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Transportation

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Getting to and from Prince Rupert is easy! Whether arriving by car, public transport, or other means, you’ll find convenient travel options and plenty of parking to ensure a smooth journey.

Make the city your own

Set the journey within the city! Whether you’re traveling to or from the port, easily navigate your way around. Explore the city and discover all it has to offer, with clear directions to help you get there and back with ease.

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Plan Your Trip

Explore the many ways to experience all that Prince Rupert has to offer! From taxis and public transportation to rental options, there are plenty of ways to get around and take in the sights.

Transportation Options
Airport

Airport

Bus Stop

Bus Stop

Guest Information Center

Guest Information Center

Marina

Marina

Rent a car

Rent a car

Terminal

Terminal

Prince Rupert Cruise Port is conveniently located near the city centre. Once you disembark, downtown Prince Rupert is only a short 5–10 minute walk from the terminal, offering easy access to shops, restaurants, and local attractions on foot.

Travel tips
for Prince Rupert

Ready for a visit to Prince Rupert?
Here are a few tips that every first-time traveler to Prince Rupert should know:

How far is the cruise terminal from downtown Prince Rupert?

How far is the cruise terminal from downtown Prince Rupert?

The terminal is just a short walk from the heart of downtown. Most shops, cafés, and local attractions are within 5–10 minutes on foot, making it easy to explore right after disembarking.
What’s the best way to experience local wildlife?

What’s the best way to experience local wildlife?

Prince Rupert is one of the best places in British Columbia for wildlife sightings. Book a whale-watching or grizzly bear tour in advance, as spots fill up quickly during the season. Keep your camera ready — bald eagles, seals, and humpback whales are common.
What should I wear while exploring Prince Rupert?

What should I wear while exploring Prince Rupert?

Weather can change quickly on the North Coast. Dress in layers, bring a waterproof jacket, and wear comfortable shoes for walking. Even in summer, mornings and evenings can be cool.
Are there local foods I should try?

Are there local foods I should try?

Absolutely — Prince Rupert is known for its fresh seafood. Look for salmon, halibut, and local Dungeness crab in nearby restaurants. If you want something quick, stop by a local café for smoked salmon snacks or pastries.
What are the must-see attractions near the port?

What are the must-see attractions near the port?

Don’t miss the Museum of Northern British Columbia, located just steps from the terminal. The Sunken Gardens Park and Cow Bay’s colorful waterfront are also close by. For a deeper cultural experience, consider a guided Indigenous heritage tour.

How far is the cruise terminal from downtown Prince Rupert?

The terminal is just a short walk from the heart of downtown. Most shops, cafés, and local attractions are within 5–10 minutes on foot, making it easy to explore right after disembarking.

What’s the best way to experience local wildlife?

Prince Rupert is one of the best places in British Columbia for wildlife sightings. Book a whale-watching or grizzly bear tour in advance, as spots fill up quickly during the season. Keep your camera ready — bald eagles, seals, and humpback whales are common.

What should I wear while exploring Prince Rupert?

Weather can change quickly on the North Coast. Dress in layers, bring a waterproof jacket, and wear comfortable shoes for walking. Even in summer, mornings and evenings can be cool.

Are there local foods I should try?

Absolutely — Prince Rupert is known for its fresh seafood. Look for salmon, halibut, and local Dungeness crab in nearby restaurants. If you want something quick, stop by a local café for smoked salmon snacks or pastries.

What are the must-see attractions near the port?

Don’t miss the Museum of Northern British Columbia, located just steps from the terminal. The Sunken Gardens Park and Cow Bay’s colorful waterfront are also close by. For a deeper cultural experience, consider a guided Indigenous heritage tour.