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IslandLink Now Offering Bus Services Connecting to Hullo Sailings
The new routes connect Campbell River, Courtenay and Parksville to Hullo sailings, giving riders a car-free link to downtown Vancouver.
- IslandLink Bus Services and Hullo launched car-free travel on October 1, linking Vancouver Island communities to downtown Vancouver. The service connects Campbell River, Courtenay, and Parksville to Hullo's Nanaimo terminal for ferry connections.
- Hullo and IslandLink aim to improve regional connectivity, making it easier for residents to reach the Lower Mainland without a vehicle. The partnership addresses long-standing demand for integrated transportation options.
- Designed around two key sailings, the schedule features a 9 a.m. departure from Vancouver and an 11 a.m. sailing from Nanaimo. IslandLink bus fares start at $44 one way, bookable online or in person.
- "Connecting our bus routes directly to Hullo's terminal creates a smooth, hassle-free link," said Phillip Morgan, CEO of IslandLink. This integrated option provides convenience for Vancouver Island residents and visitors traveling to the Lower Mainland.
- Both companies are exploring future expansion to Victoria, the Cowichan Valley, Port Alberni, and Tofino to build a comprehensive transit network. These additions would extend service across the North Island and beyond.
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IslandLink and Hullo partner up to make travelling to the Lower Mainland easier
Travelling from Vancouver Island to the Lower Mainland has gotten a lot easier. Hullo and IslandLink Bus Services have linked up to create car-free travel between the two regions. IslandLink […]
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