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Visit the Thetis Island Page Visit the Saltspring Island Page Visit the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal Page Visit the Victoria Town Page Visit the Duncan Town Page Visit the Cowichan Bay Town Page Visit the Saltspring Island Page Visit the Pender Islands Page Visit the Pender Islands Page Visit the Saturna Island Page Visit the Mayne Island Page Visit the Galiano Island Page Visit the Chemainus Town Page Visit the Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal Page Visit the Fulford Harbour Ferry Terminal Page Visit the Otter Bay Ferry Terminal Page Visit the Lyall Harbour Ferry Terminal Page Visit the Village Bay Ferry Terminal Page Visit the Sturdies Bay Ferry Terminal Page Visit the Long Harbour Ferry Terminal Page Visit the Crofton/Vesuvius Ferry Page Visit the Thetis/Kuper Ferry Route Page

This Gulf Island Ferry Routes Map contains many links to Town and Ferry Transportation pages. Click on a live link to view the desired page.

Travelling between the Southern Gulf Islands can be accomplished in small hops - each island deserves at least a day or two for exploring. Various routes through the Gulf Islands are described in Island Hopping in the Gulf Islands.

A variety of BC Ferries vessels sails to Saltspring, Galiano, Mayne, and Pender islands from Tsawwassen on the Lower Mainland and Swartz Bay on Vancouver Island. In addition, BC Ferries sails from Village Bay on Mayne Island to Saturna Island, from Crofton to Vesuvius on Saltspring Island, as well as from Nanaimo to Gabriola Island.

If you're in a car, don't expect to simply arrive at the terminal and drive aboard. The perplexing web of schedules, routes and fares makes advanced planning (and, often, reservations) a must. Or spare yourself the stress and expense by leaving your car behind; most inns and B&B's will pick you up at the dock. Interisland ferries ply the waters of the southern Gulfs, operating on a first-come, first-served basis.

You can reserve a space for your vehicle in advance on the most popular runs by calling BC Ferries toll-free in Canada at (888) 223-3779. Kayaks and canoes are considered hand luggage while a small fee is charged for those bringing bicycles. Most Gulf Islands have maps and tourist information available at the ferry dock when you arrive. It's best to orient yourself from these locations.
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