False Creek Ferries

Granville Island Ferries, operating as False Creek Ferries, is a Vancouver-based water transportation service established in 1982. The company runs its iconic blue and white ferries across False Creek, the picturesque inlet in central Vancouver, positioning itself as "Vancouver's favourite little ferry company" and the easiest way to reach Granville Island.

Their offerings include regular continuous-loop ferry service across nine stops along False Creek, Hop-On, Hop-Off Day Pass tickets for flexible exploration, and sightseeing cruises, from family-friendly rides to narrated one-hour harbour tours. An online trip planner tool helps riders map out their route. The service connects passengers to Granville Island and other False Creek destinations, giving access to local attractions, cultural venues, waterfront dining, and seasonal festivals, with operating hours spanning 7am to 10:30pm daily (routes vary).

The company markets itself as offering the most routes and destinations in the area, backed by friendly service and comfortable vessels, and maintains strong guest satisfaction with positive reviews on TripAdvisor and an active presence on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

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