West Vancouver · Horseshoe Bay
Horseshoe Bay
A seaside ferry village at the tip of West Van, wrapped in marina, mountains, and forest.
The Neighbourhood
Why people move to Horseshoe Bay, and why they stay.
Horseshoe Bay sits at the northwest tip of West Vancouver, a small seaside village around a working marina and the BC Ferries terminal, framed by Howe Sound, Whytecliff Park, and the forested slopes of Cypress.
It draws downsizers, boaters, and buyers who want a quiet waterfront village with a true small-town feel, plus a new wave of boutique condos around the harbour. Inventory is mostly boutique low-rise and a handful of newer concrete buildings, with very limited supply.
Walkability
70
Transit
42
Cycling
40
Dining + Nightlife
58
Green Space
92
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What’s Nearby
Amenities
Dining
- Bay Moorings
- Troll's Fish & Chips
- Olive & Anchor
- Horseshoe Bay pubs
Coffee
- Galleria Cafe
- Horseshoe Bay cafes
- Trees Organic (nearby)
Groceries
- Horseshoe Bay Market
- Caulfeild Village shops
- IGA (nearby)
Parks + Rec
- Whytecliff Park
- Horseshoe Bay Park
- Seawalk
- Cypress Provincial Park
Transit
- Bus to downtown via Hwy 1
- BC Ferries terminal
- Blue Bus network
Nearby
- Caulfeild
- Eagle Harbour
- Lions Bay
Key Buildings
Buildings worth knowing.
Horseshoe Bay (Westbank)
Westbank
New boutique concrete around the rebuilt village square.
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Sewell's-area low-rises
Various
Established buildings overlooking the marina.
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Bayside boutique strata
Various
Small luxury buildings steps from the water.
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Hillside view homes
Various
Concrete and woodframe with Howe Sound outlooks.
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Village character buildings
Various
Older low-rise in the heart of the village.
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Future village phases
Westbank
More homes and shops still completing.
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