Searoad Ferries is monitoring the ongoing situation and working closely with the relevant authorities.

Safety of our customers and staff is our top priority and we are following all the advice and guidance issued by Australia’s Department of Health, the Victorian State Government and World Health Organisation (WHO).

We are committed to the safety of our customers and staff and have implemented the following measures to keep everyone safe –

 Hourly Cleaning and Sanitising of the vessels and terminals

 Additional cleaning and sanitising overnight

 Hand sanitisers throughout the vessels and terminals

 Social distancing encouraged through signage and furniture placement

 In line with State government requirements all staff & passengers are required to wear face coverings in the lounge area of the ferry unless there is a valid reason not to wear a mask or passengers are eating or drinking.  As of the 23 September,2022 mask wearing will no longer be required

 Plenty of open deck space & fresh air

 Option to remain in vehicle

 Online bookings for contactless boarding

 Contactless payment

 All staff trained in Department of Health COVID-19 Infection Control

 Implemented a COVID Safe Plan

 100% of all eligible staff are vaccinated

For further details and up-to-date information about Coronavirus please visit  

https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus

In line with government requirements all passengers must wear a face mask inside the ferry, excluding outside decks, unless there is a valid reason not to wear a mask (Passengers do not need to wear masks in their cars).  As of the 23 September,2022 mask wearing will no longer be required

Drivers and passengers can remain in their vehicles for the entire crossing, should they choose.

Staff clean and sanitize the ferries after every sailing, including the wiping down of surfaces. The ships also undergo secondary cleaning and sanitizing overnight.

The Government is not advising transport companies to screen customers as it is not an accurate way of detecting people with the illness.

For more information on Coronavirus you can call the information line on 1800 022 222.

Or to ask us any questions related to ferry travel  please email travel@searoad.com.au