The Brisbane City Council ferry fleet operated and maintained by RiverCity Ferries consists of 22 CityCats, 1 CityFerry and 5 KittyCats.
OUR FLEET
Brisbane City Council’s CityCats have been an iconic feature of the Brisbane River since 1996. From NorthShore Hamilton to the University of Queensland, the CityCats regularly service 18 locations and provide an exciting and refreshing way to experience the city.
The CityCats are named after indigenous place names around the Brisbane River, with the exceptions of Neville Bonner for the late indigenous politician and the Spirit of Brisbane that was named following the devastating 2011 Brisbane Floods.
OUR FLEET
The Brisbane City Council Fleet also consists of three different groups of smaller vessels that are utilised for Cross River and free CityHopper services. The nine monohulls, CityHoppers, and CityFerries were introduced between 1994 to 1993. These vessels, with the exception of Kalparrin, have been removed from service for safety works, and from November 2020, 5 small catamarans, nicknamed ‘KittyCats’ have been introduced to the fleet to continue these services.
