Transportation to Victoria by Sea

Several ferry systems connect Vancouver Island and Victoria with mainland Canada and the United States. All reservable routes can be booked quickly and securely by clicking on
FERRY RESERVATIONS.

The Ferry Traveller is a ferry reservations and ferry travel reference website which provides port maps, schedules, crossing times and fares for all coastal ferry systems operating in the region. Make your ferry reservations here.
FERRY RESERVATIONS

BC Ferries provides passenger & vehicle vessels operating year-round on 25 routes throughout coastal British Columbia. 3 major routes connect Vancouver Island to the Lower Mainland of BC: Swartz Bay to Tsawwassen (1.5 hrs.), Duke Point to Tsawwassen (2 hrs.), and Nanaimo to Horseshoe Bay (1.5 hrs.) While reservations on the BCF mainland routes are optional and can be purchased from BCF at $15 above the standard fare, FERRY RESERVATIONS for the Port Hardy / Prince Rupert; Queen Charlottes and Discovery Coast Passage are suggested.

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This passenger vessel operates year-round connecting downtown Vancouver with downtown Nanaimo. This high speed catamaran makes the crossing in about 80 minutes. Reservations are suggested.

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Daily year-round passenger vessel (no vehicles), operating between Seattle, Washington and Victoria's Inner Harbour, this company provides a 2-3 hour crossing on high speed catamarans. A duty free shop and beverage/snack bar are on board during the summer months. Reservations are suggested.

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Seasonal passenger only vessel (no vehicles), Victoria-San Juan Cruises offers narrated service between Bellingham, Washington and Victoria, British Columbia through the scenic San Juan Islands. Reservations are suggested.

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