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Ferries from Connecticut shore line travelers to New York and Rhode Island

Connecticut > State > Getting Around > Ferries
Ferries provide a fun alternative way to get into and out of Connecticut for a car-free or reduced-driving vacation. A ferry shuttles vacationers from New London to the eastern tip of Long Island, NY.
It’s a fun way to see two beautiful areas of the Northeast, both of them notable, by the way, for their country drives and vineyards and wineries.
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Rocky Hill-Glastonbury Ferry

Connecticut Department of Transportation at the State Pier New London, CT, 06320 Phone: 860-443-3856

Route: The ferry provides a direct link across the Connecticut River between Rocky Hill and Glastonbury. The ferry transports passengers and vehicles and operates daily, May 1 through October 31. To depart from Glastonbury, take Route 17 from Route 2 to Route 160 and follow signs to the ferry landing. To depart from Rocky Hill, take I-91 south or north to Exit 23, West Street. From top (southbound) ramp, turn north and from from northbound ramp, turn right. Follow signs to ferry landing on Route 160.
Cross Sound Ferry

2 Ferry Street New London, CT, 06320 Phone: 860-443-5281

Daily, year-round ferry for passengers and motor vehicles from New London, Connecticut, to Orient Point on Long Island, New York. Sea Jet high-speed ferry operates year-round, limited days, with connections to the Connecticut casinos.
Chester-Hadlyme Ferry

Connecticut Department of Transportation at State PIer New London, CT, 06320 Phone: 860-443-3856

Route: The ferry provides a direct link across the Connecticut River between Chester and Hadlyme at Route 148. The ferry transports passengers and vehicles and operates daily, April 1 through November 30. To depart from Hadlyme, take Route 149 off Route 82 and follow signs to the ferry landing. To depart from Chester, take Route 9 south or north to exit 6, Route 148 and follow signs to the ferry landing.