Travel from Vancouver to Seattle

Offers direct flights between Vancouver International Airport (YVR) and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA).

Alaska Airlines is a major carrier on this route, providing frequent non-stop services. Prices can fluctuate based on booking time and demand. Flights typically use Vancouver International Airport (YVR) and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA).

Provides direct flights connecting Vancouver International Airport (YVR) with Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA).

Air Canada offers numerous daily direct flights. As a full-service airline, amenities vary by fare class. Check current baggage allowances and customs procedures for international travel.

Operates flights between Vancouver International Airport (YVR) and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), including direct and connecting options.

WestJet offers a competitive option for travel between the two cities. Always check if your booking is for a direct or connecting flight, as journey times can vary.

Offers scenic seaplane flights directly between downtown Vancouver's Coal Harbour and Seattle's Lake Union, providing a unique and fast downtown-to-downtown connection.

These seaplane services offer a convenient way to travel directly between the city centers, bypassing larger airports. Immigration procedures are typically handled upon arrival at the seaplane base. Services are often seasonal or have reduced schedules on weekends.

The Amtrak Cascades service offers a scenic train journey along the Pacific Northwest coastline.

Trains depart from Vancouver's Pacific Central Station and arrive at Seattle's King Street Station. The service provides comfortable seating, a bistro car, free Wi-Fi, and power outlets. Passengers should account for border crossing procedures during the journey.

Provides intercity bus services with amenities like free Wi-Fi and power outlets.

FlixBus offers direct routes with various pickup and drop-off points in both cities, including Vancouver's Pacific Central Station and Seattle Bus Station. Journey times can vary due to traffic and border crossings.

A long-standing bus operator offering cross-border services with onboard amenities.

Greyhound buses typically offer free Wi-Fi and power outlets. Services connect Vancouver to Seattle, with stops often including Vancouver's Pacific Central Station and Seattle Bus Station. Border crossing times are incorporated into the overall journey.

Specializes in cross-border travel between Vancouver and Seattle, with convenient stops including airports and cruise terminals.

Quick Shuttle is known for its experience in navigating border crossings. Stops can include Vancouver's Waterfront Station, Canada Place, River Rock Casino, and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SeaTac), Washington State Convention Center, and cruise piers. Onboard amenities often include Wi-Fi and power outlets.

Driving offers flexibility and the opportunity to explore sights along the I-5 corridor.

The driving distance is approximately 225-230 km (140-143 miles) via I-5 South. Border crossing times can vary significantly depending on the day, time, and season, potentially adding substantial time to the journey. There are generally no major tolls on the I-5 route between Vancouver and Seattle. Ensure all travelers have valid passports and necessary documents for crossing the U.S.-Canada border.