Vancouver

Mountains, ocean, and cosmopolitan cool

Canada · US/Canada West Coast
1.7
Avg. ships per day
9.5h
Avg. time in port

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About Vancouver

Vancouver's cruise terminal at Canada Place, with its white sail-shaped roof, sits right next to downtown. Stanley Park, a 400-hectare rainforest peninsula, is a short walk or bike ride from the terminal and has a seawall path that loops the entire perimeter. Gastown, the oldest neighbourhood, has cobblestone streets and a steam-powered clock. Granville Island has a public market selling fresh seafood, baked goods, and local produce. The North Shore mountains are visible from the city and reachable by SeaBus ferry. Grouse Mountain has a gondola and hiking. The Capilano Suspension Bridge crosses a canyon 70 metres above the river. Chinatown, one of the largest in North America, has Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden at its centre. Sushi and seafood are Vancouver's strongest food categories. The SkyTrain connects the airport and suburbs. Canadian dollar is the currency.

Peak season

May – Sep
1,528 sailings over the next 12 months
  • January: 0 sailings
  • February: 0 sailings
  • March: 1 sailing
  • April: 57 sailings
  • May: 295 sailings
  • June: 288 sailings
  • July: 315 sailings
  • August: 301 sailings
  • September: 221 sailings
  • October: 47 sailings
  • November: 3 sailings
  • December: 0 sailings

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