Getting Here

Prince Rupert is a transportation gateway in Northern BC, accessible by road, air, rail, and ferry. Learn more about travelling to Prince Rupert via ferry, plane, bus, or car, and what you need to know when you arrive in our remote Northern community.

Driving into Kaien Island. Image by Andrew Strain.

History and Culture

Often called the “City of Rainbows,” Prince Rupert is a diverse community with rich local culture and an incredibly long history of Coast Ts’msyen habitation. Wander our museums, galleries, historic buildings, and cultural places to discover an eclectic, unique mix of creative expression from the diverse artists and Indigenous People who call Prince Rupert home.

The North Pacific Cannery. Image by Mike Seehagel

Itineraries

Whether you stay for a day or a week, let us help you plan the perfect Prince Rupert experience. No matter your budget or the length of your stay, you’ll find the building blocks to a memorable North Coast experience.

Day Trip

Only have one night? You can still get a little taste of the town at the end of the highway.

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Weekend Getaway

When you’re travelling, the weekend is often when you stumble on events and happenings you may not have expected.

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Visitor Information

Whether you’re a local or a visitor, our Visitor Guide, brochures, and community maps have you covered. With maps, trip ideas, and more, you’ll find all the information you need to plan your perfect Prince Rupert experience. Download individual files below, or pick up hard copies at our Visitor Centre in Cow Bay.

Visitor Guide

Your complete guide to Prince Rupert.

Waterfront Walking Guide

A self-guided tour around the Cow Bay & Waterfront retail areas.

City Map

A complete map with business directory.

Recent News

Head to our blog for recent stories, highlights, and more information from Prince Rupert locals.

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