Convenient Motor Coach Travel

VANCOUVER TO VICTORIA BUS FERRY BUS We got a cab from our Vancouver downtown hotel to Pacific Central Station, there was a huge area to sit... read moreWe got a cab from our Vancouver downtown hotel to Pacific Central Station, there was a huge area to sit inside and have a coffee and a piece of fruit, and toilets. Then we moved outside checked our bags in to the driver and boarded our bus. It was very comfortable the 4 hours to Victoria Downtown goes really quick. On the ferry you get off the bus, can leave what you want on the bus and you go upstairs have a meal or snack then you can have a little nap or relax. We bought some great things in the gift store, when we got to Victoria they tell you to go inside and they ring a cab for you. then you go to your hotel. read less

Ideal stress-free way to get to downtown Vancouver / YVR / Cruise Ship Terminal from Victoria (and vice-versa) My family and I have used these services for decades and never been disappointed. The buses are always immaculate, seldom... read moreMy family and I have used these services for decades and never been disappointed. The buses are always immaculate, seldom crowded and the drivers very friendly. We often have masses of luggage, and there has never been an issue.

It's a nice bonus that the buses are first-on (no interminable waits for onboard food!) and first-off the ferries (no nasty traffic jams when disembarking). Most BC Ferries have a Self-Serve Cafeteria-style Restaurant, a terrific (and very reasonable) Buffet, a Coffee/Snack Bar, Gift Shop and Play Area/Video Arcade for kids. For $12. CDN extra, the Seawest Lounge is a great spot for getting some work done or avoiding the crowds. The fee includes Starbucks coffee, tea, juice and snacks, plus a selection of newspapers & magazines.

If you are travelling during the summer months, the onboard Coastal Naturalists are always fascinating. read less