MV Yakima

The Yakima is on the Anacortes – San Juan Islands route today. It was built in San Diego in 1967.

From the Yakama language, "Yakima" has many meanings: "to become peopled," "black bears," "runaway" and/or "people of the narrow river." A city, county and river are also named after the English spelling of the tribe, Yakima.

The MV Yakima
Photo: Compdude123, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Where It Is Now

The Yakima as of 8:45 AM: at Orcas Island. The live ferry map shows every boat on the route.

Next Sailings

DateLeavesFromTo
Tue, Nov 108:55 AMOrcas IslandAnacortes
Tue, Nov 1010:30 AMAnacortesFriday Harbor
Tue, Nov 1012:20 PMFriday HarborAnacortes
Tue, Nov 108:15 PMAnacortesFriday Harbor
Tue, Nov 1010:05 PMFriday HarborAnacortes

The boat on every sailing is in the Anacortes ferry schedule.

On-Time Record on the Route

The Yakima's departures from each terminal in the last 4 weeks.

LeavingDeparturesLeft within 10 minutes of schedule
Anacortes12290%
Lopez Island9495%
Shaw Island2195%
Orcas Island2195%
Friday Harbor8791%

Specs

  • Class: Super
  • Year built: 1967
  • Vehicle capacity: 144
  • Passenger capacity: 1195
  • City built: San Diego
  • Length: 382' 2"
  • Beam: 73' 2"
  • Gross tonnage: 2,704
  • Horsepower: 8,960
  • Tall vehicle spaces: 32
  • Speed: 17 knots
  • ADA accessible: Yes
  • Elevator: Yes
  • Galley: No
  • Car deck restroom: Yes
  • Public Wi-Fi: No

Accessibility

The M/V Yakima has an elevator from both auto deck levels to the main passenger cabin and the upper level passenger deck. Restrooms are accessible on both passenger decks. There is an accessible shelter and an accessible restroom on the car deck. When you arrive at the terminal, notify the ticket seller if you need to park near the elevator or car deck restroom. There are limited vending and newspaper machines on the main deck, and a galley on the upper passenger deck.

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