Ferries near Caycuse BC (41 Result(s))

The Aquabus provides frequent, daily passenger ferry service to all major destinations in False Creek. Whether you are a tourist, casual rider, or a regular commuter, our comfortable vessels and friendly drivers let you travel with ease while you enjoy Vancouver's spectacular waterfront scenery.

The intention of the Ferry Building Gallery is to enliven, enrich, engage, inform and educate the public by presenting a diversity of stimulating and high quality juried exhibits and displays which maintain a standard of excellence.The mandate is to support the development of emerging and established North Shore artists, and create and provide art lectures, tours and programs which reflect the cultural diversity of the North Shore Community and provide a range of enriching experiences.

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Seaspan is an association of Canadian companies primarily involved in coastal and deepsea transportation, bunkering, ship repair and shipbuilding services in Western North America.

Way West water taxi, based in Campbell River connects the Northern end of Vancouver Island, British Columbia with many remote island and coastline destinations. Way West Water Taxi offers transportation services to many diverse industries including tourism, forestry and aquaculture. One of our specialties is our kayak shuttle service, transporting sea kayakers to and from their remote Discovery Islands or British Columbia's West Coast sea kayaking destinations.

The Cook's Ferry First Nation is a Nlaka'pamux First Nations government located in the Central Interior region of the Canadian province of British Columbia. It is a member of the Nicola Tribal Association, which are two of three tribal councils of the Nlaka'pamux people We are a community of 347 Band members with 15% members residing on reserve and 85% residing off reserve. Our mission is to understand individual roles, responsibilities and to be respectful of others roles and responsibilities.