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This one-hour guided boat tour takes you around False Creek on a quiet electric ferry departing from Granville Island. See downtown Vancouver's waterfront unfold from the water, from Science World and the Olympic Village to the floating homes of Sea Village, Yaletown and Sunset Beach. With a maximum of 10 passengers per trip, the small group lets you take in the sights at a relaxed pace, guided in English by a crew that has run cruises on False Creek for more than 40 years.

Board an electric ferry at Granville Island
and loop around False Creek
Board a quiet electric ferry with up to 10 passengers at the ferry dock next to Granville Island Public Market. For about an hour, you follow the south shore and then the north shore of False Creek while a crew with more than 40 years of experience cruising here shares the sights and stories.
Follow the south shore to Science World

Leave Granville Island and cruise past the floating homes of Sea Village, Fairview Slopes and the Olympic Village all the way to Science World, enjoying views of Granville Island and the hillside neighborhoods from the water.
Head along the north shore to Yaletown and English Bay

Turn around and travel west along the north shore of the creek, passing the Expo lands and Yaletown. Continue past Sunset Beach to English Bay near the Inukshuk at the mouth of False Creek, where you can also take in views toward Stanley Park.
Return to Granville Island via Vanier Park

Cross from English Bay toward Vanier Park and return to Granville Island to finish the tour. You disembark at the same ferry dock where you started.
※ The itinerary may change depending on local conditions.
Meeting point :
Granville Island Ferry Dock (False Creek Ferries)
1699 Johnston St, Vancouver, BC V6H 3S2, Canada
Meeting point information:
The ferry dock is between Granville Island Public Market and Bridges Tap & Barrel, a large bright yellow restaurant. The tour returns to the same location.
1699 Johnston St, Vancouver, BC V6H 3S2, Canada