Steveston Fisherman's Wharf

Fisherman's Wharf is a famous place in Vancouver. Many hotels and piers in China often refer to this name. Fisherman's Wharf was a place where local fishermen lived very early. The activities on the pier are also good. You can see a lot of boats.

Rich marine resources make the fisherman's wharf famous. Whenever the fishing boat docks, the fisherman's wharf adds some noise, the fishing boats are small, just operating offshore. The deck of the fishing boat is a stall, and a few tarpaulins are placed on it to protect the rain, shade and shelter from the wind. A boat full of fresh sea cargo, moored by the dock, fishermen will catch fish, shrimp, crabs, etc., piled on the fishing boat, you can choose. The trick to buy seafood here is to compare more, and the goods are not lost. No wonder many Vancouver residents drive here to buy seafood.

A photovoltaic pier with very few tourists is not a sight we saw in San Francisco. However, the scenery here is very good, there are a lot of private cruises, and it is said that many locals will come here to eat seafood.

Fisherman's Wharf in Richmond, Vancouver, Canada is a classic attraction in Vancouver and a local food gathering point. At the beach at the end of stevenston Road, there are all kinds of food from seafood pizza to French brunch, fried chicken, fishand chips, candy. The fishing boats on the beach have the freshest seafood to buy in the morning market. Fish and crabs are complete, the park next to it is also very beautiful, and you can visit all day on a windy and sunny day.

Richmond Fisherman's Wharf (fishermans wharf) is both an attraction and a seafood market, about 28 kilometers from downtown Vancouver. I live near the royal oak station. First, take the sky bus to metrotown, and then take the 49 bus more than 30 stops, get off at w 49 ave station. Then you can see the Langara station of the canada line of the skycar, take the direction of richmondbrighouse to the end, get off, cross the road, take the bus 406 to steveston direction to the terminal to see the fisherman's wharf. Today Saturday afternoon, I went to a lot of people, the same car a Hong Kong woman told me that tomorrow Sunday is Canada's National Day holiday, fish will be more and cheaper, there are some programs to watch! Today I arrived at more than three o'clock, and there are some fish, salmon, scar, sea urchin, etc. The price is indeed much cheaper than what I saw at the Granville mass market (granville island public market). There is a fisherman selling salmon, smaller (about two pounds) 4.50 Canadian dollar a pound, larger 8.50 Canadian dollar a pound, smaller because of the price in a few minutes sold out, only a few, bigger is not easy to sell out. The surrounding area is not expensive, ice cream, I bought one at Granville Mass Market, and Fisherman's Wharf sold 2.50 to 3 Canadian dollars. It is said that there are often many people who come to Fisherman's Wharf to buy fresh seafood! As a tourist, you can see the scenery and buy cheap seafood. Why not? Come to Vancouver and have time to visit Fisherman's Wharf!

Beautiful environment, hospitality: enthusiasm, low consumption threshold, convenient transportation and convenient parking. . .

Very worth going place, fish&chips and cheese ice cream are famous and very delicious. There are many tourists who like to go on holiday.