Hokianga Ferry Services
TRAVEL UPDATE: Alert Level 2 - see below for details
Fullers GreatSights operates the Hokianga vehicle ferry between Rawene and the Narrows, 4km south of Kohukohu. The short crossing on the Kohu Ra Tuarua ferry links the two sides of the remote Hokianga Harbour on Northland's west coast. View Bay of Islands ferry information.
Alert Level 2
- Please continue to check in using the COVID contact tracing app, or sign the onboard register
- Passengers on foot must wear a face mask at all times while on board. Vehicle ferry passengers must wear a mask if exiting their vehicle.
Vehicle Ferry Timetable
OPERATION
The ferry service operates seven days a week, with departure times shown below. Please note at peak times the ferry may change to “shuttle” mode. During these times the timetable may be suspended and sailings will be more frequent.
For the latest information on any service disruptions or delays, please visit our Hokianga Ferry Services Facebook page.
PAYMENT
You can buy tickets on board the ferry. Pay in cash or use the on-board EFTPOS machine which accepts EFTPOS cards and Visa or Mastercard credit cards.
Please contact us for information on concessions, heavy vehicles or any other queries.
PRICES (ONE-WAY)
Light Vehicles*
$20.00
Heavy Vehicles (per Axle)*
$15.00
Campervans (4-berth or larger)
$40.00
Passengers
$2.00
Crossing Time
15 mins
*Light Vehicles are classified as under 2500kg gross tare weight and maximum of two axles.
ENQUIRIES
Phone
Hokianga Ferry Timetable
| RAWENE (SOUTH TERMINAL) | NARROWS (NORTH TERMINAL) |
|---|---|
| 7:00am Earlybird departure (weekdays only, excluding public holidays) |
7:15am Earlybird departure (weekdays only, excluding public holidays) |
| 7:30am |
7:45am |
| 8:15am |
8:30am |
| 8:45am |
9:00am |
| 9:30am - 7:30pm Departures on the half hour |
10:00am - 8:00pm Departures on the hour |
Map
Rawene Ferry Terminal
End of Parnell Rd, Rawene 0473
Narrows Ferry Terminal
West Coast Road, Kohukohu
The Hokianga vehicle ferry is operated by Fullers GreatSights on behalf of the Far North District Council, with support from the New Zealand Transport Agency.
