With Quickcoach to Seattle
The night ended early again. Yes, yes, the time change. At 9:00 a.m. we checked out and set off on the two-minute walk to the Quickcoach bus stop from Vancouver to Seattle.
This page brings together all posts from miles-around from the Canadian province of British Columbia – two travel reports from a West Coast North America trip in autumn 2014, which had Vancouver as the last stop before the return journey.
Included is a travelogue about exploring Vancouver by bicycle in the rain – with tips for Gastown, Stanley Park, and the famous steam clock – as well as a practical report on the Quickcoach bus service from Vancouver to Seattle as a comfortable and affordable alternative for travelers who want to connect the two cities. The articles are aimed at travelers planning to visit British Columbia as part of a larger West Coast road trip.
The night ended early again. Yes, yes, the time change. At 9:00 a.m. we checked out and set off on the two-minute walk to the Quickcoach bus stop from Vancouver to Seattle.
Our night ended early; jet lag had caught up with us a bit. The first thing we did was turn on the TV and check what the weather in Vancouver would bring... hmm... rain. Oh, it won't be that bad. We quickly ate a bite to eat and then went to the lobby to rent bikes and explore Vancouver's sights in the rain.