West Vancouver
British Columbia, Canada
City·Affluent, Scenic, Serene
West Vancouver is a district municipality in British Columbia, Canada, known for its stunning natural beauty and affluent lifestyle. Situated on the north shore of Burrard Inlet, it offers breathtaking views and is part of the North Shore municipalities along with the District and City of North Vancouver. As one of the wealthiest areas in Canada, West Vancouver is home to luxurious homes and a serene environment. The Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal connects the mainland to Vancouver Island, making it a convenient hub for travelers. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Cypress Provincial Park and other natural attractions.
Highlights
- Home to the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal.
- Part of the North Shore municipalities.
- Close proximity to Cypress Provincial Park.
- Renowned for its wealth and luxury living.
- Stunning views of Burrard Inlet.
Things to consider before traveling to West Vancouver
- Close access to Cypress Provincial Park for outdoor activities.
- Part of the affluent North Shore municipalities.
- Stunning natural landscapes and views of Burrard Inlet.
Tips
Getting Around
Public transit is available, but a car is recommended for exploring the scenic routes.
Local Attractions
Visit Cypress Provincial Park for hiking and skiing.
Ferry Access
Use the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal for trips to Vancouver Island.
Shopping
Explore Park Royal for a variety of shopping and dining options.
Dining
Enjoy waterfront dining with stunning views of the inlet.
Travel advice
Spring
Spring is mild and perfect for exploring the natural beauty of the area.
Summer
Enjoy warm weather and outdoor activities, but expect more tourists.
Fall
Experience beautiful fall foliage with fewer crowds.
Winter
Ideal for skiing and winter sports at nearby Cypress Provincial Park.
Essentials
Currency
CAD $
Average Cost
$150-$250 p/day
Population
45,487
Languages Spoken
English, French
Best Time to Visit
April-June, September-November
Location
West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada