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 2025 Vieques Passenger Ferry Guide

Ferry schedule, trips, & travel information to make getting to Vieques by ferry a breeze!

 

Whether you’re visiting the island of Vieques for a day trip or a full week, the ferry is an affordable option. While it is not as reliable as flying, with some planning it can be done smoothly. We have included all the tips and information on this page to make your experience traveling to Vieques by ferry as seamless as possible! We are excited to inform you that service to the offshore islands of Vieques just got a little easier with two new passenger fast ferries added to the fleet. For years the Fajardo ferry was a poor experience for both tourists and residents of the island. Finally, in October 2018, the long awaited “short route” from Ceiba to Vieques began. The government is working on improving all aspects of ferry transportation, facilities at the terminal are a work in progress but fully functional. Passenger and Cargo ferry is available from the municipality of Ceiba to the offshore islands of Vieques & Culebra.  On this page you will find information on ferry rates and schedules, travel tips, how to make reservations, contact information, and more FAQ’s.

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Ceiba / Vieques Ferry Schedule

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The ferry schedule changes often (due to weather, holidays, maintenance, break downs etc). Please check the official ferry page for the daily itinerary.

We do our best to keep this guide up to date, but please always check the official ferry page for the most up to date schedule. Use this as a general guide, get there early or by mid-day to secure a ticket to the islands to avoid frustrations. You can purchase tickets online or in-person at the ferry terminal ticket window. The ticket window opens 1 hr before each scheduled trip, so we suggest getting there on time to secure your reservation!

You can always try to call 787-497-7740 directly for the latest ferry schedule & ticket information.

Booking Tip: You can now reserve tickets online at www.puertoricoferry.com. Only 20% of the tickets are made available to book online, so even if the dates look like they are sold out, there is still a chance for you to purchase a ticket at the ferry terminal.

Residents – $1.00 – $2.00 one way

Non-resident Adult – $2.00 one way

Non-resident Seniors & Children –  $1.00 one way

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Tips for Using the Ferry to Vieques, Puerto Rico

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Pros of Traveling by Ferry to Vieques

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Cons of Traveling by Ferry to Vieques

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The Ferry Ride

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Frequently asked questions about the ferry service

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You can now reserve tickets online at www.puertoricoferry.com. Only 20% of the tickets are made available to book online, so even if the dates look like they are sold out, there is still a chance for you to purchase a ticket at the ferry terminal.

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Access to the car ferry to Vieques is primarily reserved for residents of the island. Non-residents, including tourists, are generally not permitted to bring vehicles onto the ferry. Additionally, most rental car agreements prohibit taking vehicles off the main island of Puerto Rico.

For visitors planning to travel to Vieques, it’s recommended to leave your rental car in the secure parking lot near the ferry terminal in Ceiba. The parking fee is approximately $8 per day.

Upon arrival in Vieques, you can rent a vehicle locally to explore the island. Booking transportation in advance is advisable, especially during peak travel seasons

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Yes, you may park your car at the public parking lot for $8 per day plus tax.

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Most car rental agencies will not allow you to take the car off the main island of Puerto Rico, even if you could we do not recommend it.  Is best to simply rent a car in Vieques.

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