Ferries near Nelson BC (38 Result(s))

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.

Travelling between Port Angeles and Victoria? Black Ball Ferry Line offers a reliable ferry service and fantastic travel packages. With our service, you'll avoid long border lineups and you'll treat yourself to a tranquil marine crossing. Book your tickets online for a smooth journey!

The Victoria Harbour Ferry Company was founded in 1990 with just two ferry boats. Today we own and operate a fleet of 14 small passenger ferries that sail the waters around Victoria, B.C.'s Inner Harbour and the neighboring Selkirk and Gorge Waterways. All but one of our ferry boats were built on Vancouver Island, all can travel at speeds of up to 7 knots (12.5 kilometers per hour or 8 miles per hour) and can carry up to 12 passengers plus the Skipper. Several of our little ferry boats have traveled a distance the equivalent of one and half times around the equator without ever having left our harbour. Over the years we have carried over 1.5 million passengers and have become Victoria's Number One Tourist Attraction. In addition to our fleet of 'pickle boats' we operate a 40 passenger Tour and Charter vessel used for larger groups and events on our harbour waters.

WaterBridge Steelwaterbridgesteel.comThe Goal of WaterBridge Steel is to design and build quality marine vessels that meet the needs of its customers – on time, on budget and in an environmentally friendly manner. Click here to read more about us .In June of 2012 WaterBridge Steel was awarded a contract by the B.C. Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure to design and build an 80 car commercial ferry to run on the Shelter Bay to Galena Bay route on Arrow Lake in the Central Kootenays. The new ferry was designed and built over a period of approximately 24 months. The ferry ''M.V. COLUMBIA'' was delivered and went into service in June of 2014. See the 'New Upper Arrow Lake Ferry' page for pictures of the construction of this new vessel. WaterBridge Steel Inc.