CityCat and ferry terminal locations

CityCat, CityHopper and Cross River ferry terminals are located along the Brisbane River between UQ St Lucia and Northshore Hamilton. 

For up-to-date timetable information, visit Translink's website.

CityCat and ferry terminal map

The CityCat, and Express CityCat, and ferry terminals are ordered from west to east.

The map on this page contains the location, address, and current status of each terminal. Click on any of the ferry terminal icons to display the terminal details.
 

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CityCat and ferry terminal list

The CityCat, Express CityCat and ferry terminals are ordered from upstream west to downstream east.

Terminal names, locations and which ferries stop there.
Terminal nameLocationPlaces of interestCityCat (including Express CityCat and NightCat) or ferry
UQ St LuciaSir William MacGregor Drive, St LuciaThis ferry terminal is the most western stop and is located on the 114-hectare The University of Queensland (UQ) campus. All stops CityCat
West EndHoogley Street, West EndWest End’s lively Boundary Street is a 20-minute walk from the ferry terminal. West End is home to the Queensland Ballet Company and offers a vibrant mix of entertainment, live music, cafés, fine dining, and vintage shopping. The CityGlider bus service stops here and connects you to the city centre, Fortitude Valley, and Teneriffe.All stops CityCat, Express CityCat
Guyatt ParkMacquarie Street, St LuciaGuyatt Park features barbecues, gazebos, and a children’s playground.All stops CityCat, Express CityCat
RegattaCoronation Drive, ToowongThis ferry terminal links ferry passengers with the Bicentennial Bikeway which is ideal for walking or a leisurely bike ride. This is the best stop for visiting Toowong Village shopping centre, Toowong Library, cafés, and the heritage-listed Regatta Hotel. This terminal also provides access to Toowong train station.All stops CityCat, Express CityCat, NightCat 
MiltonCoronation Drive, ToowongWander along Brisbane’s original café strip on Park Road and see the replica Eiffel Tower. This is the best stop if you are going to Suncorp Stadium or the XXXX Brewery.All stops CityCat
North QuayQueens Wharf Road, North QuayNorth Quay provides access to Brisbane City Hall, King George Square and the retail heart of the city, Queen Street Mall, which includes the Brisbane Visitor Information Centre. You can also visit Brisbane Square Library or Roma Street Parkland, both of which offer free Wi-Fi.All stops CityCat, Express CityCat, CityHopper 
South Bank South Bank ParklandsLocated off Clem Jones Promenade, South Bank attractions include the inner-city lagoon on Streets Beach, weekend markets, 17 hectares of parklands and some of Brisbane’s finest dining spots.All stops CityCat, CityHopper 
QUT Gardens PointGardens Point Road, CityThe terminal at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is perfect for students and visitors to enjoy the campus libraries, cafés, and sports centre. Nearby attractions include the Riverstage, City Botanic Gardens, Queensland Parliament House, Old Government House, and the William Robinson Gallery.All stops CityCat, Express CityCat
Maritime MuseumDock Street, South BrisbaneIf you have an interest in ships or boats, visit the Queensland Maritime Museum, and discover historical artefacts and vessels. This stop is also near the Mater Hospital Brisbane and the Queensland Children’s Hospital. From here, you can walk or cycle over the Goodwill Bridge to reach the City Botanic Gardens.CityHopper
Eagle Street PierEagle Street, City Eagle Street Pier is temporarily closed.N/A
RiversideRiverside Centre, Eagle Street, CityThe Riverside terminal connects to the financial district of the city. With spectacular views of the river and the Story Bridge, you can experience a variety of award-winning dining and retail outlets. For a taste of Queensland’s early heritage and culture, Customs House is just a short walk downstream.All stops CityCat, Express CityCat, CityHopper, Cross River ferry 
Holman StreetHolman Street, Kangaroo PointHolman Street takes you to Brisbane’s most famous icon, the Story Bridge, which is 1.3 kilometres long and reaches 77 metres at its highest point. Adventure climbs are available. Enjoy commentary while taking in a 360-degree view of the city. At the base of the bridge, the Story Bridge Hotel (established in 1886) is an ideal spot to relax.CityHopper, Cross River ferry
Howard Smith WharvesBowen Terrace, Fortitude ValleyThis terminal is now open and located off the New Farm Riverwalk.CityHopper, Cross River ferry
DocksideFerry Street, Kangaroo PointDockside terminal will reopen on Tuesday 2 April 2024.N/A
Sydney StreetSydney Street, New FarmFrom Sydney Street in New Farm, take a short walk down Griffith Street to Merthyr Road (via Riverview Court) to access the New Farm Riverwalk. Continue your walk a little further to bustling Brunswick Street, where you will find many popular bars and dining spots.All stops CityCat, CityHopper 
Mowbray ParkPark Avenue, East BrisbaneMowbray Park is the closest stop to The Gabba, one of Brisbane’s most famous sporting arenas. The Gabba is home to the Brisbane Lions Australian Football League (AFL) male and female teams and the Queensland Bulls and Brisbane Heat male and female cricket teams. Just walk down Wellington Road to reach the grounds. The Woolloongabba antique and restaurant precinct is located on Logan Road, which is a 20-minute walk from the terminal.All stops CityCat
New Farm ParkBrunswick Street, New FarmHop off here to enjoy all that New Farm Park has to offer, including a spectacular children’s playground, barbecue facilities, and the New Farm Library. The historic Brisbane Powerhouse is within walking distance, and hosts live performances, restaurants, and a weekly farmers’ market. You can also take a short bus trip to Fortitude Valley, where you will find Chinatown and Brunswick Street Malls and a host of dining and entertainment venues.All stops CityCat
HawthorneGordon Street, HawthorneHawthorne terminal features a leafy park and modern playground. Take a 10-minute walk down Lindsay Street to Hawthorne Road and Riding Road precincts which offer cafés, restaurants, a cinema, day spas and a local sports ground.All stops CityCat, Express CityCat
BulimbaOxford Street, BulimbaJust a few minutes' walk from the terminal is the Oxford Street precinct which offers a variety of cafés, restaurants, and specialty shops, as well as a cinema and Bulimba Memorial Park. Take a stroll up Oxford Street to follow the heritage plaques that form the Bulimba Heritage Trail.All stops CityCat, Express CityCat, Cross River ferry 
TeneriffeCommercial Road, TeneriffeSurrounded by historical residential buildings, Teneriffe offers visitors a mixture of cafés, restaurants, and bars. The CityGlider bus service stops here and connects you to Fortitude Valley, the city centre, and West End.All stops CityCat, Cross River ferry 
Bretts WharfKingsford Smith Drive, HamiltonStroll along Racecourse Road to Ascot’s thriving café and shopping scene or walk a little further to Eagle Farm and Doomben Racecourses. Just up the river is Portside Wharf, home to a first-class international cruise terminal, fresh food market, cinema, retail outlets and dining spots.All stops CityCat, Express CityCat
Apollo RoadApollo Road, BulimbaApollo Road terminal provides access to Bulimba Barracks. Walk 10 minutes to Bulimba’s bustling Oxford Street.All stops CityCat, Express CityCat
Northshore HamiltonNorthshore Riverside Park, HamiltonNorthshore Hamilton is the most eastern terminal and the location of a popular residential precinct. It's a great place for a quiet coffee or family picnic, with easy access to the Eat Street Markets.All stops CityCat
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