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Pier 39 / Pier 41, The Embarcadero at Powell St., San Francisco, CA 94133
Phone (415) 705-8200 Website is here.
The Pier 39 / Pier 31 Ferry Terminal at Fisherman’s Wharf
This terminal is operated by Blue & Gold Fleet, and it is one of the hubs of activity at San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf.
Blue & Gold operates both commuter ferries (Sausalito and Tiburon in Marin, as well as Oakland, Alameda, Vallejo and more), State Park ferries (Angel Island) and a variety of Bay Tour Cruises at this terminal. These tours of the Bay are primarily marketed to area visitors, but I was born in San Francisco and took my wife on one of those cruises when she first came to San Francisco to meet my parents.
The Pier 41 site is close to the site of the San Francisco terminal for the first Sausalito-San Francisco Ferry, a private company’s service that first sailed almost 150 years ago, in May, 1868. Commuters in that era must have been in great shape, because the cable car that goes over the steep hill from Fisherman’s Wharf to downtown San Francisco wasn’t built until 1888, 20 years after the ferry service began!
Muni and BART Connections
The Muni F Train stops at Stockton and Beach St., half a block from the Embarcadero next to Pier 39. From there the F Line allows you to travel to:
Pier 33, where the Alcatraz ferries are based
The Ferry Building at the foot of Market St., where the Golden Gate Ferries are based. The Embarcadero BART and Muni Station is across the street.
The Market at Powell St. stop, which is a few blocks from Union Square and many of the City’s largest hotels. There is also a major BART and Muni Station here.
Ferry Destinations & Links for Pier 39 / Pier 41
To Alameda via Blue & Gold Fleet: Click here for schedule.
To Angel Island via Blue & Gold Fleet: Click here.
To Oakland via Blue & Gold Fleet: Click here.
To Sausalito via Blue & Gold Fleet: Click here.
To Tiburon via Blue and Gold Fleet: Click here.
To Vallejo via Blue & Gold Fleet: Click here.
