Attractions
Things To Do Around False Creek
Our main ferry docks are easy to find. If you’re coming from the West End, just walk south, to the foot of Thurlow Street. The ferry dock is located on Sunset Beach, behind the Vancouver Aquatic Centre.

Home of the famous Granville Island Public Market the “Island” is a people place in the heart of the city; a rich mixture of colour and culture featuring the Granville Island Brewery, Kids Only Market, water park, street entertainers, numerous restaurants, galleries, and theatres. Throughout the year, there are festivals and maritime adventures for all tastes.

Our Sunset Beach ferry terminal (formerly called The Aquatic Centre) is the perfect starting point for exploring Vancouver's West End. Walk up Thurlow St and find yourself in the vibrant Davie Village. Or walk along the water, enjoying the beaches, scenery and public art displays toward Stanley Park.

Our Maritime Museum dock, located in Vanier park, provides scenic and convenienint transportaion between Vancouver's West End and it's vibrant Kitsilano neighbourhood, home to beaches, shopping, and many restaurants.

A quaint waterfront neighbourhood located on the south shore of False Creek, Stamps Landing is home to several pubs and restaurants and offers a spectacular view of the Vancouver skyline. The Spyglass Place ferry dock is close to the Olympic Village SkyTrain Station.

Originally an industrial neighbourhood that is now a trendy mix of warehouse lofts, highrise apartments, art galleries, night clubs, and restaurants. There are two ferry docks in Yaletown; one is at Quayside Marina and the other is at David Lam Park. The Yaletown ferry terminal is close to the Yaletown SkyTrain Station.

Near the site of the 2010 Olympic village, our ferry dock is located in front of Creekside Community Centre in and just a short walk to Science World, Main St. SkyTrain Sation, and the Pacific Central Station. Science World is home to one of the largest Omnimax domed screens in the world, as well as fascinating demonstrations, exhibitions and hands-on experiences that take you on an exciting trek throughout the world of science.

Our Plaza of Nations dock gets it's name from from Expo '86. It provides easy access to BC Lions Games, Vancouver Whitecaps Games, and Vancouver Canuck Games. Many other events, such as concerts and trade shows are held throughout the year at the stadiums and is walking distance to the Dr Sun Yat-Sen gardens in Chinatown.
False Creek Ferries Daypasses
You won't miss a thing!
The best way to visit all the attractions located around False Creek. Hop on or off at any stop. Valid all day, on all ferry routes. Does not include admission to attractions, though some discounts may apply. Day Passes may be purchased on board the ferry or here on our site.
