FERRY ROUTES
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The 15 most popular pacific northwest ferries, from quick island hops to full open-water crossings. Each one with sailing times, fares and who runs the boat, so you can pick the right deck and book it.
Ferry to Victoria plus included Butchart Gardens and free time in the Inner Harbour. Door-to-door pickup from downtown Vancouver.
Most Popular“It’s was amazing! We had a great time! The driver was fantastic! Chinatown was beautiful. The ferry ride had a beautiful view.”
Full-day ferry to Victoria from Vancouver with included Butchart Gardens entry, scenic Gulf Islands views, and downtown time by the Inner Harbour.
“The only reason this wasn't five stars is because I wish we spent more time in Victoria. But honestly it was a great experience”
High-speed ferry from Seattle’s Pier 69 to Victoria, BC with comfy seats, onboard cafe and duty-free, plus downtown Inner Harbour time.
“Went on solo trip to Victoria for day exploring. High speed clipper V ferry took 3 hours to get there. Was upgraded for $20 to vista upstairs seating. Coffee, snacks and mimosa were good and fairly priced. Everyone was very nice and look forward to taking ferry again.”
Fly one-way by seaplane from Vancouver to Victoria, then return by bus and BC ferry. Gulf Islands views plus Inner Harbour time.
“It was quite a long day but thoroughly enjoyed it. Loved the seaplan ride with Harbour Air. They were all very friendly and helpful. Victoria is a beautiful place. Lots to see and do. Plenty of bars, cafes and restaurants. We enjoyed the hop on and off bus trip. The ferry ride back was lovely…”
Floatplane from Vancouver to Victoria, explore Inner Harbour, then return by ferry through Active Pass with coach to downtown.
Food, drinks, and a harbour ferry ride through Victoria’s Inner Harbour, Chinatown, Chinatown alleys, Bastion Square, and local pubs.
Granville Island and False Creek ferry day pass with nine stops and frequent rides. Great harbor views from $16.52.
“It was such a fun and relaxing way to explore Vancouver. The views from the water were beautiful, and the stops made it easy to visit places like Granville Island, David Lam Park and Yaletown. The boats came often — so convenient! Definitely worth getting the day pass.”
A fast Seattle to Victoria crossing on the FRS Clipper catamaran, with duty-free onboard shopping, food service, and easy downtown arrival.
“Delightful experience! Helpful, kind staff. Comfortable voyage. Complete professionalism and safety.”
Victoria to Seattle in about 3 hours by high-speed ferry. Downtown Seattle arrival, duty-free shopping, roomy seats, and easy one-way travel.
“The seats are comfortable and the food is pretty darn good. We had a couple of nice drinks and sandwiches. Both were very good”
3-hour North Vancouver food tour with the Seabus ferry ride, Lonsdale Quay tastings, Shipyards stops, and included beer and wine.
“Lots of fun. Great tastes. Interesting present day and history of the shipyards. Kelsey was very upbeat.”
Hop Victoria’s waterfront pubs by ferry, with a live guide, free appetizer bites, and local culture stops. 3 hours for $52, drinks extra.
High-speed ferry from Seattle to Victoria with scenic Salish Sea views and 5 hours to explore Inner Harbour, garden options, duty-free.
“The ferry ride was very enjoyable! We enjoyed a very lovely day in Victoria Canada!”
Vancouver to Victoria day trip with a guided run through iconic sights and round-trip BC Ferries, plus Butchart Gardens.
“The tour themselves was good. But I was surprised, that the driver came before we back in Vancouver and wanted to have a service charge from 15 Candian dollar. Ok I am a German and I know that the tips in North America really bigger than in Germany. The driver told me its not the…”
Full-day Victoria highlights from Vancouver: roundtrip ferry, Butchart Gardens entry, Inner Harbour, Mile Zero photos, and a chance at dolphins.
Take an electric ferry from Granville Island for a quiet, narrated loop through False Creek, Expo 86, the Olympic legacy, and English Bay.
“Our skipper was super-friendly, engaging, and very knowledgeable. The tour visited diverse locations within False Creek, and outwards to English Bay Beach, encompassing many aspects of the history and development of Vancouver. The small group size on the very quiet electric ferry promoted an inclusive and conversational environment.”
Pick a coastline and find the ferry that gets you across it.
