Ferry winter schedule begins

Anacortes, WALocal News

The Anacortes/San Juan Islands ferry route is set to launch a new winter schedule on December 29, 2024, as reported by Washington State Ferries. This update is the first substantial change in over a decade, aimed at enhancing the reliability of ferry services and improving on-time performance. The new schedule will also introduce weekend interisland ferry services, addressing the growing travel needs of both residents and visitors during the winter months. The Samish ferry, featured in the article, exemplifies the critical role these vessels play in connecting the islands. This adjustment not only benefits daily commuters but also encourages tourism to the picturesque San Juan Islands.

For detailed information regarding the new schedule, interested travelers can visit the Washington State Ferries website. The article highlights the importance of reliable transportation in the region and its impact on local communities. By improving ferry services, Washington State Ferries aims to foster better connectivity and accessibility throughout the area.

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