Jetty Island Days Returns July 5 – Sept 3, Ferry Reservations Now Open
New this year! Guarantee return time with return trip online booking option
Jetty Island ferry reservations are now open for the summer season.
Catch a ride on the foot ferry to the Port of Everett’s two-mile-long manmade island during Jetty Island Days from July 5 thru Sept. 3, 2023.
Jetty Island Days is provided in partnership by the Port of Everett, City of Everett and Snohomish County, bringing nearly 50,000 visitors to the island every summer.
Ferry service runs five days a week, from 10 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. Sundays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, and from 10 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. The ferry departs from the Jetty Landing off 10th Street and West Marine View Drive in Everett.
New this year, you can now book reservations for your return trip from the Jetty. Otherwise, just as in years past, you can grab return passes for available time slots once you arrive island-side (available on a first-come, first-served basis).
Ferry rides to the island are available by reservation only. The roundtrip cost is $3-$5 (plus taxes and fees) per person. Children ages 2 and younger ride free, but still require a reservation.
Click here to make a ferry reservation.
The Port offers a parking discount at Jetty Landing Park with a Jetty Island ferry reservation. To receive the discounted rate of $2 (plus taxes and fees) for up to 8 hours, parking must be pre-purchased via a link provided with ferry reservation confirmation.
For Jetty tips and rules, visit www.visiteverett.com/jetty.
Contact: Catherine Soper, Port of Everett Communications & Marketing Director, catherines@portofeverett.com.
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About Jetty Island
The Port-owned Jetty Island, located just 1/4 mile off the Everett waterfront, features a sandy beach and shallow warm water that is perfect for swimming and kiteboarding. The island is home to the longest sandy beach in Puget Sound and is ideal for sunbathing, picnicking, observing nature and other outdoor activities. Jetty Island is unique because it as both a public access amenity and a nature preserve. At the jetty, you can spot a variety of wildlife, including seals, crabs, salmon, osprey, bald eagles, hawks, cormorants and ducks.