Ferries from
Campbell Island to Vancouver Island
Ferries from
Campbell Island to Vancouver Island
Currently there are no sailings from Campbell Island to Vancouver Island.
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Campbell Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a remote subantarctic island located about 700 kilometres south of New Zealand's South Island. This rugged, windswept island offers a unique wilderness experience for adventurous travellers seeking unspoiled natural beauty. The island is known for its extraordinary flora, including the Campbell Island daisy with its large purple flowers, and is home to six species of albatross, including the majestic southern royal albatross. Visitors can explore the abandoned Meteorological Station at Perseverance Harbour, which operated from 1941 to 1995, providing a glimpse into the human history of this remote outpost. The island's dramatic landscapes feature steep cliffs, vast plateaus and winding inlets that create spectacular views. Access to Campbell Island is strictly controlled to protect its fragile ecosystem, with most visitors arriving on expedition cruise ships departing from New Zealand ports. These cruises typically include other subantarctic islands such as the Auckland Islands and Macquarie Island, creating a comprehensive southern ocean adventure.
Vancouver Island, off Canada's Pacific coast, is a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. This stunning island combines rugged wilderness with charming coastal towns, making it a perfect destination for those seeking both relaxation and excitement. Visitors can explore the vibrant city of Victoria, the island's largest urban centre and British Columbia's capital, known for its beautiful Inner Harbour and the iconic Butchart Gardens. For wildlife enthusiasts, the island offers incredible opportunities to spot orcas, grey whales, and black bears in their natural habitat. The Pacific Rim National Park Reserve showcases magnificent rainforests and wild beaches, while the Comox Valley region is famous for its local food scene and outdoor activities. From the ancient forests of Cathedral Grove to the surfing paradise of Tofino, Vancouver Island has something for everyone. Travellers can easily access the island via ferry services from Vancouver and Seattle, making it a convenient addition to any Canadian or Pacific Northwest itinerary.
