FerryCast
Route Saltery Bay – Earls Cove
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Weekday · peak summer

8 sailings

Every departure, what it usually does, and the hour you would have had to arrive.

Easiest sailings before 09:25
Hardest stretch 09:25–14:30
05:35 room most days 80% — 5 07:25 room most days 100% — 5 09:25 expect to wait 0% 08:13 5 11:45 expect to wait 0% 11:01 5 14:30 expect to wait 20% 13:12 5 16:55 toss-up 60% 15:32 5 19:05 expect to wait 40% — 5 21:00 expect to wait 40% 20:12 5
had room filled up waited one waited two+ Weekday · peak summer · 40 comparable sailings

FerryCast

Weekday · peak summer

Leaving from

Scheduled departure

07:25

Actual departure

07:39

14 min late

5 comparable sailings

0% ran out of room
5had space

The board reported on 5 of the 5; camera frames or line reports sharpened 5 of those.

How the 5 went

  • Space the whole time 5 · 100%
  • Ran out of room 0 · 0%
  • Cancelled 0 · 0%

From terminal camera frames, which count vehicles waiting outside the terminal.

19 sailing(s) had no usable record and are excluded.

See the 5 dates
DateTimeOutcomeLeft behindPeak
2026-09-03 07:25 made it no overflowing
2026-09-02 07:25 made it no overflowing
2026-09-01 07:25 made it no moderate
2026-08-31 07:25 made it no moderate
2026-08-27 07:25 made it no heavy

The outcome is about the vessel — whether it ran out of room, which the board can see and no camera can. “Left behind” is about the approach road, which only a camera residual or somebody in the line can see; “no one has said” means neither did, which is not the same as no. Peak is how full the compound got; older sailings show a vehicle count, and a “+” there means the queue ran past the edge of the camera frame.

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