The Journey: The Marine Atlantic Blog
Proud of our History - Remembering the SS Caribou
Proud of our History - the SS Kyle
The Original MV Abegweit
Named for the Mi’kmaq word for Prince Edward Island, this powerful ice-breaking ship resembled a luxury liner. It served the PEI-New Brunswick crossing from 1947 to 1982.
Proud of our History - the original MV Abegweit
The Port aux Basques Terminal
For over 120 years, this terminal has welcomed countless passengers, tourists, and freight. The people of Port aux Basques have played a vital role in connecting Newfoundland with mainland Canada.
Proud of our History - the Port aux Basques terminal
Why is there a two hour check-in to board the ferry?
MV William Carson
Named after a prominent 19th century Newfoundland politician, this vessel was the biggest ferry of its time in 1955. The first Newfoundland ferry to carry both passengers and cars, it served until 1977.
Proud of our History - the MV William Carson
Making a Reservation with Marine Atlantic
Why can’t I return to the vehicle decks during the crossing?
Salty Visits Argentia
Things to Know Before You Go - Does Marine Atlantic sell Gravol onboard the Vessels?
Does Marine Atlantic have its own time zone?
Vessel and Schedule Changes - Does it Impact a Cabin Reservation?
Length of crossings - why aren’t they all the same?
Helping to Make Wishes Come True
Safety First: Our Commitment to Safety and Security