Our ferries

Check out our comfortable and reliable fleet

Seacat

Waiheke Island - vehicle and passenger ferry

Seacat is the biggest ferry and flagship of our fleet. The large upstairs lounge is the perfect spot to enjoy a snack and a drink from the licenced café and bar.

Admire the view from the lounge or venture up to the top deck on a nice day for an incredible view of the Hauraki Gulf and the best point for dolphin spotting.

Your vehicle will be protected on the crossing with high sides and most of the vehicle deck covered leaving just the front as an open deck space to carry high roofed vehicles.

A journey on Seacat is always a relaxing cruise and a great way to get to and from Waiheke Island

Seacat is the biggest ferry and flagship of our fleet. The large upstairs lounge is the perfect spot to enjoy a snack and a drink from the licenced café and bar.

Admire the view from the lounge or venture up to the top deck on a nice day for an incredible view of the Hauraki Gulf and the best point for dolphin spotting.

Your vehicle will be protected on the crossing with high sides and most of the vehicle deck covered leaving just the front as an open deck space to carry high roofed vehicles.

A journey on Seacat is always a relaxing cruise and a great way to get to and from Waiheke Island.

Technical Stuff

Passenger capacity: 400
Length: 49.5m
Speed: 15 knots

SeaLink Seacat

Sea Quest

Waiheke Island and Hauraki Gulf Islands - vehicle and passenger ferry

The newest boat in our fleet Sea Quest joined our fleet in February 2023. Capable of carrying up to 300 tonnes, Sea Quest can hold up to 30 cars and can accommodate up to 299 passengers. Comprising of both comfort and the ability to take heavy loads, Sea Quest is our most versatile vessel yet.

With modern additions like AC/USB charge ports and free WiFi, Sea Quest is a great boat to head to Waiheke Island on. A spacious and comfortable café awaits in the cabin and passengers are welcome to head to the large top deck for a great view.

We’ve even got a kennel area for our furry friends and Bike racks suitable for all styles including electric.
 

Technical Stuff

Passenger Capacity: 299
Length: 45m
Speed: 12 knots

SeaLink Seaquest

Seaway

Waiheke and Rakino Island - vehicle and passenger ferry 

SeaLink Seaway

Seaway II is our crossover ferry with half the vehicle deck covered and the other half an open deck. Transporting passengers, vehicles and freight Seaway II is a drive on and drive off ferry for most vehicles. Trucks and vehicles with items on roof racks will be required to reverse onto the ferry.

Relax in the comfortable air-conditioned lounge, while enjoying food and drinks from the licenced café/bar. Admire the view through the large windows or head up another level to feel the breeze in your hair on the open deck.

 

Technical Stuff

Passenger capacity: 300
Length: 37.85m
Speed: 15 knots

Seabridge

Waiheke and Hauraki Gulf Islands - heavy vehicle and passenger ferry

SeaLink Seabridge

Seabridge is a barge style ferry with an open deck transporting passengers, heavy vehicles and freight primarily between Auckland and Waiheke Island. Seabridge is also known to make the journey to Great Barrier Island to supply fuel to the island and even goes as far field as the Great Mercury Islands

Like all our large ferries, Seabridge has a licenced onboard café and bar.
 

Technical Stuff

Passenger capacity: 250
Length: 46.22m
Speed: 12 knots

Island Navigator

Great Barrier Island - vehicle and passenger ferry 

Island Navigator is our catamaran ferry that cruises to Great Barrier Island from Auckland City. The journey to Great Barrier Island is 4.5-5 hours, but keep your eyes peeled for marine life including dolphins, penguins and whales on your voyage.

The licenced café and bar will keep you well fed and watered on the trip and there’s even a movie room where you can pass the time watching a film.
 

Technical Stuff

Passenger capacity: 195
Length: 37.95m
Speed: 12knots

 

SeaLink Island Navigator

Clipper II and III, IV and V

Pine Harbour, Auckland City and the Hauraki Gulf - fast passenger ferry

SeaLink Clipper

Our clippers run between Pine Harbour marina on the Pōhutakawa Coast and downtown Auckland seven days a week. These modern, high-speed catamarans transport up to 48 passengers and 98 passengers at a time.

Relax in the comfort of the inside cabin or on the small back open deck, for an exhilarating ride. The perfect boat from commuters or for people wanting to explore the Pōhutukawa coast.

Because of the size and speed the Clippers operate at, there are no onboard café facilities.

Great for private charters as these ferries can be taken into most wharves and private jetties.
 

Technical Stuff

Clipper II and III capacity: 48
Clipper IV and V capacity: 98

 

General Information

Bathroom Facilities

Toilets can be found on all of our vessels. Look for the signs or ask one of our friendly crew if you can’t find them or need assistance in accessing them.
 

WiFi

Most of our large ferries have complimentary WiFi. Just ask our crew for more information. Remember there are ‘black spots’ where the signal can be interrupted and speeds will vary.
 

Alcohol

Our liquor licence only allows alcohol purchased on the ferries, to be consumed onboard. Drinking of alcohol is not permitted at the ferry terminals or on SeaLink premises. No drinking of alcohol is permitted in vehicles while onboard. Clippers do not sell alcohol.
 

Safety onboard

Safety and information announcements are made through the PA system at the commencement of your journey. The crew will also inform you when to prepare for disembarking the ferry.

Crew are trained in basic first aid and a first aid kit is available onboard. For your safety, we ask that you travel with any necessary medical supplies with you at all times.
 

Safe travel for all passengers

Here at SeaLink we operate a Zero Harm policy throughout the company to ensure our passengers, crew, team and customers are all safe. Our team are all trained to identify and

mitigate risks. Our crew are trained and are knowledgeable on how to ensure the ferry environment is as safe as it can practicably be.

For this reason, when travelling with dangerous goods we rely on goods being correctly identified, packaged, handled and documented for safe carriage. All fuels must travel in an approved fuel container.

To ensure your own personal safety, we request that if you are unsure if you are travelling with dangerous goods that you check the list below, refer to our Dangerous Goods onboard SeaLink vessels: www.sealink.co.nz/travelling-with-us/dangerous-goods and if you are still unsure that you contact us for further assistance.

Lost and found

If you realise you’ve left something onboard, please contact us and we’ll make every effort possible to reunite you with your lost items.
 

Seasickness

Within the Hauraki Gulf we are travelling within a protected harbour, our ferries offer the benefit of size and stability so it is unlikely you would suffer from motion sickness. However, inclement weather can occur and we recommend passengers that are sensitive to motion sickness should take that into consideration when travelling on board any ferry.

In the unfortunate situation of a rough sailing we do carry sea sickness bags on board.