 Sea to Sky Highway Getting There
Vancouver, Coast & Mountains welcomes many visitors each year. Its largest city, Vancouver, is a major transportation hub well served by air, sea, road and rail carriers.
There are two international airports in the region, Vancouver International Airport - the second largest passenger gateway on the West Coast of North America and Abbotsford International Airport.
Getting Around
The region is astonishingly scenic so getting from place to place is an absolute pleasure no matter what mode of transportation you use. The most popular ways to get around are by car, bus and ferry. Other options include floatplane and rail - the region is served by two major passenger railways and two sightseeing rail tours.
Below are some links to get you started:
Air: Air travel is a popular choice for both visitors and locals in the Vancouver Coast & Mountains region.
> More about Air Travel
Ferry: BC Ferries is one of the world's most sophisticated ferry systems.
> More about Ferry Travel
Rail: Once you've left the cities behind, just about every inch of any rail trip in the Vancouver, Coast & Mountains region is unforgettably scenic.
> More about Rail Travel
Bus: Bus transportation is a great option for day excursions, scenic/narrated tours or just getting from place to place.
> More about Bus Travel
Car: An extensive and well-maintained road system makes driving a pleasure.
> More about Car Travel
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