Cedar Line began with one wooden ferry, the Mabel C, running mail and milk between Port Cedar and Heron Bay. Three generations later we carry 240,000 neighbors and visitors a year on two hybrid vessels — but the crossing still smells like cedar and salt.
Cedara (2018, hybrid, 120 passengers + 28 cars) and Heron (2022, hybrid, 150 passengers + 34 cars). Low-wake, wheelchair accessible, open upper decks.
On-time, kind, and careful with the inlet — 98% on-time in 2025. The crew are year-round locals; ask them for Gull Island hiking tips.
Led by Captain June Park and Operations Manager Sam Alder. We partner with the Heron Bay Marine Center for spring shoreline cleanups, and students ride free on field-trip Tuesdays.