There has been a ferry service across the Tyne between the communities of North and South Shields since the 14th century.
Nexus now runs the only remaining cross Tyne ferry which carries almost three quarters of a million passengers every year.
River cruises and private hire trips are also run to enable people to view the changing face of life and industry along the banks of the River Tyne between Shields and Newcastle. In total, nearly 25,000 ferry trips are made every year.
7th July 2023
31st July 2014
11th July 2010
2nd August 2009
16th August 2006
More Information:
- Nexus - Ferry history
- Wikipedia - Shields Ferry
- Bridges On The Tyne - The Shields Ferry
- Bridges On The Tyne - Old Shields Ferries
- Co-Curate - The Shields Ferry
- Sitelines - South Shields, Ferry Street, ferry landing
See my other photos around The Shields Ferry:
- North Shields to Tynemouth walk
- North Shields - Chirton Dene
- North Shields Fish Quay
- North Shields Fish Quay - Clifford's Fort
- North Shields - Lighthouses
- North Shields - River Tyne
- North Shields - Royal Quays Marina
- North Shields - Whitehill Point - HMS Tyne
- Old Photos of North Shields Fish Quay
- Jarrow - The Monastery and church of Saint Paul
- South Shields Town Centre
- South Shields - River Tyne
- South Shields - Herd Groyne Lighthouse
- South Shields - Mill Dam Conservation Area
- South Shields - Ocean Beach Pleasure Park
- South Shields - Old Town Hall
- South Shields - Seafront
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