Getting Around Whistler
Find the best way to access the city from anywhere.
Whistler Airport Information
Vancouver International Airport (YVR) serves as Canada's second-busiest airport, and in 2017, it was voted the top airport in North America in the Skytrax Awards, which are based on an independent survey of more than 13 million passengers from 108 countries. YVR is the only airport to have ever received this honor for eight consecutive years. It features more than 160 retail outlets, eateries, aboriginal-themed art, spa treatments, and a 30,000-gallon aquarium, as well as the 392-room Fairmont Vancouver Airport hotel. Passengers can utilize the airport's free Wi-Fi, as well as its hourly to long-term parking.
Over 50 airlines serve YVR, connecting people and businesses to 125 nonstop destinations in Canada, the U.S., and around the world via chartered and regularly scheduled flights.
Over 50 airlines serve YVR, connecting people and businesses to 125 nonstop destinations in Canada, the U.S., and around the world via chartered and regularly scheduled flights.
Whistler Transfers
Driving to Whistler is an unforgettable experience, offering breathtaking views along the Sea-to-Sky Highway (Highway 99). This scenic mountain route takes about two hours from Vancouver and is a highlight for many travelers. The drive offers a mix of coastal and mountain vistas, making the journey as enjoyable as the destination. For those planning to drive, it's important to check road conditions and prepare for seasonal changes.
If you prefer not to drive, there are plenty of transfer options available. Shuttle services run regularly from Vancouver, offering a stress-free way to reach Whistler. For a more personalized experience, private transfers and luxury coaches are also available.
If you prefer not to drive, there are plenty of transfer options available. Shuttle services run regularly from Vancouver, offering a stress-free way to reach Whistler. For a more personalized experience, private transfers and luxury coaches are also available.
Whistler Getting Around
Once you're in Whistler, getting around is simple and hassle-free. The resort town offers an efficient public transit system, including buses that connect Whistler and the surrounding areas. For a more leisurely ride, you can also explore on foot, as the village is pedestrian-friendly. Additionally, there are plenty of taxis, shuttle services, and bike rentals for easy access to the mountains, golf courses, or nearby lakes.
