Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal

Horseshoe Bay is located in West Vancouver, 16 miles (25 km) northwest of downtown Vancouver.

Vehicles and Passengers

Sailing Time: 20 minutes from Horseshoe Bay to Bowen Island.

Sailings: 14 daily roundtrip sailings between Horseshoe Bay and Bowen Island.

Ticket sales for vehicles will end five minutes before the scheduled sailing time. Ticket sales for foot passengers end five minutes before the scheduled sailing time at Horseshoe Bay Terminal, and ten minutes before for walk-on passengers at Snug Cove terminal on Bowen Island.

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Driving instructions from Vancouver to Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal:
West on Georgia Street, through Stanley Park
Cross the Lions Gate Bridge
Follow the Upper Levels Highway, 99-1, to Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal
Total estimated driving time from downtown Vancouver: 25 minutes

Driving instructions from Vancouver International Airport:
Look for destination signs leaving the airport terminal and follow Highway 99 North into Vancouver.
West on Georgia Street, through Stanley Park
Cross the Lions Gate Bridge
Follow the Upper Levels Highway, 99-1, to Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal
Total estimated driving time from Vancouver International Airport: 45 minutes

Driving instructions from Seattle:
I-5 North to the Canadian border
In British Columbia, I-5 becomes Highway 99
Follow Highway 99 North into Vancouver West on Georgia Street, through Stanley Park Cross the Lions Gate Bridge
Follow Upper Levels Highway, 99-1, to Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal
Total estimated driving time: about 3 hours 30 minutes