Port Hardy – Bella Bella
Ferry to Campbell Island
Port Hardy – Bella Bella
Ferry to Campbell Island
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| Port Hardy - Bella Bella Ferry Route summary | ||
|---|---|---|
| Departure Destination | Vancouver Island | |
| Destination | Campbell Island | |
| Distance | 0 Nautical Miles | |
* Prices subject to change, pricing is taken from last 30 days, last updated 1 May 2025.
Glorious mountainside next to the endless blue of the Pacific Ocean – Port Hardy is a haven for anyone who thrives in the great outdoors. A host of walking trails surrounded by refreshing forestry decorate most of the landscape, and in the winter months snow covers the surface, prompting ardent skiers and snowboarders to test their skills against the challenging terrain. If land adventure doesn’t sound enticing, kayaking and canoeing are available for those who are adept on the waters, whilst many choose to grab their surfboard and conquer the waves by the beach. The district may be ideal for adventure, though the peaceful atmosphere and picturesque scenery also lends itself to a relaxing few days away from the stresses of the modern world. Fishing is a popular pastime with the locals, especially when it’s possible to spot the wildlife that inhabits much of the rural areas. After witnessing much of the spectacular hillside that dominates the skyline, it may be a pleasant change of pace to explore the cultural history belonging to Port Hardy; Quatse Salmon Stewardship Centre and the Port Hardy Museum offer an insight into the traditional values embedded into the region.
Public transport is fairly minimal, the only service is a fairly limited bus system that operates around the most prominent areas. There are also two taxi companies that offer affordable prices.
The Bella Bella ferry terminal, named ‘McLoughlin Bay’, was built in 1995. It is found on Campbell Island, just off the central British Columbian coast in Canada. If you’re seeking a remote Canadian getaway, then Bella Bella is the place to be. The port’s administration office, waiting room and washrooms are housed inside a portable trailer, which is set against the magnificent backdrop of the Great Bear Rainforest. Bella Bella is an Indian Reserve and is home to the main community of Heiltsuk, the region’s indigenous people. McLoughlin Bay offers ferry routes along the British Columbian coast with about one sailing each week.
