Fraser River

Embark on a seamless and unforgettable journey with Harbour Air, where your adventure begins at our Richmond (YVR South) terminal, conveniently located along the tranquil Fraser River. This prime location offers easy access to Vancouver International Airport’s South Terminal, with a daily complimentary shuttle connecting you to YVR’s main international terminal and SkyTrain station, making travel to downtown Vancouver a breeze. Once you arrive at our terminal, you’ll be greeted by the welcoming atmosphere of Harbour Air, Canada’s leading seaplane operator known for exceptional service and comfort. Before you board your seaplane, take a moment to relax in our spacious terminal with incredible views of the river, or grab a bite to eat at the nearby Flying Beaver Bar & Grill. As you board one of our seaplane, get ready for a smooth and exhilarating flight. Harbour Air’s fleet is designed with comfort and safety in mind, ensuring a relaxing ride through the skies. From the moment you take off, you’ll experience panoramic views of Vancouver’s stunning cityscape and surrounding natural beauty. The aircraft’s large windows offer incredible sightlines for you to admire the lush forests, winding rivers, and sparkling waters as you journey toward Salt Spring Island. In just 35 minutes, you’ll be soaring towards your destination — the picturesque Ganges Seaplane Dock on Salt Spring Island. Upon arrival, you’ll be immersed in the island’s unique charm, where visitors can explore the quaint shops, delightful restaurants, and locally-owned galleries. Salt Spring Island is known for its welcoming atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing getaway or a day of adventure exploring its pristine nature. Harbour Air ensures a smooth, comfortable, and scenic journey every step of the way, making your flight to Salt Spring Island not just a means of transportation, but a memorable experience. Whether you’re coming for a weekend getaway or a special occasion, we provide a first-class seaplane service that captures the beauty and tranquility of British Columbia’s coast.