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Wall Street → Red Hook (Brooklyn)

NYC Ferry’s South Brooklyn route links Wall Street / Pier 11 with Red Hook in about 15 minutes, calling at Atlantic Avenue on the way and continuing to Governors Island.

Wall Street to Red Hook (Brooklyn) ferry at a glance

The ferry from Wall Street to Red Hook (Brooklyn) takes About 15m across the Upper New York Bay, operated by NYC Ferry. It is a foot-passenger service; vehicles are not carried. Typical frequency: 19 weekday departures from Wall Street / Pier 11, 6:54am to 9:21pm.

Crossing times and frequencies are typical figures and vary by season. Confirm the current timetable with the operator or booking partner before you travel. Route facts last reviewed 2026-10-02.

Sources: ferry.nyc · ferry.nyc · How we verify

Return crossing: Red Hook (Brooklyn) to Wall Street

NYC Ferry also sails Red Hook (Brooklyn) to Wall Street, taking About 28m – 36m. From Red Hook the first weekday boat to Wall Street / Pier 11 leaves at 6:40am and the last at 9:07pm, taking 12–14 minutes.

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Wall Street to Red Hook (Brooklyn) ferry timetable & sailing pattern

19 departures each weekday from Wall Street / Pier 11, roughly every 45–70 minutes from 6:54am to 9:21pm; 19 from Red Hook, 6:40am to 9:07pm

Weekday timetable shown; NYC Ferry publishes a separate weekend schedule.

Published departure times

  • 6:54am
  • 8:24am
  • 9:54am
  • 11:29am
  • 1:05pm
  • 3:04pm
  • 4:40pm
  • 6:17pm
  • 7:55pm
  • 9:21pm

Return: From Red Hook the first weekday boat to Wall Street / Pier 11 leaves at 6:40am and the last at 9:07pm, taking 12–14 minutes.

Timetables change by season and date. Check exact departures for your travel date on the official timetable.

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Source: NYC Ferry South Brooklyn route schedule. Verified 2026-10-02.

Maritime Crossing Route Map

Interactive sea passage between Wall Street and Red Hook (Brooklyn)

📐 2 Nautical Miles
Wall Street⇄Red Hook (Brooklyn)
⏱ About 15m · 📐 2 nm
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Operators on This Route

OperatorCrossing TimeVessels
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Route Features

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Vehicles

Foot passengers only

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Foot Passengers

Walk-on passengers welcome

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Pets

No pet facilities

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Distance

2 nautical miles

Getting There & Onward Transport

  • The South Brooklyn route calls at Atlantic Avenue between Wall Street and Red Hook, and continues to Governors Island
  • Northbound, the route continues from Wall Street to Corlears Hook and East 34th Street
  • Transfers within the NYC Ferry system are free for 120 minutes from the start of your trip

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the NYC Ferry from Wall Street to Red Hook?
About 15 to 16 minutes on the weekday timetable, calling at Atlantic Avenue.
How often does the Red Hook ferry run?
There are 19 weekday departures from Wall Street / Pier 11 to Red Hook, from 6:54am to 9:21pm, and 19 back from Red Hook, 6:40am to 9:07pm (October 2026 timetable).
Which ferry companies sail from Wall Street to Red Hook (Brooklyn)?
NYC Ferry operates this route. Compare sailing times and ticket types before booking, as they often differ between operators.
Can I take my car on the Wall Street to Red Hook (Brooklyn) ferry?
No. This is a foot-passenger service and vehicles are not carried. Use parking near the departure pier or public transport to reach it.
Can I take the Wall Street to Red Hook (Brooklyn) ferry as a foot passenger?
Yes. Foot passengers can travel on this route. Allow time to reach the passenger terminal and check the operator’s check-in closing time.
Are dogs and pets allowed on the Wall Street to Red Hook (Brooklyn) ferry?
This route has no dedicated pet facilities. Assistance dogs are normally carried, but confirm with the operator before travelling.
How far is Wall Street from Red Hook (Brooklyn) by ferry?
The sea crossing is about 2 nautical miles (roughly 4 km).