- Crossing
- A week, mid-June to early September
- 4
- Operator
- 1
- passengers only
- Foot
Seastreak sails from Bristol to Providence, in Rhode Island, four times a week, mid-June to early September. It is part of the Newport – Providence line, and takes 40 minutes. These are high-speed boats for foot passengers.
Operators
1Seastreak4 a weekFoot passengers onlyHigh speedSeasonal
40mFrom Newport
Mid-June to early September: Sat, Sun around 11:30 and 22:10.
- Seats and cabins
- Seats
- Facilities
- Bar · Outdoor deck · Air conditioning · Wheelchair access · Bicycles
- Pets
Dogs and cats ride on a leash on the outdoor decks, small dogs in a carrier may come inside; no pets on special-event trips or the NJ/NYC to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket service.+
Dogs and cats ride on a leash on the outdoor decks, small dogs in a carrier may come inside; no pets on special-event trips or the NJ/NYC to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket service.
Questions
How long is the ferry from Bristol to Providence?+
40 minutes with Seastreak, the only company sailing it.
How often does the ferry from Bristol to Providence run?+
Mid-June to early September: Sat, Sun around 11:30 and 22:10.
Can I take my car on the ferry from Bristol to Providence?+
No. These are high-speed boats for foot passengers.
Does the ferry from Bristol to Providence run all year?+
No. Ferries sail mid-June to early September.