The City of Berkeley and San Francisco Bay Ferry are partnering to reconstruct the Berkeley Municipal Pier and establish an integrated, dual-purpose ferry terminal at the Berkeley Marina, now in the design and environmental review stage. The project will build a 1,080-foot pier, a 400-foot breakwater, ADA-compliant gangways, and zero-emission vessel charging infrastructure, while preserving full public access for fishing and waterfront recreation. The new Berkeley–San Francisco route is projected to serve over 1,000 average weekday passengers.
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The City of Berkeley leads the Berkeley Pier & Ferry Terminal Project and manages its design, environmental review, and landside development. For official project updates, environmental review documents, and information directly from the City, please visit the City of Berkeley’s project page and sign up for their updates below.