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Book Saver fares in both directions, and book a Prepaid fare for departures from Vancouver (Horseshoe Bay). Easily find our how much fare ticket prices cost for our routes, plan ahead with our fare calculator, and find information on all our fare and fee types.
- Fare Calculator
Calculate your ferry costs before you sail with us on any of...
- Discover Our Routes
Discover Our Routes - Ferry Fares and Fees - BC Ferries
- Sunshine Coast Saver Fares From $39
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- Motorcycle Fares
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- Schedules
Schedules - Ferry Fares and Fees - BC Ferries
- Experience Card
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- Sailing Specials
Sailing Specials - Ferry Fares and Fees - BC Ferries
- Contact Us
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- Fare Calculator
Calculate your ferry costs before you sail with us on any of our routes with our easy to use fare calculator for no surprise travel planning.
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Please visit our Book Now page for exact pricing and schedules based on your travel information. Full Price including terminal fee, transaction fee, fuel surcharge, ferry fares, and taxes does not appear until the shopping cart screen. Prices shown on the departure selection screen are the bus fare only and are NOT the final price.
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