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Vancouver Island Marine Transportation & Ferries Services Vancouver Island Marine Transportation & Ferries Services MARINE TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULED FERRY SERVICES SERVICES Lady Rose Marine Service Blackball Ferry Line- M.V. Coho P.O. Box 188 430 Belleville Street Port Alberni, BC V9Y 7M7 Victoria, BC V8V 1W9 Phone: (250) 723-8313 Phone: (250) 386 2202 Toll Free: 1- 800-663-7192 Website: https://www.cohoferry.com/ Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.ladyrosemarine.com/ Victoria Clipper Phone: (250) 382-8100 Marine Link Transportation Group Ltd Website: PO Box 451 http://www.clippervacations.com/clipper-ferry/ Campbell River, BC V9W 5C1 Phone: (250) 286-3373 Email: through website Washington State Department of Website: http://www.marinelink.ca/ Transportation PO Box 2248 2499 Ocean Avenue Nootka Sound Service Ltd -MV Uchuck III Sidney, BC V8L1T3 P.O. Box 57 Phone: (250) 414-4455 Gold River, BC V0P 1G0 Website: Phone: (250) 283-2325 http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/vesselwatch/ Toll Free: 1-877-824-8253 TerminalDetail.aspx?terminalid=19 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.getwest.ca/ BC Ferries Head Office Suite 500 - 1321 Blanshard Street Victoria, BC V8W 0B7 Phone: (250) 381-1401 Toll Free: 1-888-223-3779 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.bcferries.com/ 10/2013 1 Vancouver Island Marine Transportation & Ferries Services Vancouver Island – Mainland Saanich Inlet Route Victoria – Vancouver (Swartz Bay -Tsawwassen) Brentwood Bay - Mill Bay (Brentwood Bay - Mill Bay) Nanaimo –Vancouver (Duke Point-Tsawwassen) Nanaimo –West Vancouver (Departure Bay - Horseshoe Bay) Comox -Powell River (Little River -Westview) Map of Vancouver Island – Mainland and Saanich Inlet Route http://www.bcferries.com/schedules/mainland/ 10/2013 2 Vancouver Island Marine Transportation & Ferries Services Southern Gulf Islands Bowen Island - Vancouver Saturna Island Departures (Lyall Harbour) (Snug Cove-Horseshoe Bay) Saturna to Galiano Island (Sturdies Bay) Saturna to Mayne Island (Village Bay) Chemainus-Thetis Island-Penelakut Island Saturna to Pender Island (Otter Bay) Chemainus - Thetis Island - Penelakut Island Saturna to Salt Spring Island (Long Harbour) Saturna to Vancouver (Tsawwassen) Day Trip from Swartz Bay (Swartz Bay) Saturna to Victoria (Swartz Bay) Galiano Island Departures (Sturdies Bay) Pender Island Departures (Otter Bay) Galiano to Mayne Island (Village Bay) Pender to Galiano Island (Sturdies Bay) Galiano to Pender Island (Otter Bay) Pender to Mayne Island (Village Bay) Galiano to Salt Spring Island (Long Harbour) Pender to Salt Spring Island (Long Harbour) Galiano to Saturna Island (Lyall Harbour) Pender to Saturna Island (Lyall Harbour) Galiano to Vancouver (Tsawwassen) Pender to Vancouver (Tsawwassen) Galiano to Victoria (Swartz Bay) Pender to Victoria (Swartz Bay) Mayne Island Departures (Village Bay) Victoria Departures Mayne to Galiano Island (Sturdies Bay) (Swartz Bay-Southern Gulf Islands) Mayne to Pender Island (Otter Bay) Swartz Bay to Galiano Island (Sturdies Bay) Mayne to Salt Spring Island (Long Harbour) Swartz Bay to Mayne Island (Village Bay) Mayne to Saturna Island (Lyall Harbour) Swartz Bay to Pender Island (Village Bay) Mayne to Vancouver (Tsawwassen) Swartz Bay to Saturna Island (Lyall Harbour) Mayne to Victoria (Swartz Bay) Nanaimo-Gabriola Island (Nanaimo Harbour - Gabriola Island) Salt Spring Island Departures (Long Harbour) Salt Spring to Galiano Island (Sturdies Bay) Salt Spring to Mayne Island (Village Bay) Salt Spring to Saturna Island (Lyall Harbour) Salt Spring to Pender Island (Otter Bay) Salt Spring to Vancouver (Tsawwassen) Salt Spring/Vesuvius-Crofton Salt Spring Island (Vesuvius Bay) – Crofton Salt Spring Island – Victoria (Fulford Harbour - Swartz Bay) http://www.bcferries.com/schedules/southern/ 10/2013 3 Vancouver Island Marine Transportation & Ferries Services Northern Gulf Islands Vancouver Island - Denman Island (Buckley Bay - Denman West) Denman Island - Hornby Island (Gravelly Bay-Shingle Spit) Campbell River - Quadra Island (Quathiaski Cove) (Campbell River-Quadra Island) Quadra Island - Cortes Island (Heriot Bay-Whaletown) Port McNeill - Alert Bay – Sointula (Vancouver Island-Cormorant Island-Malcolm Island) Comox - Powell River (Little River-Westview) Powell River - Texada Island (Westview-Blubber Bay) http://www.bcferries.com/schedules/northern/ 10/2013 4 Vancouver Island Marine Transportation & Ferries Services Discovery Coast Passage Summer-only service between Port Hardy and Mid Coast ports Bella Bella, Shearwater, Klemtu, Ocean Falls and Bella Coola http://www.bcferries.com/schedules/discovery/ 10/2013 5 .
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