According to the BC Ferries website, the following dates will require reservations;

• 18 March, 9am to 6pm Tsawwassen;
• 19 March, 11am to 8pm Swartz Bay, All Day Tsawwassen;
• 20 March, 1pm to 6pm Swartz Bay, 2pm to 8pm Tsawwassen;
• 21 March, 7am to 10pm Swartz Bay, 7am to 4pm Tsawwassen;
• 24 March, 3pm to 7pm Tsawwassen

Reservations can be made by;

Call tool – free in North America 1.888.223.3779
Rogers or Telus Mobility Networks punch *223
Outside North America call 1.250.386.3431
Via Email, contact BC Ferries at bcferries.reservations@bcferries.com

For more information be sure to visit their website at www.bcferries.com

Photo Credit: BC Ferries Website

Post from: The Vancouver Traveler

Tsawwassen is approximately 45 minutes from downtown Vancouver and Horseshoe Bay takes about the same amount of tim, but is north of Vancouver.

Schedules are always changing depending on the season, and some routes can get extremely busy, especially during the summer months.

Ferries usually run every 1 to 2 hours depending on the route.
For current schedule information and fares it is best to check out their web site at www.bcferries.bc.ca

I highly recommend making reservations on the more popular routes during the summer months, especially on long weekends. It costs a bit more, but is well worth it!
I have spend many hours in long, hot line-ups wishing I had done the same. It is not uncommon to have to wait one or two sailing to catch your ferry during during these busy times.

Post from: The Vancouver Traveler

For more information concerning ferry schedules, be sure to visit the BC Ferries Web Site

Post from: The Vancouver Traveler