Salem Ferry Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Salem Ferry. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Salem High-Speed Ferry to/from Boston

• Boston Day Tour by Ferry: Salem Witch Trials Past to Present

A 1-way ticket is US$33 for adults, US$29 for seniors, US$26 for children (4-12), and US$5 for children (3 and under). Round-trip tickets cost $53 for adults, $49 for seniors, $41 for children (4-12), and US$10 for children (3 and under). Residents get discounted rates.

No, the Salem Ferry does not operate year-round. Departures typically start in late May, and the last trip of the year takes place on Halloween, the final (and most important) day in Salem's peak tourist season. The ferry runs seasonally, but train service runs between Boston and Salem year-round.

Yes, the Salem Ferry is wheelchair-accessible, with features that include accessible floating docks, priority seating for people who use wheelchairs and other mobility devices, and accessible restrooms onboard. The crew can help with embarking and disembarking. The ferry also has audio and digital stop announcements.

The best time to take the ferry is after the early-morning commute. You'll get to Salem with plenty of time to check out the attractions but without the hassle of rush-hour crowds. You can always take the ferry to Salem and return by train, or vice versa.

Yes, taking the Salem Ferry is worth it, especially if you visit in summer when temperatures are warmer. The journey between Boston and Salem offers excellent views of the coastline and helps you avoid traffic, but it may be cheaper to travel another way.