Victoria: One-Way Ferry Ride to Vancouver
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Relax in the comfort of a luxury coach and ferry, with spectacular views
Travel from Victoria to Vancouver on a one-way journey combining scheduled motor coach connections with a ferry crossing through the Gulf Islands. The service runs from the Bus Terminal at Capital City Station to Swartz Bay, continues by ferry to Tsawwassen, then finishes by coach at Pacific Central Station in Vancouver. The journey takes about four hours, with scenic views along the sea crossing.
What's Included
- Scheduled motor coach transportation from the Bus Terminal at the Capital City Station, in Victoria, to the Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal, in Victoria
- One-way ferry trip from the Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal to the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal, in Vancouver
- Scheduled motor coach transportation from the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal to the Bus Terminal at Pacific Central Station in Vancouver
What's Not Included
- Food & drinks
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Victoria: One-Way Ferry Ride to Vancouver:
721 Douglas St Victoria
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Average Duration
Duration: 04:00
Not Wheelchair Accessible
Additional Information & Description
Victoria to Vancouver becomes more than a transfer on this one-way coach-and-ferry journey. Travel in the comfort of a luxury coach, then take in spectacular views as the ferry cruises through the Gulf Islands. The sea crossing gives the journey its distinctive appeal, with island scenery along the route between the two cities.
Three connected stages from Victoria to Vancouver
The ticket includes scheduled motor coach transportation from the Bus Terminal at Capital City Station in Victoria to Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal. From there, the included one-way ferry trip takes you to Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal in Vancouver. A further scheduled motor coach service carries you from Tsawwassen to the Bus Terminal at Pacific Central Station in Vancouver. Both land connections are part of the journey, so the transport extends beyond the ferry terminals: you begin at a city bus terminal and finish at another, rather than ending your trip at the waterfront.
Allow four hours for the journey
The journey takes approximately four hours. This is a one-way service from Victoria to Vancouver, with Pacific Central Station as the final stop. Set aside that travel time when arranging your onward plans in Vancouver; the ferry crossing is one stage of the coach-and-ferry itinerary.
Where to arrive in Victoria
Start at 721 Douglas St in Victoria and arrive 15 minutes before departure. This arrival allowance comes before the journey begins, so factor it into your departure-day schedule rather than arriving at the scheduled leaving time.
Digital tickets and refreshments
Tickets are delivered instantly, and smartphone tickets are accepted. Food and drinks are not included in the fare. The ticket covers the transport stages described above, while refreshments remain outside the included service.
Frequently Asked Questions about Victoria: One-Way Ferry Ride to Vancouver
It covers scheduled motor coach travel from Victoria’s Capital City Station bus terminal to Swartz Bay, a one-way ferry to Tsawwassen, and a scheduled coach connection to Pacific Central Station in Vancouver.
The crossing travels through the Gulf Islands, offering views of the islands and surrounding water.
The trip takes approximately four hours.
Yes. Smartphone tickets are accepted, and tickets are delivered instantly.
No. Food and drinks are excluded from the ticket.
No. The ticket is non-refundable.
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Tiqets International B.V.
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