Ferryman Cruises

Went on the sunset Ferryman cruise. Was beautiful. Saw a pod of dolphins as we headed out.We saw an few different birds.Was so relaxing and enjoyable.I would recommend to ppl coming up on holidays or even just for a day out. They have different times and have a Devonshire Tea with the morning cruise.We had cheese and veggie platter too. Was so nice.

Captain’s lunch cruise was so relaxing, staff were great, boat is comfortable and the price very reasonable.

Just had a fabulous cruise along the Pumicestone Passage with Ferryman Cruises! The cruise was a delight from start to finish. The skipper and crew made us feel immediately welcome. The voyage was leisurely and smooth. The commentary just enough to spark interest. The lunch was just the right combination of fresh salads and meats and the wine was served ice cold - exactly the way I like! Thank you Ferryman Cruises! I will be back with or without the Red Hatters.

Was a really lovely day out on the water and the lunch was very tasty. The only complaint I could have was that the speaker system is poor - we really couldn't understand any of the information about our surrounds as we cruised up the passage.

Had a very enjoyable lunch cruise yesterday. Great commentary from our captain and a delightful salad lunch served with a smile. Perfect weather was a bonus !!

A fantastic birthday gift from my daughter, hubby & kids. What a great evening and with a cloudy afternoon a superb sunset over Glasshouse Mountains and some great photos. Thoroughly enjoyed the sunset cruise. Highly recommend.

Went on the Morning Tea" Pumistone Passage cruise today with Ferryman Cruises.Since the new owners Mike and Jeannine have taken over

Did the morning tea ferryman cruise at 10am - 12noon cost was $39 pp + charges $82.68.The captain and 1st mate were terrific, very helpful and friendly. Clean boat with plenty of reasonably comfy seats undercover as well as bench style open air upstairs. Morning tea was delicious, 2 large freshly baked scones with jam and cream with a choice of tea or coffee. There were scones left over so we were offered another. Captain gives commentary up the passage. Nice views of the Glasshouse Mountains. We did the trip at low tide which in my opinion was a good time to go. The passage sandbars were exposed so there were quite a few birds to see eg godwits, cormorants, pelicans, sandpipers, spoonbills.Keep an eye out on waterway signals birds tend to sit on them, did see a beautiful osprey on one of them. There were dugongs but they came up to the surface very quickly and went straight back down again the same with the green turtles making them impossible to really see. On our way back we saw 2 pair of bottle nose dolphins, they were a little easier to get a pic of.In an hour you make it half the way up the passage then turn around and cruise back.I did enjoy it but, the cruise but the scenery is the same all the way up the passage, lots of mangroves very monotonous. If it wasn’t for the sandbars with birds it would have been just a boat ride up the passage. After an hour I was ready to swim back to shore.If you can find a friend or hire a boat that might be a better way to see they passage at least you can pull up on shore along the way.I could only give it 3 stars, absolutely nothing to do with the service or staff only because the scenery was very monotonous. If you stand along any part of Bribie shoreline and look across the passage that what you will see all the way on the cruise.My husband thought it was worth 4 stars he said it’s what he expected.

What a great day we had.The skipper was excellent very informative & friendly also his helper was a very lovely girl.We went on the lunch cruise food was good.We would recommend this to others