Vancouver’s compact downtown core makes it rather easy and accessible to get around. Not only is the city very walkable, but there are multiple ways to get from one point to another, either by bike, car or ferry ride.
Some of Vancouver’s transport options allow locals to commute in interesting ways – take for example an Aquabus, which crosses over False Creek, or a seaplane, which takes off from the Burrard Inlet. With all these options, visitors should experience a Very Vancouver commute as well!
Here are 8 ways Vancouverites commute around the city, as told by Instagram:
Seabus
Travel from Waterfront Station (downtown) to Lower Lonsdale with this 15 minute Seabus ride.
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Aquabus
Hop on this rainbow coloured passenger ferries to visit Granville Island, downtown and around False Creek.
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Skytrain
To explore outside the downtown core, ride the Skytrain to explore surrounding Vancouver neighbourhoods.
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Bike
With Vancouver’s extensive network of bike lanes and paths, you can’t resist grabbing a bike and roaming around the city.
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Bus
A traditional form of transportation that will take you further out into Metro Vancouver and into the suburbs.
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Seaplane
A Very Vancouver form of transportation, hop on a seaplane for a flightseeing tour or go on a quick trip around the neighbouring islands.
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Kayak
For something more leisurely and unconventional, paddle to Downtown Vancouver and around False Creek.
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Walking
Last but not least, you can commute and explore the entire downtown core by foot.
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