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An unforgettable trip made easy! Enjoy aerial views of BC’s coast and the Gulf Islands on a stunning 35-minute flight from downtown Victoria directly into downtown Vancouver. Land dockside in the heart of the city before exploring one of Canada’s most popular attractions – Capilano Suspension Bridge Park (admission included)! More than just a swinging bridge across Capilano Canyon, the park is filled with many things to see and do in the surrounding 27 acres. After visiting the Park, return to downtown Vancouver and enjoy free time to explore before returning to Victoria on the afternoon flight of your choice.
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
All passengers 18 years and above must present either one piece of valid government issued photo identification, or two pieces of government-issued identification without a photograph
Baggage allowance: 25 lbs. Guaranteed. Additional standby baggage is space available with a charge. Baggage weight allowance includes all baggage, including purses.
Passengers must arrive at the terminal at least 40 minutes before the scheduled departure time, and be fully checked-in 20 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
Passengers not checked-in before the check-in cutoff times will not be able to board their scheduled flight and will not be refunded their fare.
If travelling with children, please be aware that the child fare applies to children aged 2-11 at the time of departure.
All passengers travelling must be ambulatory in order to fly. A mobility assistance device, such as a wheelchair or cane, may be used by a passenger to get from the terminal to the aircraft, however, passengers must have the ability to walk on and off the aircraft with minimal or no assistance
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Bus to the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Return airfare
Admission tickets to the Capilano Suspension Bridge park
All taxes and sustainability fees.
Gratuities
Harbour Air Seaplanes
Begin your experience at the Victoria Harbour Airport terminal, conveniently located in the Inner Harbour on Wharf Street. Guests are asked to check in 40 minutes prior to departure. From there, embark on a scenic seaplane flight offering sweeping views of the southern Gulf Islands and coastal mountain ranges—a remarkable and memorable way to transition between these two iconic cities.
After landing, proceed to the front of Canada Place, where the complimentary Capilano Suspension Bridge Park shuttle bus will be waiting to take you to the park. The pick-up location is just steps from the Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre, making your transfer easy and convenient. Upon arrival at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, immerse yourself in one of British Columbia’s most iconic outdoor experiences. This world-famous suspension bridge spans 137 meters across the Capilano River, offering a thrilling yet peaceful walk high above the lush coastal rainforest. Take your time exploring the surrounding Treetops Adventure, Cliffwalk, and tranquil forest trails. More than just a sightseeing stop, it’s an authentic encounter with the wild beauty of the West Coast—perfect for adventurers, nature lovers, and curious explorers alike.
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 12:00pm departure
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 11am shuttle
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 11am shuttle
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 1:30pm Shuttle
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 10am Shuttle
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 10 am shuttle
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 10am Shuttle
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 12pm Departure
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 10am Shuttle
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 11am Shuttle
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 10am Shuttle
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 11am Shuttle
Capilano Bridge's Shuttle: 11am Shuttle
3 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
257navab,
Oct 1, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Amazing pilots!!! The trip in the seaplanes to and from Vancouver were spectacular. An incredible experience for us - once in a lifetime. Terminals were comfortable and clean. A few representatives at the Vancouver terminal were officious, but still could not dampen the experience. We are envious of those who use these planes to commute regularly. We had waffles before crossing the bridge which were delicious! The suspension bridge was scary and exciting. Once you cross over, you encounter a wonderland. Plan to spend lots of time enjoying the views and trails.
Cddghursdchh,
Aug 6, 2019
- Review from Tripadvisor
Love the way this company is run. Friendly and helpful staff. Great customer service to resolve minor issues. Deep discounts available in August. Just hastle-free and a lot of fun to fly.
Mike S,
Jul 7, 2018
- Review from Tripadvisor
Seaplanes are a Vancouver thing. Sorta like cable cars are to San Francisco, only a hundred times better .Harbour Air is not cheap, but this is really something you want to do at least once in your life. You go down to the seaplane base next to Canada Place, check in (it's easy and there's not TSA or CATSA here), enjoy some complimentary coffee and pastry, and then board your DeHavilland Otter seaplane. The plane holds about 15 passengers. One especially lucky person can sit in the cockpit, next to the pilot. The flight to Victoria takes about 35 minutes, the views are absolutely unforgettable,and you land in Victoria Harbour, just a few yards away from the Fairmont Empress Hotel and the iconic Legislative Building.You catch the bus from just in front of the Empress. The bus then takes you to Butchart Gardens - world famous and breathtaking as well. And the bus will take you back for your return trip. I can honestly say I haven't had so much fun, or seen so much beautiful scenery in many years. It was the best single day of vacation sightseeing I've ever had. Period. Several tips: 1) Take an early flight: 7am or 730am. If you are in peak season, Butchart Gardens is very, very busy. By flying down and taking the 9am bus, you will get there well ahead of the folks who took the ferry from Vancouver, and you will see more of the park without getting claustrophobic. 2) High tea at the Fairmont Empress with tax and tip will cost you $100CAD. It's less than half that at the Dining Room at Butchart Gardens, and you can opt for the regular lunch menu. It's not uncommon for a couple to split an entree - and to split ia single High Tea. 3) Victoria is a lovely town, and was the Capital of BC even before Vancouver was established. You might want to spend a little time in Victoria before you catch your flight back to Vancouver. Lots of fun shopping and food. Just do it. YOLO
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