2025 Tsawwassen Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#Unbeatable Sea View #Overseas Travel #Star Writers Rush Rush From Richmond, Vancouver, take a boat trip to Vancouver Island, passing large and small islands as well as the Canyon Waterway along the way. The boat ride takes about 2 hours. It is recommended to bring a small amount of snacks. It is really relaxing to enjoy the beautiful scenery while eating.

The Bass Pro Shop in Tsawwassen is simply put the most mind blowing "shop" i have ever experienced. I put shop in quotations because this place is arguably also a museum, art exhibition, Icon, and more. Upon walking through the main entrance you are greeted by the most incredible scene, Hanging above your head is a wooden beam with multiple stuffed stag heads, behind which is the main corridor. This corridor is affixed along its sides with hundreds of stuffed animals, along with recreations of their natural habitats and natural paintings. Walking to the end of this corridor you can find a huge aquarium loaded with large fish. However this shop has more to offer than decor, it has just about the most complete outside gear inventory you could imagine, if you can picture using it in an outdoor setting, you can buy it here. From boots to tools to tents to vehicles to crossbows to coyote urine, its on sale here. They also have a selection of local snacks, hot sauces, clothing, souvenirs, furniture and hunting licenses. If you consider yourself an outdoors person, you need to get down here, this is the place for you. #culturalattractions#zoos#camping

Good place to travel to Vancouver island. The terminal have a place to rest. 1.5 hr to Victoria. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

British Columbia Ferry Services Inc., operating as BC Ferries (BCF), is a former provincial Crown corporation, now operating as an independently managed, publicly owned Canadian company. BC Ferries provides all major passenger and vehicle ferry services for coastal and island communities in the Canadian province of British Columbia. Set up in 1960 to provide a similar service to that provided by the Black Ball Line and the Canadian Pacific Railway, which were affected by job action at the time, BC Ferries has become the largest passenger ferry line in North America, operating a fleet of 41 vessels with a total passenger and crew capacity of over 27,000, serving 47 locations on the B.C. coast. The federal and provincial governments subsidize BC Ferries to provide agreed service levels on essential links between the BC mainland, coastal islands, and parts of the mainland without road access. The inland ferries operating on British Columbia's rivers and lakes are not run by BC Ferries. The responsibility for their provision rests with the British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure, which contracts operation to various private sector companies. At its inception, BC Ferries was a division of the British Columbia Toll Highways and Bridges Authority, a provincial Crown corporation. Through successive reorganizations, it evolved into the British Columbia Ferry Authority and then the British Columbia Ferry Corporation, both of which were also provincial Crown corporations. In 2003, the Government of British Columbia announced that BC Ferries, which had been in debt, would be reorganized into a private corporation, implemented through the passage of the Coastal Ferry Act (Bill 18–2003). The single voting share of BC Ferries Corporation is held by the provincial government's BC Ferry Authority, which operates under the rules of the Act. #BCFerries #BritishColumbia

It was my first time to take such a big ship. I think there were five floors on the ship. There were also restaurants, toilets, shops... There were so many things to see and do. You could go shopping when you were bored. The weather was very good on the day I set out, with blue sky and white clouds. It was a very interesting journey for the four of us. The wind was very strong on the deck, so it was basically impossible to take beautiful photos of people and scenery, but you could take beautiful photos of the scenery.

# Explore the Principality of Canada: A Happy Place for Kids Looking for a place where your kids can have fun, learn and explore? The Principality of Canada, this fantasy paradise, will be your best choice! ## Fantastic natural landscapes In the Principality of Canada, children can immerse themselves in magnificent natural landscapes. Every place seems to be a work of art from nature. Children can run on the grass, have a picnic, or hold a treasure hunt to enhance mutual understanding and cooperation! Not only can you gain knowledge, but you can also make new friends! Let children grow up in play and cultivate their curiosity and creativity. ## Friendly Family Atmosphere The Principality of Canada is well known for its friendly family atmosphere. Whether you have young children or teenagers, you will find activities and facilities to suit your needs. Parents can let their children explore without worry while they can enjoy some leisure time and spend a wonderful day with the family. Whether you are a nature lover, an activity fanatic or a food explorer, the Principality of Canada offers endless fun and surprises. Bring your children to this happy place and let them have unforgettable memories! Come and start some wonderful family time! #Good Places for Families #GlobalTravel #Canada #CanadaTourism

The most popular activity in summer must be the exciting and cool water parks, with various water slides and rafting activities. BC has many fun and beautiful water parks, suitable for family vacations. 🌟Bridal Falls Water Park The water park is located at 53790 Popkum Road South in Rosedale, British Columbia. It is at exit 135 of the Trans-Canada Highway, about 15 minutes drive from Chilliwack and 18 kilometers south of Harrison Hot Springs. The attraction is in a very good environment. The slides are surrounded by green lawns. The background is mountains and forests. The full-day ticket price is between $12-$29! 📍Location: 53790 Popkum Road South, Rosedale 🌟Cultus Lake Water Park Cultus Lake Water Park is the largest water park in British Columbia. It is less than two hours from downtown Vancouver. There are children's slides suitable for children, inflatable slides that the whole family can ride, and steep and fast rides suitable for thrill-seekers. 📍Location: 4150 Columbia Valley Hwy, Cultus Lake 🌟Big Splash Water Park It is the second largest water park in the Vancouver area, near the Tsawwassen Mills Outlet Shopping Center and the BC Ferries ferry terminal, with water slides in Delta. There is a children's area. The area includes a junior splash slide, which is basically a collection of four small slopes and a splash pad. 📍Location: 4775 Nulelum Way, Tsawwassen 🌟Harrison Water Park Harrison Water Park is an inflatable playground located on Lake 100 Esplanade Avenue, in front of the Harrison Hot Springs Resort. There are inflatable rafts, slides, swings, trampolines, you can climb up and jump down. There are huge floating balls to climb, a huge inflatable seesaw, and a ball that you can jump on to make your friends fly away. It should be noted that participants must be at least 6 years old, and children aged 6 to 10 need to be supervised by a responsible adult or family member over 16 years old. 📍Location: 100 Esplanade Ave, Harrison Hot Springs, BC

The Delta is a bird-watching destination in the Greater Vancouver Area. Its geographical location and climate attract countless migratory birds to rest here. Owl species such as the Barred Owl and Snowy Owl can be found in the Delta.