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Real Ro-Ro crossings across Maharashtra's creeks — scrub the crossing as you scroll.
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Everycreekonthiscoastcutsahighwayloop.Theferrydrawsthechord.
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Started in October 2003 at Dabhol–Dhopave — the first ferry boat service in Maharashtra — SSMS now runs multiple Ro-Ro routes with approved rates and life-saving gear on every vessel.
About SSMS
- First crossing
- 1988
- Active chords
- 0
- Safety stance
- MMB inspected
Dabhol–Dhopave opened the coast and still runs in all seasons.
Konkan Ro-Ro plates from Virar to Jaigad — closed routes stay on record.
Approved rates, annual inspections, and life-guarding apparatus on every ferry.
- Dabhol – DhopaveRo-Ro
- Jaigad – TawsalRo-Ro
- Dighi – AgardandeRo-Ro
- Veshvi – BagmandaleRo-Ro
- Vasai – BhayanderRo-Ro
- Virar – Saphale (Jalsar)Ro-Ro
- Ambet – MahpralClosed
- Dabhol – DhopaveRo-Ro
- Jaigad – TawsalRo-Ro
- Dighi – AgardandeRo-Ro
- Veshvi – BagmandaleRo-Ro
- Vasai – BhayanderRo-Ro
- Virar – Saphale (Jalsar)Ro-Ro
- Ambet – MahpralClosed
Seasonal cruise on the creek
Priyanka Cruise brings Konkani programmes, deck entertainment, and local food to Dabhol Creek in season. Advance enquiry required — booking is not online on this site yet.
Need the jetty number?
Online ferry booking is not available yet. Call the office for your crossing, or use the contact page.