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- North Vancouver is about 15-20 minutes from downtown Vancouver, depending on traffic. You can cross over to the North Shore via the Lions Gate Bridge, which will take you from Stanley Park to Marine Drive, or you can take the Second Narrows Bridge from McGill St onto Mountain Highway.
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The SeaBus is our passenger ferry that crosses the Burrard Inlet, connecting Downtown Vancouver to North Vancouver. Each ferry can seat up to 395 passengers at a time, and departs every 15 minutes during the day. It takes a short 12 minutes to cross the Inlet.
There are 4 ways to get from Vancouver to North Vancouver by bus, ferry, or taxi. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio's travel planner.
- The cost-effective way to get from Vancouver to North Vancouver is to line 240 bus, which costs $4 and takes 34 min. More details
- The quickest way to get from Vancouver to North Vancouver is to taxi which costs $26 - $32 and takes 12 min. More details
- Yes, there is a direct bus departing from Westbound W Georgia St @ Granville St and arriving at Eastbound E 15th St @ St. Andrews Ave. Services dep...
- Yes, there is a direct ferry departing from Waterfront Station Northbound station and arriving at Lonsdale Quay Northbound. Services depart every 2...
- The distance between Vancouver and North Vancouver is 5 km.
- The best way to get from Vancouver to North Vancouver without a car is to ferry which takes 12 min and costs . More details
- The ferry from Waterfront Station Northbound to Lonsdale Quay Northbound takes 12 min including transfers and departs every 20 minutes. More details
- There are 883+ hotels available in North Vancouver. Prices start at $57 CAD per night. More details
There are 6 ways to get from Vancouver Airport (YVR) to North Vancouver by subway, ferry, bus, taxi, car, or towncar. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio's travel planner.
- The cheapest way to get from Vancouver Airport (YVR) to North Vancouver is to drive which costs $4 - $7 and takes 29 min. More details
- The quickest way to get from Vancouver Airport (YVR) to North Vancouver is to taxi which costs $55 - $70 and takes 29 min. More details
- The distance between Vancouver Airport (YVR) and North Vancouver is 16 km. The road distance is 24.6 km. Get driving directions
- The best way to get from Vancouver Airport (YVR) to North Vancouver without a car is to subway and ferry which takes 47 min and costs . More details
- It takes approximately 47 min to get from Vancouver Airport (YVR) to North Vancouver, including transfers. More details
- Yes, the driving distance between Vancouver Airport (YVR) to North Vancouver is 25 km. It takes approximately 29 min to drive from Vancouver Airpor...
- There are 884+ hotels available in North Vancouver. Prices start at $57 CAD per night. More details
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North Vancouver is a picturesque waterfront municipality nestled comfortably between Burrard Inlet in the South and the North Shore Mountainsin the North. Together with neighbouring West Vancouver this suburb makes up what is colloquially known as Vancouver’s North Shore. An area renowned for its beauty and bountiful outdoor recreational opportunit...
Explore Lonsdale Quay
Lonsdale Quay is a waterfront marketlocated just steps from the Seabus terminal at which you’ll arrive from Downtown Vancouver. So if you’re visiting the North Shore on the ferry it’s a perfect place to stop in for a quick bite. The market is home to over 60 specialty shops and restaurantsserving the finest local delicacies. Furthermore, the area is home to an eclectic variety of artists, vendors and crafters that further amplify the market experience.
Go for a Hike
Vancouver is home to some of the best hiking opportunities in any urban centre in the world. However, it’s on the city’s North Shore where the magic truly happens. Hikers of all skill levels are blessed with a sheer abundance of choice. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely seaside stroll or a heart-pumping climb through steep mountain terrain, there’s bound to be a trail just for you. The granddaddy of them all is the famous Grouse Grind, a 2.9 kilometre hike that transports you850 metresup...
Climb to the Peak of Vancouver
Located just 20 minutes from Downtown Vancouver, Grouse Mountainis Vancouver’s outdoor alpine playground. You’ll climb 1,250 metres (4,100 feet) up the iconic Skyride enjoying panoramic views of Vancouver, the Salish Sea and the North Shore Mountains at every turn. Once you arrive you’ll have access to a whole host of cultural, educational and outdoor recreational opportunities. The area is home to a wildlife refuge, lumberjack shows, a movie theatre and a variety of restaurants. you can also...
Pier 7
$$$|Category: Seafood|25 Wallace Mews Rd.|Website If you’re looking for a waterfront seafood restaurantwith spectacular views of Downtown Vancouver then look no further. Located in the Shipyards District, Pier 7 is renown for their great happy hour specials, fresh local seafood and perhaps the best patio in North Vancouver. I like to come here for their spectacular seafood boilson Thursdays and Sundays. Served family style, these authentic cajun-style boils pair fresh local seafood with grill...
Anatoli Souvlaki
$$|Category: Greek|5 Lonsdale Ave.| Website There is just something about the rustic simplicityof Greek cuisine that always seems to hit the spot when travelling. For this reason, I highly recommend this North Shore Hellenic hotspot that’s been slanging souvlaki since 1984. Anatoli aims to pair its award-winning mezze-style Greek cuisinewith North American service and hospitality and casual LoLo sensibilities. At this goal they’ve most definitely succeeded, even expanding to two additional lo...
Jägerhof Restaurant
$$$|Category: German|71 Lonsdale Ave.| Website What could possibly be better after a day spent in the mountains than some hearty German, Austrian and Swiss cuisinethat sticks firmly to your ribs. Jägerhof has been showcasing their take on the delicious regional specialtiesof the Alpine region of Europe for over 33 years. They readily admit that they aren’t hip, fancy or pretentious. But with history like that they don’t need to be. Try a selection from their schnitzel menu, which contains fiv...
Tap and Barrel
$$|Category: Taphouse|8 Lonsdale Ave.| Website This local chain’s massive Shipyards location contains a large dining room with two mezzanines that overlook a lively lounge. However, it’s the stunning seasonal patiothat is the major draw, offering breathtaking views of Burrard Inlet and the Vancouver skyline. Tap and Barrel’s unparalleled drink selection features 36 local craft beers and 16 BC wines on tap. Their menu features contemporary pub-faresuch as salads, burgers, and hand-stretched pi...
Sailor Hagar’s Brew Pub
$$|Category: Pub|86 Semisch Ave.| Website If you’re simply looking for a cold beer, some decent pub grub and a friendly face then this un-pretentious LoLo brewpubis just what the doctor ordered. Sailor Hagar’s offers 18 beers on tap, including 6 which are brewed in-house using their own special recipe. Locals love thefabulous food and drink specials, including $4 cocktails everyday and $13 roast beef dinner on Sunday. Sailor’s will never become a trendy chain, and their customers prefer it th...
Shipyards Festival
Date: September 28th (2019) The Shipyards Festival is a one day family friendly street partythat takes place in the last weekend of September. Formerly known as the “Shipped Waterfront Festival”, the party was kicked up a notch in 2019 when it changed into its current iteration. The popular event is full of music, adventure, food and fun! There are 4 stages featuring over 40 performersthat are augmented by a family fun zone, axe throwing, a beer garden and an eclectic variety of local food ve...
Caribbean Days
Date: Last weekend of July Every July in Vancouver the city’s Waterfront Park is home to BC’s biggest Caribbean party. The spicy Caribbean food, lively music, and beautiful waterfront setting attract tens of thousands of visitors every year. The North side of the park is home to a large concession areawhere you can find Carib classics like jerk chicken and Jamaican Patties. And of course, there’s a beer Garden to cool you down after all that spice! The park’s Southside is where you’ll find th...
Shipyards Night Market
Dates: Every Friday night (May-September) Every Friday night throughout the Summer the Shipyards Night Market attracts over ten thousand visitorswith its array of food, live music, beer garden, and artisan vendors. You’ll have your pick from over 40 food trucks that offer flavours from all over the world. So be sure to skip dinner before you come! The 350-person capacity Garden Beer Marketfeatures beverages from all of the top local brewers and distilleries. But its not just about eating and...
North Vancouver is located about 10 kilometres or a 20 minute drive across Burrard Inlet from Downtown Vancouver. The area is easily accessible by car, bus or the Seabus commuter ferry from Waterfront Station.
Prior to the arrival of European settlers the Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh, and Musqueampeoples had numerous settlements around the plentiful waters of Burrard Inlet. The fish, shellfish, and seaweed that made up the bulk of their diet was the main draw. However, they’d also venture into the mountains to hunt, practice spiritual pursuits, and gather lo...
Where is North Vancouver? North Vancouver is located about 10 kilometres or a 20 minute drive across Burrard Inlet from Downtown Vancouver. What is there to do in North Vancouver? North Vancouver is home to a variety of trails, ski hills and parks that provide host to a whole host of outdoor activities. Grouse Mountain and the Capilano Suspension B...
The sun is about to set on our North Vancouver neighbourhood guide. I hope I’ve managed to peak your interest in a visit to the most beautiful of Vancouver’s suburbs. Is there anything else you’d like to know? Or did I forgot to mention something?Well don’t be afraid to hit me up on the Vancouver Planner Facebook page or in the comment section belo...
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SkyTrain Schedules. Our fully-automated rapid transit system offers fast, convenient travel along three lines from Downtown Vancouver to the airport and other major cities in Metro Vancouver. SkyTrain Schedules. SeaBus Schedules. Travel between Downtown Vancouver and North Vancouver via the Burrard Inlet on our passenger ferry. SeaBus Schedules.
