The Aquabus’s vessels make stops up and down False Creek every 15 minutes or less. All Aquabus Docks are bike-friendly, and most are wheelchair accessible.
Navigate the Aquabus False Creek Ferry Docks Map below.
Aquabus Ferry Dock Locations on False Creek
- Hornby Street — At the foot of Hornby Street on the downtown seawall, between the Burrard and Granville bridges.
- Granville Island — On the False Creek waterfront between the Public Market and the Arts Club Theatre.
- David Lam Park — On the False Creek seawall directly in front of David Lam Park.
- Stamps Landing — On the False Creek south shore at Stamps Landing, directly below the pub patios.
- Spyglass Place — At the foot of Spyglass Place on the south shore, directly under the Cambie Bridge.
- Yaletown — At the foot of Davie Street on the Yaletown seawall, just west of the Cambie Bridge.
- Plaza of Nations — Beside the Plaza of Nations on the north shore, just south of BC Place and Parq Vancouver.
- The Village — On the Olympic Village seawall off Athletes Way, beside Creekside Community Recreation Centre, west of Science World.
Download the Aquabus Docks Map
The Aquabus has been serving False Creek and the surrounding area since 1985.
Granville Island access from Aquabus Dock 2
Aquabus Dock 2 sits on the False Creek waterfront right beside the Granville Island Public Market. Arriving by ferry brings you onto the island at its water side — a few steps from the Market doors, the Arts Club Theatre and the Net Loft — rather than through the Anderson Street entrance that carries road traffic.
From the dock, Johnston Street leads past the Public Market toward the Maritime Market and Broker’s Bay, while the seawall runs the other way past Ocean Cement and the Granville Island Hotel toward Alder Bay and Ron Basford Park. The map below shows the island’s streets, parking and washrooms, along with the layout of the Public Market inside.
Our most popular destination, Granville Island is a hub of activity and creativity all year round. Spend your day here to explore artisan studios and galleries, sample a tasty array of eats, and wander the bustling Public Market.
