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Vancouver to Nova Scotia: fly + ferry
Nova Scotia has no airport. Fly from Vancouver to Charlottetown (YYG), connecting in Toronto, then it's 48 km to Wood Islands Ferry Terminal and a About 1h 15m ferry (Northumberland Ferries).
No airport · flight + ferry
How to get from Vancouver to Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia has no airport: fly to the nearest one, then take the ferry.
1Via Charlottetown (YYG)
- Fly Vancouver → Charlottetown1 stop via TorontoFlights
- Transfer to Wood Islands Ferry Terminal48 km · about 1h 32m by taxi or transfer
- ⛴Ferry Wood Islands (Prince Edward Island) → Caribou (Nova Scotia)About 1h 15m · Northumberland FerriesSeveral sailings daily from spring to late autumn (seasonal)Ferry tickets
Flight times are from schedules flown recently; ferry times and operators from our ferry dataset. Check the timetable for your date; ferries can be seasonal and weather-dependent.
Good to know
- Distance
- 4,435 km2,754 miles
- Journey time
- 6h 03mflight + transfer + ferry
- Time difference
- +4hNova Scotia vs Vancouver
- Currency in Nova Scotia
- CAD
- Airports
- YVR → YYG + ferry
Flights from Vancouver to Nova Scotia: questions answered
How do you get from Vancouver to Nova Scotia?
Nova Scotia has no airport. Fly from Vancouver to Charlottetown (YYG), connecting in Toronto, then it's 48 km to Wood Islands Ferry Terminal and a About 1h 15m ferry (Northumberland Ferries).
Is there an airport on Nova Scotia?
No. The nearest airport is Charlottetown (YYG), then you take the ferry.
How long is the ferry to Nova Scotia?
Wood Islands (Prince Edward Island) to Caribou (Nova Scotia) takes About 1h 15m, several sailings daily from spring to late autumn (seasonal). Operators: Northumberland Ferries.
How far is Charlottetown airport from the ferry?
About 48 km to Wood Islands Ferry Terminal, roughly 1h 32m by taxi or transfer.
