Blanc-Sablon ferry terminal → Mary's Harbour
Blanc-Sablon ferry to Mary's Harbour
The drive from every airport and ferry ↓
- Distance
- 170 km
- Drive time
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Stop 1: Forteau
A village on Route 510, the Labrador Straits road.
Directions →Show on map: Forteau ↑Other map apps
Apple · Google · Organic Maps · OsmAnd (both work offline, no tracking) · WazeStop 2: Point Amour LighthouseDetour
Completed in 1857 to guide steamships down the Strait of Belle Isle, with 132 steps to the top. A Provincial Historic Site.
Stopping here adds 10.1 km to the drive.
Directions →Show on map: Point Amour Lighthouse ↑Other map apps
Apple · Google · Organic Maps · OsmAnd (both work offline, no tracking) · WazeStop 3: Pinware
A hamlet on Route 510 between Point Amour and Red Bay.
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Apple · Google · Organic Maps · OsmAnd (both work offline, no tracking) · WazeStop 4: Red BayDetour
The mid-16th-century Basque whaling port on the Strait of Belle Isle, a Parks Canada national historic site and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Stopping here adds 3.3 km to the drive.
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Drive measured Oct 24, 2026, Blanc-Sablon ferry terminal to Mary's Harbour. Your maps app gives the time on the day. How we measure
Add to a trip →Keep for offline ↓Ferry info: Labrador Marine →
170 km. The Blanc-Sablon ferry to Mary’s Harbour on Routes 138 and 510. The boat from St. Barbe, on the island, lands at the terminal.
Battle Harbour, the restored fishing village on Battle Island, gives Mary’s Harbour as its address. How to get across is on their page. Battle Harbour’s page →
Sunrise and sunset at Mary's Harbour, by month
| Month (the 15th) | Sunrise | Sunset |
|---|---|---|
| January | 8:15 am | 4:28 pm |
| February | 7:30 am | 5:25 pm |
| March | 7:28 am | 7:16 pm |
| April | 6:16 am | 8:10 pm |
| May | 5:18 am | 9:00 pm |
| June | 4:50 am | 9:36 pm |
| July | 5:09 am | 9:29 pm |
| August | 5:56 am | 8:40 pm |
| September | 6:46 am | 7:30 pm |
| October | 7:37 am | 6:20 pm |
| November | 7:34 am | 4:22 pm |
| December | 8:16 am | 4:00 pm |
Worked out for the 15th of each month at this spot, in local time. The weather line at the top has today's.
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Paved or not, per the map
- Mapped as unpaved
- 2.6 km
- Main Street (0.28 km, 0.2 km from Mary's Harbour); Main Street (0.14 km, 0.3 km from Mary's Harbour); Main Street (0.2 km, 0.4 km from Mary's Harbour)
- Mapped as paved
- 93%
- 150.3 km of 170 km driven
- No surface tag on the map
- 5%
- 8 km: surface not recorded
In a rental car: Hertz Canada’s terms say “use off paved roads or on roads which are not regularly maintained” voids the damage waiver. Check your own agreement. Hertz’s terms ↗. Source for these figures: OSRM driving profile, stored route query, with node annotations; OpenStreetMap surface tags via Overpass, checked 2026-10-24. Today's road conditions: 511.
Before you go
These change, so we link to the people who keep them up to date.
The sailingThe schedule changes through the year
The boat from St. Barbe lands at this terminal. The province publishes a different timetable by season and says ice can lengthen a crossing, so book the sailing first.
gov.nl.ca →MooseYear round, worst between dusk and dawn
The province puts the likelihood of injury in a moose collision at twice as high between dusk and dawn as in daylight.
gov.nl.ca →Road conditionsYear round, most of all November to April
Check 511 before you set out on Routes 138 and 510, and again before the drive back.
511nl.ca →
Questions
How far is Mary's Harbour from the Blanc-Sablon ferry?＋
170 km by road, on Routes 138 and 510. Your maps app gives the time on the day.
Where does the ferry come from?＋
St. Barbe, on the island's Northern Peninsula. The drive to the St. Barbe ferry from each island airport and ferry has its own page.
What is at Mary's Harbour?＋
Battle Harbour, the restored fishing village on Battle Island, gives Mary's Harbour as its address. Battle Harbour's page has the details.
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