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British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. (BC Ferries) (ID: 39137)
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kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Business Opportunities Employment News Releases Newbuild Program Public Consultation Board of Directors Executive Team Our Fleet Our History Our Service Safety First Kid Zone Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: British Columbia Ferry Services Inc., or BC Ferries, is known for safety, spectacular scenery and a proud maritime history. What began in 1960 as a two vessel, two terminal operation has grown into one of the largest, most sophisticated ferry transportation systems in the world. Our fleet of 35 vessels serves a diverse range of communities - up to 47 ports of call - along the coast of British Columbia, Canada. As the primary provider of coastal ferry service in the province, BC Ferries recognizes its unique role in the region's economy. From maintaining a constant flow of goods and services, to linking families and friends, to attracting tourists to our many unique destinations, our company is a key participant in the development of coastal communities. A Growing Organization >> Our Commitment to Customers >> About our Governance >> More Information >> Links to other company topics can be found under About BC Ferries in the left-hand navigation. This page revised as of Dec 16, 2004 at 04:28 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Welcome to the BC Ferries Website.. Fran ais | Deutsch Reservations Travel Planning Hotel Accommodations, Car Rentals and Air Travel About BC Ferries News Releases Business Opportunities Employment Opportunities Gift Shop Contact Us kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Our Service - The Long and the Short of it Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Business Opportunities Employment News Releases Newbuild Program Public Consultation Board of Directors Executive Team Our Fleet Our History Our Service Safety First Kid Zone Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Our Service - The Long and the Short of it BC Ferries serves up to 47 ports of call on 25 routes throughout coastal British Columbia. The crossings between Vancouver Island and B.C.'s Lower Mainland can last from less than 90 minutes to two hours, depending on which run you take. There are three to choose from -- including our Vancouver-Victoria service -- with frequent sailings every day of the year. Shorter hops include BC Ferries service to the picturesque Gulf Islands (sailing from both Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland), and to friendly communities along the Sunshine Coast , northwest of Vancouver. There's also Vancouver Island's most beautiful shortcut , between Brentwood and Mill Bay, across the Saanich Inlet (near Victoria). If you're after more of a "cruise line" experience, consider a voyage through British Columbia's majestic Inside Passage . This one is particularly popular with international travellers, going from Port Hardy at the northern end of Vancouver Island to Prince Rupert, gateway to southeast Alaska. You'll enjoy the gracious hospitality of our flagship, Queen of the North (pictured above), including all the amenities of our other large ferries, plus en route movies and a licensed dining room with live entertainment during the summer season. Day rooms are available, as well as overnight cabins for those taking the return trip. To see what it's like aboard the Queen of the North, click here for a Virtual Tour . Of course, the main appeal of this memorable journey is the scenery: a constantly changing vista of mountains, fjords, wildlife, and passing ships. BC Ferries traverses the Inside Passage all year long, including a summer schedule that turns the excursion into a 15-hour day cruise. If this sounds like your kind of getaway, give us a call for information and reservations. Reservations are also a must on the eight-hour crossing from Prince Rupert to the beautiful Queen Charlotte Islands , where yet another remarkable facet of the British Columbia experience awaits. Sometimes referred to as the "Canadian Galapagos", the Charlottes provide habitat for many different species of wildlife. These islands are the ancestral home of the Haida Indian Nation, and feature many unique cultural attractions. Speaking of unique attractions, BC Ferries has introduced a new summer route between Port Hardy and Bella Coola, opening up British Columbia's spectacular mid-coast. It's the Discovery Coast Passage , so named because it gives people a chance to discover a part of the province that has been difficult to reach in years past. Choose from direct, same-day sailings between the two main ports, or experience extended journeys, with stops at McLoughlin Bay-Bella Bella, Denny Island, Klemtu and Ocean Falls. Join us, and set sail with a spirit of adventure! For information on when we sail, click onto our Schedule page. More about Our Fleet...> Links to other company topics can be found under 'About BC Ferries' in the left-hand navigation. This page revised as of Nov 19, 2004 at 11:01 AM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Business Opportunities Employment News Releases Newbuild Program Public Consultation Board of Directors Executive Team Our Fleet Our History Our Service Safety First Kid Zone Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: A Growing Organization In April 2003, BC Ferries was transformed from a Crown corporation into an independent, commercial organization under the Company Act. The new structure gives our company the means to grow a healthy, sustainable business in support of our mission: To provide a safe, reliable and efficient ferry service which consistently exceeds the expectations of our customers and communities, and creates value for the shareholder. Independence also allows us to access financial markets for funds to build new ferries and upgrade terminals. This is very important to our future success because growth projections indicate that the need for ferry service will expand. With this in mind, our company has developed a 15-year ship and terminal replacement and upgrade program that will ensure our ability to meet increasing demand. In all, 18 vessels will be replaced. Our Commitment to Customers As BC Ferries transforms itself into an independent commercial company, the focus on customers and customer needs will increase. The new BC Ferries will become more reliable and dependable, offer more choice in selection of food and activities, and improve the appearance and cleanliness of vessels and terminals. At the heart of these measures is the objective to improve the customer's overall travel experience. About our Governance BC Ferries routes and service levels are defined in the Coastal Ferry Services Contract between the Province of British Columbia and BC Ferries. The contract is a binding, 60-year agreement. The first service review is scheduled for 2008 and subsequent reviews will occur every four years. The company is governed by the B.C. Ferry Authority and overseen by an Independent Regulator appointed to monitor adherence to the Coastal Ferry Services Contract . The Regulator also ensures reasonable rate increases through the establishment of rate caps for average fares. Corporate Policies Code of Business Conduct and Ethics Principles and standards of conduct that all BC Ferries personnel are expected to follow. Corporate Disclosure and Securities Trading Policy Formulated to assist Directors, Officers and employees of BC Ferries in complying with securities laws. More Information Annual General Meeting Minutes Minutes of the Annual General Meeting of the B.C. Ferry Authority and the Annual Public Meeting of British Columbia Ferry Services Inc., both held September 27, 2004. 2003/04 Annual Report of British Columbia Ferry Services Inc . Presented in PDF format. 2003/04 Annual Report to the British Columbia Ferry Commissioner Developed in accordance with section 66 of the Coastal Ferry Act. Additional or Alternative Service Providers Plan Developed in accordance with section 69 of the Coastal Ferry Act. Arbitration/Mediation Award A summary of the decision and the full award document are presented in PDF format. Building a New Company: BC Ferries Video This production, presented in .wmv format, highlights the exciting changes that have taken place since we became an independent company. Business Plan This BC Ferries Business Plan highlights our planned activities for the fiscal year April 1, 2004 to March 31, 2005. It also tracks progress against our Corporate Strategic Plan (see below). Corporate Strategic Plan, 2003-2025 The Strategic Plan for BC Ferries provides the framework for us to achieve both our customer service and commercial objectives. Customer Satisfaction Tracking Survey 2003 Commissioned as part of the Coastal Ferry Services Contract to measure and monitor customer satisfaction with BC Ferries service. Public Consultation Detailed information of BC Ferries' public consultation program. B.C. Ferry Authority The official Website of the BCFA. British Columbia Ferry Commission This Commission is mainly concerned with regulating British Columbia Ferry Services Inc (BC Ferries). Coastal Ferry Act The act introduced in early 2003 to establish the legislative framework for the new BC Ferries. See also: Regulation Made Pursuant to the Coastal Ferry Act, Division 2 - Land Transactions (OIC #0355, March 28, 2003) Amending Regulation Made Pursuant to the Coastal Ferry Act, Division 2 - Land Transactions (OIC #0773, July 24, 2003) Amending Regulation Made Pursuant to the Coastal Ferry Act, Division 2 - Land Transactions (OIC #1009, October 23, 2003) Amending Regulation Made Pursuant to the Coastal Ferry Act, Division 2 - Land Transactions (OIC #1151 November 27, 2003) Amending Regulation Made Pursuant to the Coastal Ferry Act, Division 2 - Land Transactions (OIC #326 March 25, 2004) Master Agreement Amending Agreement - Ferry Terminal Properties Master Agreement - Ferry Terminal Properties Land Leases - Ferry Terminal Properties Deas Pacific Marine The official website of this important subsidiary of BC Ferries. Links to other company topics can be found under 'About BC Ferries' in the left-hand navigation. This page revised as of Mar 16, 2005 at 03:17 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Wireless Friendly Schedules Mainland-Vancouver Island-Sunshine Coast Southern Gulf Islands Northern Gulf Islands Inside Passage, Queen Charlottes Discovery Coast Passage Maps Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Wireless/Handheld-friendly schedules now available >> Mainland-Vancouver Island and Sunshine Coast >> Inside Passage, Queen Charlotte Islands >> Southern Gulf Islands >> Discovery Coast Passage >> Northern Gulf Islands >> Maps of our Service Areas >> Already know the name of the route you're looking for? BC Ferries Route Finder Tsawwassen-Swartz Bay Tsawwassen-Duke Point Horseshoe Bay-Departure Bay Comox-Powell River Horseshoe Bay-Langdale Earls Cove-Saltery Bay Bowen Island-Horseshoe Bay Gambier-Langdale-Keats Brentwood Bay-Mill Bay Chemainus-Thetis Island-Kuper Island Gulf Islands Day Trip from Swartz Bay Galiano Island (Sturdies Bay) Departures Mayne Island (Village Bay) Departures Nanaimo Harbour - Gabriola Island Pender Island (Otter Bay) Departures Salt Spring Island (Vesuvius Bay) - Crofton Salt Spring Island (Fulford Hbr)-Victoria Salt Spring Island (Long Harbour) Departures Saturna Island (Lyall Harbour) Departures Swartz Bay-Southern Gulf Islands Tsawwassen-Southern Gulf Islands Campbell River - Quadra Island Little River-Powell River Port McNeill - Alert Bay - Sointula Powell River - Texada Island Quadra Island - Cortes Island Buckley Bay-Denman Island Denman Island - Hornby Island Inside Passage Summer Day Cruise Inside Passage Fall-Winter-Spring Queen Charlotte Islands Discovery Coast Passage PLEASE NOTE: JAVASCRIPT MUST BE ENABLED TO VIEW SCHEDULES This page revised as of Apr 12, 2005 at 10:55 AM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north,bc ferry ferries schedule schedules fare fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index About Fares Parking Rates Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Please click on the route names below for detailed fare information. Vancouver Island - Mainland Tsawwassen - Swartz Bay Tsawwassen - Nanaimo/Duke Point Horseshoe Bay - Nanaimo/Departure Bay Comox - Powell River Southern Gulf Islands Chemainus-Thetis Island-Kuper Island Crofton - Vesuvius Bay Gulf Islands - Tsawwassen Inter Southern Gulf Islands Nanaimo - Gabriola Island Swartz Bay - Fulford Harbour Swartz Bay - Outer Gulf Islands Tsawwassen - Gulf Islands Sunshine Coast Horseshoe Bay - Langdale Saltery Bay - Earls Cove Horseshoe Bay - Bowen Island Langdale - Gambier - Keats Island Saanich Inlet Service Brentwood Bay - Mill Bay Northern Gulf Islands Buckley Bay - Denman Island Campbell River - Quadra Island Denman Island - Hornby Island Port McNeill - Alert Bay - Sointula Powell River - Texada Island Quadra Island - Cortes Island Mid and North Coast Routes Inside Passage Summer Day Cruise Service Inside Passage Overnight Service, Shoulder and Low Seasons Discovery Coast Passage Summer Service Mid-Coast Shoulder and Low Season Service Queen Charlotte Islands Skidegate - Alliford Bay This page revised as of Apr 22, 2005 at 11:57 AM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Bienvenue Bord Francais Pr sentation des Traversiersde la Colombie-Britannique Renseignements et Servicesaux Passagers Discovery Coast Passage Passages Int rieurs Les les de la Reine Charlotte Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Bienvenue Bord Les pages suivantes sont mises la disposition des usagers du site Web qui parlent fran ais Commentaires Pr sentation des Traversiers de la Colombie-Britannique Renseignements et Services aux Passagers Les Voyages du Nord Discovery Coast Passage Passages Int rieurs Les les de la Reine Charlotte Les R servations sur le site Web. This page revised as of Dec 05, 2003 at 11:15 AM PST 2003, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north,bc ferry ferries schedule schedules fare fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Willkommen an Bord Deutsch Discovery Coast Passage Inside Passage Queen Charlotte Islands Online-Informationen und Reservierung BC Ferries - Unser Service Tourismus- und Reise-Links Andere englische Links Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Willkommen an Bord Informationen von besonderem Interesse f r Websurfer und Touristen aus den deutschsprachigen L ndern Reisen in n rdliche Regionen Discovery Coast Passage Inside Passage Queen Charlotte Islands Online-Informationen und Reservierung Allgemeine Hinweise BC Ferries - Unser Service Tourismus- und Reise-Links Andere englische Links This page revised as of Dec 07, 2003 at 12:43 PM PST 2003, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north,bc ferry ferries schedule schedules fare fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: \ Transportation Services...> Vancouver Island Accommodations & Attractions...> Gulf Islands Accommodations & Attractions...> Vancouver, Lower Mainland-Sunshine Coast-Whistler Accommodations & Attractions...> Mid- and North-Coast Accommodations & Attractions...> Travel, Tourism and Community Directories...> More Interesting Sites...> This page revised as of PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: BC Ferries is pleased to provide the following reservation options: Private Vehicle Reservations: Vancouver-Vancouver Island >> For our Tsawwassen-Swartz Bay, Tsawwassen-Duke Point and Horseshoe Bay-Departure Bay routes. Vancouver-Sunshine Coast >> For travel between Horseshoe Bay and Langdale. Vancouver-Southern Gulf Islands >> For travel between the BC Mainland and Mayne, Pender, Galiano, Saturna and Salt Spring Islands. (Reservations strongly advised.) Reservations Recommended For: Commercial Vehicles (5500 kg/gvw+) >> For our Tsawwassen-Swartz Bay, Tsawwassen-Duke Point, Horseshoe Bay-Departure Bay and Horseshoe Bay-Langdale routes. Group Travel >> Reservations may be made for groups of 10 or more passengers, travelling together on foot or by bus. Discount rates available on some routes for groups of 15 or more (must book at least seven days in advance of travel). Reservations For Northern Routes: Inside Passage and the Charlottes >> Prepaid vehicle reservations are required on our Port Hardy-Mid Coast-Prince Rupert and Prince Rupert-Skidegate routes. Discovery Coast Passage >> Prepaid vehicle reservations are required on our summer Mid Coast service between Port Hardy and Bella Coola. For reservations by phone, call toll-free in British Columbia: 1-888-223-3779. Or punch in *BCF (*223) on Rogers or Telus Mobility networks. From outside British Columbia, call (250) 386-3431. This page revised as of Nov 29, 2004 at 09:55 AM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: BC Ferries collects and uses customer information in order to deliver services, and protects the personal information provided to us. When we ask for your personal information, we tell you why we are collecting it, and only collect the personal information necessary for the purpose stated. This information will only be used for this or a consistent purpose unless you agree to another use. To better understand our customers, BC Ferries may wish to analyze customer data. If so, you will have the option of choosing not to participate. BC Ferries will make every effort to protect your personal information and ensure its accuracy. Our company does not sell customer information to third parties. You may address questions regarding access to your personal information or privacy concerns to the: Chief Privacy Officer BC Ferries, 1112 Fort Street, Victoria, British Columbia, V8V 4V2 Telephone: (250) 978-1174. About Privacy on the Web When you browse through www.bcferries.com, you do so anonymously. BC Ferries does not collect personally identifiable information unless you provide it to us. Our Web server automatically collects a limited amount of non-personal information essential for the operation and security of www.bcferries.com. This includes Internet Protocol (IP) address, domain name, type of computer, operating system, browser type, pages viewed and content downloaded. This information is not linked to you as an individual user. Rather, it is recorded as general statistical information, which may be used by BC Ferries to monitor use of the Web Site, improve the Web Site, and generally enable us to provide you with the best possible Web experience. If you have a reservation query , please use one of the following contact lines: 1-888-BC Ferry (1-888-223-3779) -- toll free within B.C. (250) 386-3431 -- from outside British Columbia (250) 388-7754 -- Our fax number This page revised as of Nov 19, 2004 at 12:37 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north,bc ferry ferries schedule schedules fare fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Our Destinations Getting Around Community Profiles >> Read about Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands , Vancouver and the Sunshine Coast , Northern British Columbia and the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast . Events Calendar >> A handy guide to upcoming events and activities in the communities we serve. Useful Links >> Links of interest to ferry travellers, including accommodations and attractions. Packages & Promotions >> To help you make the most of your trip. Spectacular Itineraries >> Tour ideas for the ideal getaway. Hotels and Car Rentals >> Make your arrangements online. Bus Information >> Contacts for local transit and regional coach operators. Where We Are FYI Route Maps >> A bird's eye view of our routes and terminals. Finding our Major Terminals >> Driving instructions to our Tsawwassen, Swartz Bay, Horseshoe Bay, Departure Bay, Duke Point and Langdale terminals. Addresses & Phone Numbers >> For our major, inter island and northern ferry terminals. Frequently Asked Questions >> Got a question? The answer may be here! About Parking >> Information about our terminal parking facilities. Carrying Dangerous Goods >> Our policies and procedures. Conditions of Carriage >> Legal conditions associated with travelling on BC Ferries. Rules and Requirements >> These apply to anyone entering a terminal or boarding a ferry. . This page revised as of Apr 14, 2005 at 11:42 AM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: While you're planning your ferry trip online, how are you fixed for a place to sleep and something to drive? If you need to make arrangements, here's good news: we've partnered with Expedia.ca's World Wide Travel Exchange (WWTE) to give you easy access to trustworthy and affordable hotel and car rental deals in many of the communities we serve. If you're flying into our beautiful part of the world, you can even book a flight with us! Just click on the linked icons below and WWTE will take it from there. Note that your WWTE login and password will be separate from those used with BC Ferries' Reserved Boarding on the Internet . If you have any questions about your car rental, hotel reservation or air travel arrangements, Expedia offers online customer support . Or call them toll-free at 1-866-339-1445. This page revised as of Apr 22, 2005 at 10:09 AM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: List Releases | Subscribe to News Releases Note: All news releases are in PDF format and require AdobeAcrobat Reader. Click here for the free software. Tuesday, April 26, 2005 NANAIMO PORT AUTHORITY IMPLEMENTS NEW FEE FOR BC FERRIES CUSTOMERS (PDF) VICTORIA The Nanaimo Port Authority is implementing a per-passenger fee for all BC Ferries customers travelling into or out of the limits of Nanaimo Harbour effective May 2, 2005. BC Ferries is required to collect this fee on behalf of the Port Authority. Friday, April 15, 2005 MODIFIED SCHEDULE TO CONTINUE SATURDAY, APRIL 16 (PDF) VICTORIA Customers traveling on the Duke Point Tsawwassen route are advised that the modified schedule will be extended by one day through Saturday, April 16, while the regular vessel the Queen of Alberni is redeployed to the Departure Bay Horseshoe Bay route. Wednesday, April 13, 2005 MODIFIED SCHEDULE IN PLACE APRIL 14 AND 15 (PDF) VICTORIA Customers traveling on the Duke Point Tsawwassen route are advised that a modified schedule will be in place on Thursday, April 14 and Friday, April 15, while the regular vessel the Queen of Alberni is redeployed to the Departure Bay Horseshoe Bay route. Thursday, March 31, 2005 NEW BOARD APPOINTMENTS (PDF) VICTORIA In accordance with the Coastal Ferry Act, three appointments have been made to the Board of Directors for the B.C. Ferry Authority, to take effect on April 1, 2005. Wednesday, March 30, 2005 30 EXTRA SAILINGS SCHEDULED ON TSAWWASSEN SWARTZ BAY ROUTE (PDF) VICTORIA BC Ferries is adding an additional 30 sailings for the next two weekends as Spring Break concludes and the World Men s Curling Championships occur in Victoria from April 2-10. Wednesday, March 23, 2005 SOBC RETURNS TO SERVICE THURSDAY, MARCH 24 (PDF) VICTORIA The Spirit of British Columbia (SoBC) returns to service at 7 a.m. on Thursday, March 24 following a major, two-and-a-half month million refit and passenger-service upgrade. Wednesday, March 16, 2005 HOURLY SAILINGS ON THE TSAWWASSEN SWARTZ BAY ROUTE (PDF) VICTORIA BC Ferries is preparing for a busy start to Spring Break with extra sailings between Vancouver and Victoria and a brand new dock in place at Galiano Island. Monday, March 14, 2005 EXTRA SAILINGS SCHEDULED WHILE THE SPIRIT OF VANCOUVER ISLAND OUT FOR EMERGENCY REPAIRS (PDF) VICTORIA Extra sailings will be provided on the Tsawwassen Swartz Bay route while the Spirit of Vancouver Island is out of service due to a stern tube seal leak. Divers found a rope around the starboard propeller on Sunday, March 13 and the vessel has been sent to dry dock for emergency repairs. Friday, March 11, 2005 QUEEN OF VANCOUVER RETURNS TO SERVICE (PDF) VICTORIA Repairs to the starboard gearbox on the Queen of Vancouver have been completed and the vessel underwent successful sea trials yesterday. Friday, March 11, 2005 QUEEN OF ALBERNI RETURNS TO SERVICE ON DUKE POINT ROUTE (PDF) VICTORIA Due to the early return of the Queen of Surrey from annual refit, the Queen of Alberni will return to service three days sooner on the Duke Point Tsawwassen route. Listing 1 to 10 of 290 List Releases | Subscribe to News Releases 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Business Opportunities Home Subscriber Login Subscribe to Bidder Notification Service Purchasing Contacts Purchasing Guidelines Retail Supplier Guidelines Welcome to BC Ferries' Business Opportunities information page. When the company posts a new competition or updates an existing one, notifications will be posted on this site along with documents and supplementary details. Additional features include a Bidder Notification service ,along with Purchasing Contacts and information on BC Ferries' PurchasingGuidelines . As well, Gift Shop Supplier Guidelines have been added for companies interested in doing business with our Retail Department. We hope you will find this online resource to be useful. Check Active Competitions Active Competitions -- Goods & Services By Posted Date Notice of Substantial Performance By Posted Date Vendors are advised that it is their responsibility to ensure that any transmission made by BC Ferries is successful and complete, and neither BC Ferries, nor any of its directors, officers, servants, agents, representatives or employees shall have any liability whatsoever in the event that any such transmission is unsuccessful or incomplete. Standard documents are produced using Microsoft Office XP and can be read in Office 97. 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Phone Numbers Make a Reservation Purchasing Contacts Web Feedback Home Search: ...by Internet, Phone or Post... Reserve with us A selection of convenient web-based reservation options. Write to us BC Ferries 1112 Fort Street Victoria, BC Canada V8V 4V2 Email us Send questions or comments through our Web Feedback form. Do business with us Info on competitions, contacts, guidelines and more! Call us We're available to take your call every day of the year, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. PST. Customer Information & Reservations : 1-888-BC FERRY (1-888-223-3779) from anywhere in B.C. *BCF (*223) from your cell phone on Rogers or Telus Mobility Networks (250) 386-3431 from outside B.C. Head Office : (250) 381-1401 Victoria, B.C. Lost & Found : (604) 204-2232 Richmond, B.C. This page revised as of Feb 21, 2005 at 02:47 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. BC Ferries: Vancouver Island's Most Beautiful Shortcut - Brentwood Bay - Mill Bay Whether you're driving up or down Vancouver Island, you can make your trip even better by sailing with BC Ferries across the Saanich Inlet on the Brentwood Bay-Mill Bay route. This scenic and relaxing cruise takes just 25 minutes and gives you a delightful option to travelling by land. You'll spend less time driving and more time enjoying the fresh sea air and remarkable views. This 'little ferry that could' is a living piece of local history, crossing the Saanich Inlet at a steady eight knots, as it has for well over 40 years. The friendly and knowledgeable crew of the M.V. Mill Bay also add to the experience. So the next time you're heading north after visiting spectacular Butchart Gardens, or heading south after travelling through the gorgeous Cowichan Valley, treat yourself to the Brentwood Bay-Mill Bay ferry. It really is a beautiful shortcut. S C H E D U L E Schedule in effect year-round. Note: There will be no service on this route on Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Leave Brentwood Bay * 7:30 am 8:40 am 9:50 am 11:00 am 1:15 pm 2:25 pm 3:35 pm 4:45 pm 5:55 pm Leave Mill Bay * 8:05 am 9:15 am 10:25 am 11:35 am 1:50 pm 3:00 pm 4:10 pm 5:20 pm 6:30 pm * Daily except Sundays. Note: Schedules subject to change without notice. How to Find the Terminals If you're travelling south through the Cowichan Valley, watch for signs just north of Mill Bay directing you to the terminal. If you're headed up island from Swartz Bay or any other part of the Saanich Peninsula, you'll find highway signs directing you to our Brentwood Bay terminal. NOTE: Load limit not to exceed 8,000 kg G.V.W. Fare Information Ship's crew collect fares - cash or travellers cheques only. The one-way fare for car, driver and one adult passenger is $18.75. Car, driver, one adult passenger and two children would be $23.25. And if you're going by bicycle, it's just $5.00! Fares are slightly higher during summer months. For complete fare information on this route, click here . Fares are paid when you arrive at the terminal. Or you can buy tickets in advance at Pay Less Gas stations in Mill Bay and Brentwood Bay, or at Thrifty Foods' Mill Bay and Saanichton locations. For more information, call 1-888-BC FERRY In Victoria, 386-3431 Web Weaving and Design by e 2 of CSP Internet kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. and BCFMWU Mediation/Arbitration Award Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Business Opportunities Employment News Releases Newbuild Program Public Consultation Board of Directors Executive Team Our Fleet Our History Our Service Safety First Kid Zone Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. and BCFMWU Mediation/Arbitration Award Vince Ready Decision -- October 15 2004 Summary of the Mediation/Arbitration Award (PDF) >> Complete Mediation/Arbitration Award Document (PDF) >> (Download the free Acrobat Reader to view PDF files >>) This page revised as of Oct 15, 2004 at 03:29 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Customer Satisfaction Tracking Survey 2003 Schedules Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Business Opportunities Employment News Releases Newbuild Program Public Consultation Board of Directors Executive Team Our Fleet Our History Our Service Safety First Kid Zone Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Customer Satisfaction Tracking Survey 2003 BC Ferries Customer Satisfaction Tracking Survey 2003 is the first survey commissioned as part of the Coastal Ferry Services Contract to measure and monitor areas where customers believe BC Ferries is performing well and areas where customers would like to see improvement. A total of 11,539 interviews were conducted with BC Ferries customers onboard major and minor routes during peak, shoulder and low seasons during 2003. Of those, a total of 3,626 mailed back a more comprehensive detailed questionnaire. Customers were asked to rate their satisfaction with 65 different aspects of BC Ferries services on a scale from 1 to 5. Although this research will be used to meet contractual obligations under the Coastal Ferry Services Contract , it also forms the basis for continued efforts at BC Ferries to improve and enhance products and services provided to customers. The annual Customer Satisfaction Tracking Surveys are part of the regular program of ongoing research conducted at BC Ferries to better understand our customer needs and interests. Customer Satisfaction Tracking -- Year End Report 2003...> Full version of Questionnaire 2003...> You'll need the free Acrobat Reader to view PDF files. This page revised as of Jun 30, 2004 at 04:37 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Is the Ferry On Time? Schedules Wireless Friendly Schedules Mainland-Vancouver Island-Sunshine Coast Southern Gulf Islands Northern Gulf Islands Inside Passage, Queen Charlottes Discovery Coast Passage Maps Fares Index Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Is the Ferry On Time? On average, about 85 per cent of all BC Ferries sailings either leave on time or within 10 minutes of schedule. With nearly 179,000 dockings a year connecting hundreds of nautical miles of coastline, that s a fairly good average. However, BC Ferries does experience sailings that are late and our customers have asked us why. In fact, one of the comments we often hear is how the ferries are always late. So we ve decided to open up the ship s logs and share some of our experiences with you to illustrate how late, how often and why . Please feel free to take a closer look by choosing one of the links below. Just the facts...> Safety Drills and Rescues at Sea...> Stories of the Unusual but True...> This page revised as of Nov 23, 2004 at 02:53 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north,bc ferry ferries schedule schedules fare fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index About Fares Parking Rates Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: This page provides information on fare and payment options. For detailed fares, please check our Fares Index by Region . Payment Options Visa, Mastercard and American Express are accepted at all terminals, except Brentwood Bay, Mill Bay, Saturna Island, Hornby Island and Cortes Island. Please Note : Our Terminals and ships are unable to accept debit cards , except at Port Hardy, McLoughlin Bay (Bella Bella), Prince Rupert and Skidegate terminals. Guaranteed Travel Options Reserved Boarding Assured Loading Tickets (ALTs) Special Fares B.C. Seniors Students Disabled Persons Fare Options and Details Group Fares Prepaid Tickets for Frequent Travellers Receipts Return Fares Throughfares on Tsawwassen - Southern Gulf Islands Routes Assured Loading Tickets (ALTs) With ALTs you can catch the ferry of your choice between Vancouver and Vancouver Island even if you can't make a reservation. A book of ten, each covering car and driver, may be purchased at any major route terminal (plus Little River and Campbell River) or at our Victoria ticket office at 1112 Fort Street. Check our Mainland-Vancouver Island fares page for current prices. Some rules and restrictions apply. Please call us for more information. BC Ferries is currently reviewing Assured Loading Tickets as part of a bigger initiative to improve customer service. Return to top >> B.C. Seniors B.C. Seniors enjoy free travel Monday through Thursday except on holidays. This applies only to the passenger fare. Please show your BC Gold Care Card. Note: Special discount B.C. Senior passenger fares are available on the Inside Passage, Mid Coast, Queen Charlotte Islands and Discovery Coast Passage routes. Return to top >> Students B.C. students, ages 18 and under, with acceptable I.D., can travel free between their residence and school, and to attend or participate in school and junior association education and sporting events. Not applicable on the following routes: Tsawwassen - Swartz Bay Tsawwassen - Nanaimo Horseshoe Bay - Nanaimo Horseshoe Bay - Langdale Saltery Bay - Earls Cove Powell River - Comox Prince Rupert - Port Hardy Port Hardy - Mid-Coast Prince Rupert - Skidegate Tsawwassen - Gulf Islands On our Langdale-Gambier-Keats route, free travel applies only to students sailing with us between their residence and school. Return to top >> Disabled Persons If you are a resident of British Columbia and have a permanent disability, reduced fares are available, but you must have a BC Ferries Disabled Status I.D. card. Please call us for details, or you can download the Information for Passengers with Special Needs Information Brochure . Passengers requiring the use of an "overheight" vehicle equipped with a wheelchair lift or ramp may travel at the posted "underheight" vehicle (or car) tariff. Show your BC Ferries Disabled Status I.D. Card and inform the ticket agent of your vehicle's special status. Return to top >> Group Fares Discount rates are available for groups of 15 or more, travelling together, as walk-on passengers or in one vehicle. Book at least 7 days in advance. Not applicable on the Port Hardy - Prince Rupert, Prince Rupert - Skidegate and Mid Coast/Discovery Coast Passage routes during PEAK season. Note that BC Ferries will accept reservations for 10 to 14 people, but the group discount only applies to groups of 15 or more. Return to top >> Prepaid Tickets for Frequent Travellers Discount ticket books are available for adults and passenger vehicles on many routes. These are not available for travel between Vancouver Island and the Mainland; Tsawwassen and the Gulf Islands; the Inside Passage; the Discovery Coast Passage; or from Prince Rupert to the Queen Charlotte Islands. Return to top >> Receipts A receipt will be issued for all sales. If a receipt is not issued, or if the receipt is different from what you paid, please call (250) 381-1401 and ask for the Revenue Department. Return Fares When fares are collected one way only for return-trip travel, no proof of payment for the return trip is required. (Note that, on many routes, fares are for one-way travel only. Please check the fares pages for individual routes for information on whether fares paid are one-way or return.) Return to top >> Throughfares on Tsawwassen - Southern Gulf Islands Routes The throughfare is the same as the Tsawwassen - Gulf Islands direct fare. It is accepted for travel between Tsawwassen and the southern Gulf Islands through Swartz Bay. Throughfare passengers travel on the Tsawwassen - Swartz Bay ferry and the Swartz Bay - Gulf Islands ferry. Return to top >> This page revised as of Nov 19, 2004 at 03:46 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries: Schedules Fares Index About Fares Parking Rates Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Choose a Terminal: Tsawwassen Langdale Swartz Bay Comox Duke Point Port Hardy Departure Bay Prince Rupert Horseshoe Bay Tsawwassen Parking Information Lot Capacity: 1200 Spaces Short-term parking area: $1.00 for 30 minutes $2.00 for hour $9.00 for five hours $12.00 for day ending at midnight Long-term parking area: $8.00 for 6 hours $12.00 for 24 hours Econo parking area: $5.00 for 6 hours $9.00 for 24 hours Credit Cards: Visa, Mastercard and American Express Towing (cars): Roadway Towing (604) 940-0329 Towing (trucks): Rusty's Towing (604) 273-0260 Notes: Payment is now required for short-term parking. Terminal parking is independently operated and managed by Imperial Parking of Vancouver. for more information contact info for Imperial Parking Parking is not permitted on the causeway itself. Swartz Bay Parking Information Lot Capacity: 596 Spaces Short-term parking area: $1.00 for 30 minutes $12.00 for day Long-term parking area: $5.00 for 6 hours $10.00 for 24 hours Credit Cards: Visa, MasterCard, American Express Towing (cars): Peninsula Towing (250) 656-6911 Notes: Payment is now required for short-term parking. Parking facilities at each of our major terminals on Vancouver Island are independently operated and managed by Robbins Parking of Victoria. for more information contact info for Robbins Parking Duke Point Parking Information Lot Capacity: 200 Spaces Short-term parking area: $1.00 for 30 minutes $12.00 for day Long-term parking area: $5.00 for 12 hours $10.00 for 24 hours Credit Cards: Visa, Mastercard & American Express Notes: Payment is now required for short-term parking. Also note that the parking facilities at Duke Point are independently operated and managed by Robbins Parking of Victoria. for more information contact info for Robbins Parking Departure Bay Parking Information Lot Capacity: 235 Spaces Short-term parking area: $1.00 for 30 minutes $12.00 for day Long-term parking area: $5.00 for 6 hours $10.00 for 24 hours Credit Cards: Visa, Mastercard & American Express Towing: Mid Island Towing (250) 758-1728 Notes: Parking facilities at each of our major terminals on Vancouver Island are independently operated and managed by Robbins Parking of Victoria. for more information contact info for Robbins Parking Langdale Parking Information Lot Capacity: 240 Spaces Lot Rate: $2.00 up to 16 hours Maximum Rate: $3.00 for 24 hours Credit Cards: Ticket Machine accepts Cards Monthly Pass: $60.00 Annual Pass: $500.00 (must be purchased at terminal office) Horseshoe Bay Parking Information Capacity: 350 Spaces Parkade Rates: $2.00 for hour $6.00 for first 4 hours $10.00 for first 8 hours $12.00 for 24 hours Monthly Pass: $95 (+ tax) : Sunday noon through Friday noon $195 (+ tax) : 24 hours/day, seven days/week - random $250 (+ tax) : 24 hours/day, seven days/week - reserved stall Pick-up and Short Term Parking: $1.00 for 20 minutes $2.00 for hour $6.00 for 4 hours $10.00 for 8 hours $12.00 for day ending at midnight Notes: The parking facilities at Horseshoe Bay terminal are independently operated and managed by Imperial Parking of Vancouver. In Vancouver, customers can call (604) 681-3233 for more information. From outside the Vancouver area, call toll free: 1-888-CAN-PARK. Comox Parking Information All customer parking at the Little River (Comox) terminal is administered by Robbins Parking. The parking rate is $3 for a 24-hour period. One of the ticket machines on site will take Visa for payment. Passengers are reminded that this includes the overflow gravel parking lot adjacent to the Little River terminal. A monthly pass may be purchased for $60, and an annual pass is available for $500.00. Port Hardy Parking Information Limited pay parking - call 250-949-6722 for more information. Parking is also available at: Wildwood Campground: (250) 949-6753 Quatse River Campground: (250) 949-2395 Sunny Sanctuary Campground: (250) 949-8111 Petro Can Bulk Fuel Plant: (250) 949-9988 Notes: Port Hardy - North Island Transportation provides a transfer service between Bear Cove Terminal and greater Port Hardy, and between Bear Cove Terminal and Port Hardy Airport or Bus Terminal. Hotel or Campground pick-up is also available. Call (250) 949-6300. Prince Rupert Parking Information No Parking Available at the Terminal. Parking is available at: Philpott's Chevron Town Pantry: (250) 624-2102 Parkside Motel: (250) 624-9131 Park Avenue Store: (250) 624-3201 Notes: Park Avenue Store also provides a shuttle service to/from the terminal. Seashore Charters operates service to/from downtown Prince Rupert for each sailing. Pick-up from any Hotel is available upon request, through the hotel front desk or phone (250) 624-5645. Subject to change without notice. This page revised as of Nov 19, 2004 at 03:46 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north,bc ferry ferries schedule schedules fare fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries Fares: Victoria - Vancouver Fares Schedules Fares Index About Fares Parking Rates Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Victoria - Vancouver Fares For travel between Swartz Bay and Tsawwassen About These Fares All fares are in Canadian Funds. All fares are one-way. Fares are paid as shown - no taxes are added. Visa, Mastercard and American Express accepted. Debit Cards cannot be used for payment of fares at this time. Check CurrencyGuide.com for international conversion. Packages & Promotions Totem Circle Rail & Cruise Tour Coast Sail and Stay Accommodation Packages More > > Effective Dates Season Starting Date Ending Date SHOULDER March 17, 2005 June 27, 2005 HOLIDAY WEEKENDS March 24, 2005 starting 12 noon May 20, 2005 starting 12 noon March 28, 2005 May 23, 2005 Fares after June 27 > > WeekEnd MidWeek Holiday Weekend Adult ( Seniors Travel >> ) 10.00 10.00 10.50 - Group Rate (About Group Travel >>) 8.00 8.00 8.50 - BC Student (School event >>) 5.00 5.00 5.25 - Permanently Disabled-BC Resident (More info >>) 5.00 5.00 5.25 Child (age 5-11) Under 5 years of age: Free 5.00 5.00 5.25 - Group Rate (About Group Travel >>) 4.00 4.00 4.25 - BC Student (School event >>) 2.50 2.50 2.75 - Permanently Disabled-BC Resident (More info >>) 2.50 2.50 2.75 - Stowage (kayaks, canoes, etc.) 4.00 - Assured Loading passenger vehicle & driver: book of 10 tickets 749.00 Vehicle Fares Do Not Include Driver or Passengers WeekEnd MidWeek Holiday Weekend Passenger Vehicle & Trailer (Up to 7' high, up to 20' long) 33.25 31.25 36.75 - Extra Length (per foot) 1.70 1.60 1.85 Oversize Passenger Vehicle & Trailer (Over 7' high, up to 20' long) 55.25 51.50 60.00 - Extra Length (per foot) 2.80 2.60 3.00 Motorcycle 16.75 15.75 18.50 - Motorcycle with Sidecar and/or trailer 25.00 23.50 27.75 Motorcycle Group * 12.50 11.75 14.00 - Group with Sidecar and/or trailer * 18.75 17.75 20.75 Bicycle 2.50 Commercial Vehicles/Vehicles over 5500 kg/GVW (per foot) - up to 9 feet wide 3.85 - over 9 feet to 10 feet wide 4.25 - over 10 feet to 11 feet wide 4.65 - over 11 feet to 12 feet wide 5.05 - over 12 feet to 13 feet wide 5.40 - over 13 feet to 14 feet wide 5.80 - over 14 feet wide 6.20 Bus (per foot) Licensed to carry 15 or more passengers 2.95 2.70 3.15 Weekend fares are in effect for sailings scheduled at noon or later on: Friday through the last sailing on Sunday for regular weekend. Friday through the last sailing on Monday for holiday Monday weekend. Thursday through the last sailing on Sunday for holiday Friday weekend. Wednesday through the last sailing on Sunday for holiday Thursday weekend. With Assured Loading Tickets , you can catch the ferry of your choice between Vancouver and Vancouver Island even if you can t make a reservation. A book of ten, each covering car and driver, may be purchased at any major route terminal (plus Little River and Campbell River) or at our Victoria ticket office at 1112 Fort Street. Some rules and restrictions apply. Please call us for more information. BC Ferries is currently reviewing Assured Loading Tickets as part of a bigger initiative to improve customer service. Extra "Per Foot" Rate : The passenger vehicle fare shown applies to a unit, or combination of units, to 20 feet in overall length. A unit, or combination, longer than 20 feet is charged this extra "per foot" rate. % BC Seniors travel free Monday through Thursday except on holidays. This applies only to the passenger fare. Please show your BC Gold Care Card as it confirms your age (65 years or older) and also that you are a full-time resident of British Columbia. S On school sponsored events , B.C. students (18 years and under) travel at a special reduced rate when a letter from a school official confirming nature of event is presented. Please contact us for more information. * The Motorcycle Group Rate is a per-motorcycle discounted rate for groups of six or more. The group must arrive at the ticket booth together prior to sailing. Reservations or advance notice is not required. The Group with Sidecar/Trailer rate applies to each motorcycle with a sidecar and/or trailer. The discount does not apply to the driver or passengers. Fares subject to change without notice. This page revised as of Apr 22, 2005 at 04:48 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north,bc ferry ferries schedule schedules fare fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries Fares: Nanaimo Mid Island - Vancouver Fares Schedules Fares Index About Fares Parking Rates Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Nanaimo Mid Island - Vancouver Fares Tsawwassen - Nanaimo | Horseshoe Bay - Nanaimo About These Fares All fares are in Canadian Funds. All fares are one-way. Fares are paid as shown - no taxes are added. Visa, Mastercard and American Express accepted. Debit Cards cannot be used for payment of fares at this time. Check CurrencyGuide.com for international conversion. Packages & Promotions Totem Circle Rail & Cruise Tour Coast Sail and Stay Accommodation Packages More > > Effective Dates Season Starting Date Ending Date SHOULDER March 17, 2005 June 27, 2005 HOLIDAY WEEKEND May 20, 2005 starting 12 noon May 23, 2005 Fares after June 27 > > Effective May 2, 2005, the Nanaimo Port Authority is implementing a fee of $0.15 per adult and $0.10 per child between 5 and 11 years old brought into, or taken out of, the limits of Nanaimo Harbour. The fee will be charged in addition to the fares noted below for travel both ways between Duke Point and Tsawwassen and between Departure Bay and Horseshoe Bay. For more information, please contact the Nanaimo Port Authority at 1-250-753-4146 or send an email to: info@npa.ca WeekEnd MidWeek Holiday Weekend Adult ( Seniors Travel >> ) 10.00 10.00 10.50 - Group Rate (About Group Travel >>) 8.00 8.00 8.50 - BC Student (School event >>) 5.00 5.00 5.25 - Permanently Disabled-BC Resident (More info >>) 5.00 5.00 5.25 Child (age 5-11) Under 5 years of age: Free 5.00 5.00 5.25 - Group Rate (About Group Travel >>) 4.00 4.00 4.25 - BC Student (School event >>) 2.50 2.50 2.75 - Permanently Disabled-BC Resident (More info >>) 2.50 2.50 2.75 - Stowage (kayaks, canoes, etc.) 4.00 - Assured Loading passenger vehicle & driver: book of 10 tickets 749.00 Vehicle Fares Do Not Include Driver or Passengers WeekEnd MidWeek Holiday Weekend Passenger Vehicle & Trailer (Up to 7' high, up to 20' long) 33.25 31.25 36.75 - Extra Length (per foot) 1.70 1.60 1.85 Oversize Passenger Vehicle & Trailer (Over 7' high, up to 20' long) Important Note for drivers of Oversize Vehicles >> 55.25 51.50 60.00 - Extra Length (per foot) 2.80 2.60 3.00 Motorcycle 16.75 15.75 18.50 - Motorcycle with Sidecar and/or trailer 25.00 23.50 27.75 Motorcycle Group * 12.50 11.75 14.00 - Group with Sidecar and/or trailer * 18.75 17.75 20.75 Bicycle 2.50 Commercial Vehicles/Vehicles over 5500 kg/GVW (per foot) Important Note for drivers of Commercial Vehicles >> - up to 9 feet wide 3.85 - over 9 feet to 10 feet wide 4.25 - over 10 feet to 11 feet wide 4.65 - over 11 feet to 12 feet wide 5.05 - over 12 feet to 13 feet wide 5.40 - over 13 feet to 14 feet wide 5.80 - over 14 feet wide 6.20 Bus (per foot) Licensed to carry 15 or more passengers 2.95 2.70 3.15 Weekend fares are in effect for sailings scheduled at noon or later on: Friday through the last sailing on Sunday for regular weekend. Friday through the last sailing on Monday for holiday Monday weekend. Thursday through the last sailing on Sunday for holiday Friday weekend. Wednesday through the last sailing on Sunday for holiday Thursday weekend. With Assured Loading Tickets , you can catch the ferry of your choice between Vancouver and Vancouver Island even if you can t make a reservation. A book of ten, each covering car and driver, may be purchased at any major route terminal (plus Little River and Campbell River) or at our Victoria ticket office at 1112 Fort Street. Some rules and restrictions apply. Please call us for more information. BC Ferries is currently reviewing Assured Loading Tickets as part of a bigger initiative to improve customer service. Extra "Per Foot" Rate : The passenger vehicle fare shown applies to a unit, or combination of units, to 20 feet in overall length. A unit, or combination, longer than 20 feet is charged this extra "per foot" rate. % BC Seniors travel free Monday through Thursday except on holidays. This applies only to the passenger fare. Please show your BC Gold Care Card as it confirms your age (65 years or older) and also that you are a full-time resident of British Columbia. S On school sponsored events , B.C. students (18 years and under) travel at a special reduced rate when a letter from a school official confirming nature of event is presented. Please contact us for more information. # Important Note for drivers of Overheight and Commercial Vehicles: A surcharge will be applied to vehicles over 7' high at Horseshoe Bay terminal for travel to Nanaimo on weekend and holiday periods during our Peak Summer season. An overheight passenger vehicle will be $75.00 for the first 20 feet and $3.75 per foot thereafter. Units over 5500 kg GVW are $4.85 per foot (length) for vehicles up to 9 feet wide (call us for per foot rates for vehicles over 9 feet wide). Save by catching a ferry from Tsawwassen to Duke Point during Peak Season over weekends and holidays. * The Motorcycle Group Rate is a per-motorcycle discounted rate for groups of six or more. The group must arrive at the ticket booth together prior to sailing. Reservations or advance notice is not required. The Group with Sidecar/Trailer rate applies to each motorcycle with a sidecar and/or trailer. The discount does not apply to the driver or passengers. Fares subject to change without notice. This page revised as of Apr 26, 2005 at 01:06 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north,bc ferry ferries schedule schedules fare fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries Fares: Comox - Powell River Fares Schedules Fares Index About Fares Parking Rates Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Comox - Powell River Fares Comox - Powell River Schedule >> About These Fares All fares are in Canadian Funds. All fares are one-way. Fares are paid as shown - no taxes are added. Visa, Mastercard and American Express accepted. Debit Cards cannot be used for payment of fares at this time. Check CurrencyGuide.com for international conversion. Packages & Promotions Totem Circle Rail & Cruise Tour Coast Sail and Stay Accommodation Packages More > > Effective Dates Season Starting Date Ending Date LOW November 1, 2004 September 12, 2005 June 27, 2005 January 2, 2006 PEAK June 28, 2005 September 11, 2005 PEAK LOW Adult ( Special info for Seniors >> ) 8.25 8.00 - Group Rate (About Group Travel >>) 6.75 6.50 - BC Student (School event >>) 4.00 4.00 - Permanently Disabled-BC Resident (More info >>) 4.25 4.00 Child (age 5-11) Under 5 years of age: Free 4.25 4.00 - Group Rate (About Group Travel >>) 3.50 3.25 - BC Student (School event >>) 2.25 2.00 - Permanently Disabled-BC Resident (More info >>) 2.25 2.00 Vehicle Fares Do Not Include Driver or Passengers PEAK LOW Passenger Vehicle & Trailer (Up to 7' high, up to 20' long ) 28.25 24.50 - Extra "per foot" rate (see below) 1.45 1.25 Oversize Passenger Vehicle & Trailer (Over 7' high, up to 20' long ) 44.50 40.25 - Extra "per foot" rate (see below) 2.25 2.05 Motorcycle 14.25 12.25 Motorcycle with Sidecar and/or trailer 21.25 18.50 Stowage (kayaks, canoes, etc.) 3.50 3.50 Bicycle 2.50 2.50 Commercial Vehicles/Veh. over 5500 kg/GVW (per foot) - up to 9 feet wide 2.60 2.60 - over 9 feet to 10 feet wide 2.90 2.90 - over 10 feet to 11 feet wide 3.15 3.15 - over 11 feet to 12 feet wide 3.40 3.40 - over 12 feet to 13 feet wide 3.65 3.65 - over 13 feet to 14 feet wide 3.90 3.90 - over 14 feet wide 4.20 4.20 Bus (per foot) Licensed to carry 15 or more passengers 2.00 1.75 Prepaid Tickets - Book of 5, Passenger Only 34.00 34.00 - Book of 5, Undersize Vehicle Only 110.00 110.00 - Book of 5, Undersize Vehicle & Driver 144.00 144.00 - Book of 10, Passenger Only 62.50 62.50 - Book of 10, Undersize Vehicle & Driver 273.00 273.00 - Book of 10, Undersize Vehicle Only 210.50 210.50 - Book of 10, Motorcycle 105.25 105.25 Extra "Per Foot" Rate: The passenger vehicle fare shown applies to a unit, or combination of units, to 20 feet in overall length. A unit or combination longer than 20 feet is charged this extra "per foot" rate. % BC Seniors travel free Monday through Thursday except on holidays. This applies only to the passenger fare. Please show your BC Gold Care Card as it confirms your age (65 years or older) and also that you are a full-time resident of British Columbia. S On school sponsored events , B.C. students (18 years and under) travel at a special reduced rate when a letter from a school official confirming nature of event is presented. Please contact us for more information. Fares subject to change without notice. This page revised as of Apr 22, 2005 at 05:12 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north,bc ferry ferries schedule schedules fare fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries Fares: Nanaimo Harbour-Gabriola Island and Chemainus-Thetis Island-Kuper Island Fares Schedules Fares Index About Fares Parking Rates Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Nanaimo Harbour-Gabriola Island and Chemainus-Thetis Island-Kuper Island Fares Nanaimo - Gabriola Island Schedule >> Chemainus - Thetis Island - Kuper Island Schedule >> About These Fares All fares are in Canadian Funds. All fares are return. Fares are paid as shown - no taxes are added. Visa, Mastercard and American Express accepted. Debit Cards cannot be used for payment of fares at this time. Check CurrencyGuide.com for international conversion. Packages & Promotions Totem Circle Rail & Cruise Tour Coast Sail and Stay Accommodation Packages More > > Effective Dates Season Starting Date Ending Date LOW November 1, 2004 September 12, 2005 June 27, 2005 January 3, 2006 PEAK June 28, 2005 September 11, 2005 PEAK LOW Adult ( Special info for Seniors >> ) 6.00 5.75 - Group Rate (About Group Travel >>) 5.00 4.75 - BC Student (School event >>) Free Free - Permanently Disabled-BC Resident (More info >>) 3.00 3.00 Child (age 5-11) Under 5 years of age: Free 3.00 3.00 - Group Rate (About Group Travel >>) 2.50 2.50 - BC Student (School event >>) Free Free - Permanently Disabled-BC Resident (More info >>) 1.50 1.50 Vehicle Fares Do Not Include Driver or Passengers PEAK LOW Undersize Vehicle Up to 7' wide, up to 20' long 15.25 13.50 - Extra "per foot" rate (see below) 0.80 0.70 Oversize Vehicle Over 7' wide, up to 20' long 25.00 22.50 - Extra "per foot" rate (see below) 1.25 1.15 Motorcycle 7.75 6.75 - with Sidecar and/or trailer 11.50 10.25 Stowage (kayaks, canoes, etc.) 2.00 2.00 Bicycle Free Free Commercial Vehicles/Vehicles over 5500 kg/GVW (per foot) Up to 9' wide 1.70 1.70 - over 9 feet to 10 feet wide 1.90 1.90 - over 10 feet to 11 feet wide 2.05 2.05 - over 11 feet to 12 feet wide 2.25 2.25 - over 12 feet to 13 feet wide 2.40 2.40 - over 13 feet to 14 feet wide 2.55 2.55 - over 14 feet wide 2.75 2.75 Logging Trucks: Commercial vehicle rates include logging trucks, which are deemed to be 50 feet long (for calculation of tariff) on routes where fares are only collected at one terminal. Bus (per foot) Licensed to carry 15 or more passengers 1.45 1.30 Prepaid Tickets - Book of 5, Undersize Vehicle Only 41.50 41.50 - Book of 5, Undersize Vehicle & Driver 55.75 55.75 - Book of 10, Passenger Only 28.50 28.50 - Book of 10, Undersize Vehicle & Driver 106.00 106.00 - Book of 10, Undersize Vehicle Only 77.50 77.50 - Book of 10, Motorcycle 38.75 38.75 Extra "Per Foot" Rate: The passenger vehicle fare shown applies to a unit, or combination of units, to 20 feet in overall length. A unit or combination longer than 20 feet is charged the extra per foot rate. % BC Seniors travel free Monday through Thursday except on holidays. This applies only to the passenger fare. Please show your BC Gold Care Card as it confirms your age (65 years or older) and also that you are a full-time resident of British Columbia. S BC Students, having an acceptable form of identification specific to the route of travel, shall be transported without charge for the purpose of: Commuting between residence and school; Commuting to attend or participate in school and junior association educational and sporting events. Fares subject to change without notice. This page revised as of Apr 22, 2005 at 05:07 PM PST 2004, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north,bc ferry ferries schedule schedules fare fares news fleet reservations victoria vancouver island gulf swartz bay tsawwassen horseshoe nanaimo departure duke point sunshine coast sechelt discovery inside passage mill brentwood salt spring fulford galiano long mayne village pender otter saturna lyall langdale gambier keats port mcneill alert sointula hardy prince rupert queen charlotte skidegate georgia strait denman hornby quadra cortes thetis kuper chemainus Vesuvius saanich inlet little river westview texada bella bella coola public consultation authority marine mid north"> BC Ferries Fares: Vancouver Island - Salt Spring Island Fares Schedules Fares Index About Fares Parking Rates Current Conditions Reservations Travel Planning Hotels, Car Rentals, Air Travel FAQ's Gift Shop About BC Ferries Privacy Statement Contact Us Home Search: Vancouver Island - Salt Spring Island Fares Swartz Bay - Fulford Harbour Schedules >> Crofton - Vesuvius Bay Schedules >> About These Fares All fares are in Canadian Funds. All fares are return. Fares are paid as shown - no taxes are added. Visa, Mastercard and American Express accepted. Debit Cards cannot be used for payment of fares at this time. Check CurrencyGuide.com for international conversion. Packages & Promotions Totem Circle Rail & Cruise Tour Coast Sail and Stay Accommodation Packages More > > Effective Dates Season Starting Date Ending Date LOW November 1, 2004 September 12, 2005 June 27, 2005 January 2, 2006 PEAK June 28, 2005 September 11, 2005 PEAK LOW Adult 6.75 6.50 - Group Rate (About Group Travel >>) 5.50 5.25 - BC Student (School event >>) Free Free - BC Senior ( Special info for Seniors >> ) 6.75 6.50 - Permanently Disabled-BC Resident (More info >> ) 3.50 3.25 Child (age 5-11) Under 5 years of age: Free 3.50 3.25 - Group Rate (About Group Travel >>) 3.00 2.75 - BC Student (School event >>) Free Free - Permanently Disabled-BC Resident (More info >>) 1.75 1.75 Vehicle Fares Do Not Include Driver or Passengers PEAK LOW Undersize Vehicle Up to 7' wide, up to 20' long 22.00 18.75 - Extra "per foot" rate (see below) 1.10 0.95 Oversize Vehicle Over 7' wide, up to 20' long 33.75 30.00 - Extra "per foot" rate (see below) 1.70 1.50 Motorcycle 11.00 9.50 Motorcycle with Sidecar and/or trailer 16.50 14.25 Stowage (kayaks, canoes, etc.) 2.25 2.25 Bicycle 1.50 1.50 Commercial Vehicles/Vehicles over 5500 kg/GVW (per foot) Up to 9' wide 2.10 2.10 - over 9 feet to 10 feet wide 2.35 2.35 - over 10 feet to 11 feet wide 2.55 2.55 - over 11 feet to 12 feet wide 2.75 2.75 - over 12 feet to 13 feet wide 2.95 2.95 - over 13 feet to 14 feet wide 3.15 3.15 - over 14 feet wide 3.40 3.40 Logging Trucks: Commercial vehicle rates include logging trucks, which are deemed to be 50 feet long (for calculation of tariff) on routes where fares are only collected at one terminal. Bus (per foot) Licensed to carry 15 or more passengers 1.85 1.60 Prepaid Tickets - Book of 5, Undersize Vehicle Only 65.50 65.50 - Book of 5, Undersize Vehicle & Driver 85.50 85.50 - Book of 10, Passenger Only 40.00 40.00 - Book of 10, Undersize Vehicle & Driver 163.00 163.00 - Book of 10, Undersize Vehicle Only 123.00 123.00 - Book of 10, Motorcycle 61.50 61.50 Extra "Per Foot" Rate: The passenger vehicle fare shown applies to a unit, or combination of units, to 20 feet in overall length. A unit or combination longer than 20 feet is charged the extra per foot rate. % BC Seniors travel free Monday through Thursday except on holidays. This applies only to the passenger fare. Please show your BC Gold Care Card as it confirms your age (65 years or older) and also that you are a full-time resident of British Columbia. S BC Students, having an acceptable form of identification specific to the route of travel, shall be transported without charge for the purpose of: Commuting between residence and school; Commuting to attend or participate in school and junior association educational and sporting events. Fares subject to change without notice. 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