SOUTHWESTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA - British Columbia: Including the Alaska Highway - page 294

Traveling Along the Coast
Although the Sunshine Coast is part of the mainland, a trip north entails two trips with BC
Ferries (604/669-1211 or 888/223-3779, www.bcferries.com ) . From Horseshoe Bay, at the
west end of Vancouver's North Shore, ferries regularly cross Howe Sound to Langdale, the
gateway to the Sunshine Coast. From there, Highway 101 runs up the coast 81 kilometers
(50.3 miles) to Earls Cove, where another ferry crosses Jervis Inlet to Saltery Bay. These
trips take 40 and 50 minutes, respectively, and run approximately every two hours between
6:30am and 11:30pm. The ferry charge is adult $14.55, child $7.30, vehicle $49, which in-
cludes one-way travel on both ferries or round-trip travel on just one ferry.