Western Port Ferries is monitoring the ongoing situation and working closely with the relevant authorities.
Safety of our customers and staff is our top priority and we are following all the advice and guidance issued by Australia’s Department of Health, the Victorian State Government and World Health Organisation (WHO).

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BUS

There is a public bus on the Island. View route & timetable here.

TAXI

If you require a connection to or from the Ferry, South Coast Taxis can take you to your destination or one of Phillip Island famous attractions. They service Phillip Island and surrounding area offering a variety of vehicles from cars to 10 seat vans and also have wheelchair accessible vehicles. To book please call 1300 687 222 or by downloading our smart phone app by searching South Coast Taxis.

Please arrive at the jetty at least 10 minutes prior to departure.

Street Car parking is available at both Stony Point and Cowes, however, it is not secure and the company does not take responsibility for the cars of passengers left at the piers.

Weather and sea conditions, as well as tidal variations can make operations challenging in this area. In the interest of passenger safety, Western Port Ferries cannot guarantee operations daily in accordance with our timetable. Passengers are encouraged to visit our website on the day of travel to check the operation times.

Tickets can be purchased online or onboard the ferry.

Onboard ticket purchase – Cash, EFTPOS, Mastercard and Visa.

All fares are inclusive of GST and Western Port Ferries reserves the right to alter times and/or fares without prior notice.

Yes, push bike/bicycles can travel on the ferry with the rider. The applicable fare applies to the passenger and $4 one way and $8 return for the push bike/bicycle.

Yes, you can travel with your dog and at no extra cost. However, the dog must be on a leash and is restricted to the external decks (not permitted in the passenger lounge.) The only exceptions are guide dogs (‘seeing eye’ dogs and ‘hearing’ dogs), who must accompany their owners into the passenger areas. Guide dogs in training are also allowed in all areas of the vessel so long as they are wearing their guide dog in training vest.

Passengers may travel with freight and luggage at no extra charge. Unaccompanied freight consignments are not permitted.