North Carolina Ferry Schedules

The next ferry, the moment you open the app. NC Ferry puts every North Carolina ferry route on one board, from Currituck to Southport. The board shows when the next boat leaves from each side, and whether NCDOT is reporting a problem. Then it gets out of your way. YOUR ROUTE, FRONT AND CENTER Follow the crossings you take. The one nearest to you fills the top of the screen, with the next departure in big type, a live countdown and the boats after it. Flip direction with one tap. LIVE STATUS AND ALERTS NC Ferry checks NCDOT's ferry status around the clock. If your route goes to delays, a limited schedule or a suspension, you get a notification, and another when service is back to normal. Missed one? The alerts screen keeps the last seven days. THE WHOLE DAY'S SAILINGS Open any route to see the full timetable with arrival times, for today or any day this week. Tap a sailing and NC Ferry reminds you when it's time to leave, based on your drive to the terminal. ISLAND HOPPING, SORTED Heading past Ocracoke? On the Hatteras route, NC Ferry tells you which boat still makes the Cedar Island or Swan Quarter ferry. It accounts for the 13-mile drive across the island and the 30-minute reservation check-in. WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL Schedules are saved on your phone, so the Outer Banks dead zones don't matter. Live status updates whenever you're back online. AT A GLANCE Home Screen widgets show the next boat without opening the app. On iPad and iPhone Duo, the board and the timetable sit side by side. Directions and a call button for every terminal. Fares, reservations, dock cameras and terminal info, one tap away. Routes: Currituck–Knotts Island, Hatteras–Ocracoke, Ocracoke–Swan Quarter, Cedar Island–Ocracoke, Aurora–Bayview, Cherry Branch–Minnesott Beach, Southport–Fort Fisher, plus the seasonal Ocracoke Express. NC Ferry is an independent app. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation. Schedules and status come from NCDOT's public information. Weather can change sailings, so check NCDOT before you travel.