Horseshoe Bay in West Vancouver is one of my most favorite destination. Serenely located by the fjord named Howe Sound, it’s one of the main terminal of BC Ferries, connecting Nanaimo in Vancouver Island across the Georgia Strait, Bowen Island in the Howe Sound as well as Sunshine Coast to the Lower Mainland. The village consisted of mainly eateries, fancy ones as well as affordable ones. I have been here the first time on January 21, 2006, Saturday, but without a camera. So I revisited it on Jan 30, 2006, Monday, just to grab more pics for you guys.

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Taking a snap on North Vancouver heading towards its Lonsdale Quay on Seabus. See the sloppy streets going uphill ? I love it !


Looking back at downtown Vancouver. The other Seabus is heading the opposite way.


The Public Market at Lonsdale Quay. Lovely isn’t it ?


Ferry Terminal. As there’s no bridge to islands, or Sunshine Bay, which is situated at the other end of the Howe Sound fjord on the mainland, ferry plays an important role.


Ferry with the aerobridge leading to it from the terminal, with the bus I just travelled in, #250 Downtown Vancouver - Park Royal - Horseshoe Bay in the foreground.


A barge with 3 concrete mixers onboard about to dock.


The marina in Horseshoe Bay where fatcats the well-to-do guys anchor their yachts, with the snow-capped mountains in the background.


The sandwich joint where I had my beef burger with lotsa fries. The boss, a Korean, unlike his consort, doesn’t really bother how many times you refill your coffee.