Journey time
12 min
Frequency
Every 15–30 min
Adult (HOP)
$7.80
Paper ticket
$12.00
Child (5–15)
$4.69
Fare cap
$50 weekly (AT HOP) / $20 daily (contactless)
Full Timetable
| Depart Devonport | Arrive City | Depart City | Arrive Devonport |
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Times in bold are scheduled departures. All other times are approximate. See full pricing · Terminal facilities
About the Devonport ferry
The Devonport ferry is one of Auckland's busiest and most scenic routes, connecting downtown Auckland to the historic naval village of Devonport on the North Shore. The 12-minute crossing runs every 15–30 minutes during the day, making it one of the most frequent ferry services in the city.
Terminals: Devonport Ferry Terminal ↔ Downtown Ferry Terminal (Pier 1)
Operator: Auckland Transport (Belaire Ferries)
Tips for this route
- Victoria Road (Devonport's main street) is a 2-minute walk from the ferry terminal with cafés, shops, and restaurants right off the boat.
- North Head and Mt Victoria are both walkable from the terminal (15–20 min) with views back to the city skyline.
- Day-trip tickets ($23 adult return) are available from Downtown Ferry Terminal ticket machines.
- Bikes travel free on all Auckland ferries.
Frequently asked questions
What time is the last ferry from Devonport?
The last Devonport ferry to the city departs at 23:45 Monday to Thursday, 00:30 on Fridays and Saturdays, and 22:15 on Sundays and public holidays.
How long does the Devonport ferry take?
The Devonport ferry crossing takes approximately 12 minutes from Downtown Ferry Terminal (Pier 1) to Devonport Ferry Terminal.
How much does the Devonport ferry cost?
The Devonport ferry costs $7.80 one way with AT HOP or contactless, or $12.00 for a paper ticket. Children aged 5–15 pay $4.69 (AT HOP). Under 5s travel free.
What time is the first Devonport ferry?
The first ferry from Devonport to the city departs at 06:00 on weekdays, 06:30 on Saturdays, and 07:30 on Sundays and public holidays. From the city, the first departure is 05:45 on weekdays.
Does the Devonport ferry run on public holidays?
Yes. Public holidays use the Sunday timetable. Services start later and finish earlier than weekdays.