Translink offers connecting bus service through Richmond and Vancouver.
Island Link offers van service from the Vancouver Airport to Vancouver Island via Horseshoe Bay Terminal. Van will drop off and pick up at the terminal.
Malaspina Coach Lines offers bus service from the Vancouver Airport to the Sunshine Coast via Horseshoe Bay Terminal.
Greyhound Canada offers bus service between Horseshoe Bay and dowtown Vancouver, where a transfer can be made to Vancouver Airport.
Driving
Look for destination signs leaving the airport terminal and follow Highway 99 North into Vancouver.
Go West on Georgia Street.
Take Highway 99 North over Lions Gate Bridge.
Follow Highway 1 West (Upper Levels Highway) to Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal.
Estimated driving time is approximately 60 minutes depending on traffic conditions.
Taxi or rental car.
A: Getting to Tsawwassen
Bus
Pacific Coach Lines offers point to point bus service from Vancouver Airport to Victoria via Tsawwassen terminal.
Driving
Look for destination signs leaving the airport terminal and follow Highway 99 South to Highway 17.
Follow Highway 17 South to the Tsawwassen ferry terminal.
Estimated driving time is approximately 25 minutes depending on traffic conditions.
West Vancouver Transit offers bus service from Horseshoe Bay terminal to downtown Vancouver.
Greyhound Canada offers point to point bus service from downtown Nanaimo to downtown Vancouver via Departure Bay/Horseshoe Bay or walk-on the ferry and purchase a bus ticket on board the vessel.
IslandLink Bus offers van service from Vancouver Island to Vancouver via Departure Bay/Horseshoe Bay. Van will drop off and pick up at the terminal.
Malaspina Coach Lines offers bus service from Sunshine Coast to Vancouver via Horseshoe Bay.
Driving
Follow Highway 1 East (Upper Levels Highway).
Exit Taylor Way.
Take Highway 99 South over Lions Gate Bridge.
Go East on Georgia Street .
Taxi
A: From Tsawwassen
Bus
Translink offers bus service from Horseshoe Bay terminal to downtown Vancouver
Pacific Coach Lines offers point to point bus service from Victoria to downtown Vancouver via Tsawwasen or walk on the ferry and purchase a bus ticket on board the vessel.
Driving
Follow Highway 17 North to Highway 99 North.
Take Highway 99 North over Oak Street Bridge.
Go West on 70 Avenue.
Go North on Granville Street.
Go over Granville Street bridge to downtown Vancouver
Estimated driving time approximately 50 minutes depending on traffic conditions
Greyhound offers bus service from Nanaimo and Horseshoe Bay to Whistler via Horseshoe Bay terminal.
IslandLink Bus offers a once-daily Horseshoe Bay to Squamish and Whistler round trip with connections to/from most IslandLink Bus points.
Driving
Exit Horseshoe Bay Terminal
Take Highway 99 North to Whistler.
A: From Tsawwassen
Bus
Pacific Coach Lines offers point to point bus service from Victoria to Whistler via Tsawwassen or walk-on the ferry and purchase a bus ticket on board the vessel. Guests will need to transfer at YVR to Pacific Coach Lines Whistler service.
Pacific Coach Lines offers point to point bus service from Nanaimo to Vancouver International Airport via Duke Point/Tsawwassen. Guests will need to transfer at YVR to Pacific Coach Lines Whistler Service.
Translink offers bus service from Tsawwassen terminal to the Canada Line Express Rail System which guests can take to the closest Park n’ Ride lot and then bus up to Whistler.
Driving
Take Highway 17 North to Highway 99 North
Go over Oak Street Bridge
Go West on 70 Avenue.
Go North on Granville Street.
Go over Granville Street bridge
Go North on Hornby Street
Go over Granville Street bridge
Go West on Georgia Street
Take Highway 99 North over Lions Gate Bridge
Follow Highway 1 West (Upper Levels Highway) to Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal
Follow Highway 99 North to Whistler
Estimated driving time 3 hours depending on traffic conditions
Q: Can I park at the terminals? A: Yes. Tsawwassen, Horseshoe Bay, Swartz Bay, Departure Bay, Duke Point and Langdale terminals all have pay parking. During the Olympics, parking may fill up quickly. Customers are encouraged to check parking conditions on our website prior to travel.
Q: When should I be at the terminals? A: If you have a vehicle reservation, you must be checked in through the ticket booth at least 30 minutes prior to the scheduled sailing time or your reservation will no longer be valid and you will travel standby. The reservation fee for unclaimed reservations will not be refunded.
Walk-on passengers should plan to arrive at least 30 minutes in advance of their desired sailing. Tickets must be purchased at least ten minutes before the scheduled sailing time.
Q: Can I make reservations for travel on BC Ferries? A: Reservations are strongly encouraged during the Olympic Games. You can make reservations at www.bcferries.com/res/ or by calling our Customer Sales and Service Representatives between 7 am and 8 pm (Pacific Time) Monday to Friday and between 8am and 6pm Saturday and Sunday:
1-888-BCFERRY (1-888-223-3779) toll-free in North America
(250) 386-3431 long distance from outside North America
Q: Can I cancel or change a reservation? A: Yes, it is possible to change or cancel a reservation. Specific policies & fees will vary by route & reservation type. For further information, please visit www.bcferries.com/res/ or call 1-888-223-3779.
Q: What amenities do you have on board the vessels and at the terminals? A: BC Ferries has a wide varietyof amenities to serve our customers. Please click here for more information >>
Q: Do you offer special services for people with disabilities? A: We provide special vehicle loading for people who have difficulty with stairs. If you use a wheelchair or walking aid please tell your ticket agent when you arrive at the terminal and we'll load your vehicle as close to an elevator as possible.
If you are a resident of British Columbia and have a permanent disability, reduced fares are available (this applies to passenger fares only). To receive them, you must present your BC Ferries Disabled Status Identification (DSI) card when you arrive at the terminal. Passengers requiring the use of an overheight vehicle equipped with a mechanical wheelchair lift or ramp may travel at the posted underheight vehicle (or car) tariff with or without a DSI card. Please tell the ticket agent of your vehicle's special status.
Let us know if BC Ferries can assist in any way to make your experience travelling as a foot passenger more comfortable. Please contact our Customer Service Centre (1-888-223-3779) 48 hours prior to your intended departure date to arrange for assistance and additional information on the range of services provided to our customers with varying abilities.
