Transportation in Vancouver

Car rental companies and other transportation rental agencies offer their services for easy roaming around the city. There is also a state of the art transit system, the SkyTrain which operates fully-automated trains on two lines and is presently the world’s longest automated light rapid transit system. So you can choose according to your preference which way is most convenient for you to travel around the city. To give further guidance, we feature below subsections on air trips, day trips and boat trips that are usually taken by Vancouver tourists.

Vancouver International Airport’s

Air Trips

The Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is considered the second busiest airport in Canada and the second largest gateway of North America for international passengers. So, generally, there will be no problem with regards to flying direct into the city. But it is best to book in advance a rental car or have a tour agent meet you to avoid hassle. Similarly, visitors and citizens of Vancouver is also served by three float plane companies namely Salt Spring Air, West Coast Air and Harbour Air. So, for people who have busy schedules to meet, these float plane companies provide regular schedules of air service from YVR south terminal and Vancouver harbour.

Vancouver – False Creek and West End

Day Trips

Like every prime business and holiday location, transportation around the City of Vancouver is no sweat. Whether by day or night, transport options are varied to meet every traveller’s own specifications. The primary transit rapid system of Vancouver is the SkyTrain and the West Coast Express which is a commuter trail. The B-Line is the name of the bus service transporting people around the metropolis and the SeaBus provide transport for foot passengers and serves as a bicycle ferry. In fact, the city supports an active population of cyclists with their city-wide network of bicycle lands and routes. Thus, there is always something for the active traveller in the city’s roads and highways.

BC Ferries’ Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal

Boat Trips

Vancouver City is mainly served by two major BC Ferry terminals with one at Horseshoe Bay in the northwest, and the other one at Tsawwassen, Delta in the South. Subsequently, various types of cruises and charters are available to meet the equally varied demands of local and foreign tourists. Popular charter companies offer fun, friendly services for every type of adventurous traveller. Educational and eco-friendly cruises provide the chance of learning more while being able to see the sights of Vancouver harbours and natural water coves. Wedding cruises and lunch cruises offer the committed couple a wonderful venue to cement their relationship into a stronger bond. Also, bareboat sail boat charters and power boat charters provide exciting options for the avid sailor. So if you want to enjoy the enchanting Vancouver waters, boat trips are for you!