False Creek

Fox Creek is a lake in Vancouver city, this place moored a lot of boats, are privately a yacht area, the whole area is not very large, you can see a lot of locals here for leisure life.

In Granville Island, see the ferry to visit Fuxi (False Creek Ferries), adults $7.5, children $5, 25 minutes a round trip (a few stops in the middle, someone up and down). Sunny, sitting in the boat all the way to see the Vancouver Museum, HR McMillan Space Center, Sunset Beach, etc.

There is a lot to do and a lot of scenery to see. Each boat docked at the pier takes you to different areas around Fuxi. Every adjacent area has places to explore. And the best fun is to take the ferry to Fuxi. It is an excellent way to explore here.

The name false creek is because in 1859 the Royal Navy sailed here, thinking that it could be sailed into burrard inlet from this inner bay, but unexpectedly impassable, so it was named "false creek". The east end of the river is the scientific world, and the east end is injected into English Bay. There is Public Market on the coast, BC Stadium.

False Creek is a bay in Vancouver. There is Ferry to reach Granville Island We went in the afternoon to the evening. It was very amazing. The blue sky and white clouds were in the distance. There were buildings and yachts. There were a lot of people on the weekend. There was a queue, but the price was not bad.

False Creek is quite interesting to translate as "False Creek", a key entrance to Vancouver water bay that separates downtown Vancouver from other parts. The views on both sides of the stream are not bad. If you have enough time, you can take the ferry to False Creek to enjoy the scenery. Fuxi is also a popular boating area, with activities including dragon boats, canoeing, kayaking, yachts and more. The International Dragon Boat Festival is held here. Fuxi Ferry has services from the Water Center (Aquatic Centre) to Granville Island and other ports around Fuxi to Granville Island.