a border control area, you'll need a passport, passport card, or NEXUS card.
Can you see Canada from Port Angeles?
On a clear day you can see the stunning city of Victoria, British Columbia from Port Angeles, Washington, gateway to Olympic National Park.
How long is the ferry ride from Port Angeles to Canada?
The current ferry (the MV Coho) is operated by Blackball Transport and provides year-round vehicle / passenger ferry service. The Coho is a traditional ferry that makes the Port Angeles to Victoria ferry crossing in 1hr 35 minutes.
Can I bring my dog on the Black Ball Ferry?
Well-behaved pets are allowed in all areas of the main passenger deck, with the exception of the coffee shop and forward observation lounge. If your pet prefers a quieter space, the covered solarium on the outer deck may be a good option.
How long is Black Ball Ferry ride?
It is the most direct ferry crossing between Victoria and the United States, with daily, year-round service provided. The 90-minute, 22.59 nautical mile (42 km) trip is a scenic journey through the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
How early do you need to be on the Black Ball Ferry?
Please arrive at your departure terminal 30 minutes ahead of the sailing time. Reservations are not required for walk-on or bicycle passengers. Tickets can be purchased prior to boarding on the day of travel at the ticket window in the terminal.
Where does Black Ball Ferry leave from?
Black Ball Ferry Line operates the M.V. Coho passenger and vehicle ferry linking Victoria, B.C. on Vancouver Island with Port Angeles, WA on the scenic Olympic Peninsula. It is the only daily, year-round vehicle and passenger ferry service between downtown Victoria, British Columbia and Washington State.