Harbour Air is expanding this summer, adding three new routes to its seaplane service. A direct route between Victoria and Seattle is among the new offerings, as are flights between Vancouver and two Vancouver Island destinations. “This is our biggest seasonal expansion yet, and it reflects what we’re hearing from our guests and communities,” said Harbour Air’s Chris Fordyce, in a statement. “These additions strengthen our network and give coastal B.C. travellers more ways to explore the region and beyond.” The Victoria-Seattle route will launch on June 11, transporting passengers from the B.C. capital’s Inner Harbour to the Emerald City’s downtown. The flight time is approximately one hour, and Harbour Air says one-way fares start at $149. Flights between Vancouver and Ucluelet are launching June 25, with one-way fares slated to start at $209. “Ucluelet offers direct access to old-growth rainforest trails, the Wild Pacific Trail and dramatic coastlines,” the statement from Harbour Air said, also noting the Island community was named as one of Expedia’s 2026 destinations of the year. On July 6, flights between Vancouver and Campbell River will begin, with one-way fares starting at $139. “The new Campbell River service serves as a gateway to some of British Columbia’s most celebrated wilderness, drawing national and international travellers for salmon fishing, backcountry adventures and whale watching,” the statement from Harbour Air said. The company will also be resuming its spring and summer service between Vancouver and Seattle, with flights set to take off starting April 13. More information and full slight schedules are available online.
