Vancouver Transportation

For specific information about Group or Private Transportaion, Tours and Transfers, see our Group & Private Transportation Options.

Vancouver has an unusually wide assortment of transportation options. Of course you can fly in and out of its world class international airport, YVR, ranked third in the world by business passengers. You can also drive in or come by bicycle, bus, train or ferry.

Once you're here, you can take float planes, helicopters, a gondola, large BC Ferries to go island hopping, a SeaBus to get back and forth between Vancouver and the North Shore or tiny ferries to explore False Creek.

You can explore by canoe, kayak, power boat or sailboat. You can take buses, shuttle buses, taxis, trolleys, horse drawn conveyance or the SkyTrain to get from place to place.

Ironically, with all these options, the best way to get around Vancouver and the North Shore is often by walking. Vancouver has some of the best trails, paths and walkways you'll find anywhere.

Public transportation options listed here are handicap accessible. For information about handicap accessibility involving private companies, contact the company directly or take a look at the BCPassport Access page.