By Private Vehicle:
The Comox Valley is a three-hour (220 km/137 mile) drive north from Victoria
or a 75-minute (107 km/66 mile) drive from Nanaimo, where the ferry terminals
of Departure Bay and Duke Point are located. Drive Highway #19, the new inland,
four-lane expressway, or take the scenic Oceanside Route on the old Island
Highway #19A.
Driving directions to Copes Islander B&B: our
location .
Distances and driving times to the Comox Valley: distance
chart .
By Ferry:
Regular ferry service links the British Columbia Mainland and
Washington State to the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island.
Information on Ferry Travel: Vancouver Island Ferry Service .
BC Ferries terminal at Little River near Comox
By Air:
Numerous direct flights from the Vancouver International Airport
and Calgary International Airport land daily at the Comox Valley Regional
Airport (YQQ) in Comox.
Information on: Air Travel
to Comox .
Comox Valley Regional Airport
By Boat:
Those travelling by boat will find a full range of facilities
including moorage, showers, restaurants and shops adjacent to the Comox Marina.
Contact the Comox Valley Harbour Authority at (250) 339-6041, for more information.
By Train:
The Malahat Train , formerly the E & N Dayliner, makes
daily trips between Victoria and Courtenay. This small train offers a behind
the scenes view of rural communities and Vancouver Island forests.
Information on Rail Travel to Comox
.
By Bus:
Daily bus service connects all parts of Vancouver Island with
the Mainland. Throughout the Comox Valley and surrounding areas, local bus
and 24 hour taxi services are provided.
Information on: Bus service to Comox
.