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Nanaimo
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49 ° 9 ′ 51 ″ N 123 ° 56 ′ 11 ″ W
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Nanaimo is a city of British Columbia to Canada.

Understand

Nanaimo is the central urban hub ofVancouver Island in British Columbia. It is the second largest city on the island and has the second largest port.

To go

By plane

  • 1 Nanaimo Airport (IATA : YCD, ICAO: CYCD, Nanaimo Airport) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia linkLogo indicating a link to the wikidata element (13 km southeast of Nanaimo)
  • Air Canada Express  – Flights from airports Calgary and of Vancouver. Adding the flight from Vancouver to Nanaimo on another Air Canada flight to Vancouver is often minimal.
  • Harbor Air Logo indicating a link to the website – Seaplanes from downtown Vancouver and of Richmond.
  • Seair Logo indicating a link to the website – Seaplanes from downtown Vancouver and of Richmond.
  • Westjet  – Flights from the airport Calgary.

On a boat

  • BC Ferries Logo indicating a link to the website Logo indicating timetables All the h. Logo indicating tariffs 47 $ C for a car and 15 $ C per person, one way only (20 $ C more for reservations). – From Vancouver. The hard crossing h 40. From Vancouver, Greyhound buses can be taken to the Horseshoe Bay terminal which crosses to the Departure Bay terminal in Nanaimo. From there, you can take the Nanaimo Regional Transit system to downtown.

By train

By bus

  • Vancouver Island Coachlines Logo indicating a link to the website – Service from downtown Victoria.

By car

From Victoria, it is a journey of approximately 90 mins.

Circulate

There is a public transportation system in Nanaimo, but it is not very convenient to get to different parts of the city. If you plan to use it, make sure you are familiar with the times, otherwise you could wait a long time at a stop.

If you reserve in advance, it is possible to rent a car directly at the Departure Bay ferry terminal or at the Nanaimo Airport.

To see

The Bastion
  • Nanaimo Museum (Nanaimo Museum) Logo indicating a link to the website 100 Museum Road Logo indicating tariffs $ C per adult, 1,75 $ C per student and senior, 0,75 $ C per child and free per child under 5 years. – Nanaimo and Snuneymuxw First Nation History Museum, replica of a coal mine, temporary exhibits.
  • The Bastion Logo indicating a link to the website Logo indicating tariffs Donations. – Hudson's Bay Company counter built in 1853, now a museum giving a glimpse of life a century ago. Historic cannon fire takes place daily at noon during the summer season.

Do

  • Scuba diving

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Housing

Painted Turtle Guesthouse Hostel

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Around

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