M.V. Coho Ferry from Victoria, BC to Port Angeles, WA

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Our 2024/25 snowbird trip begins with a journey across the Strait of Juan de Fuca aboard the Black Ball Ferry Line M.V. Coho. We took the 4 pm sailing out of Victoria, BC, to Port Angeles, Washington. Our 44-foot-long rig and the two of us cost $248. 

It’s early November, so a tad cool, but the winds were light, and the sun poked through, making for a gorgeous scene as the ferry slowly motored out of Victoria’s famous inner harbor.

Coho Ferry Head Leaves Victoria

We arrived in Port Angeles in the dark 90 minutes later and proceeded to our first stop, the 7 Cedars Casino, about half an hour’s drive east on Highway 101. The casino offers overnight RV parking in a large back lot for up to 3 days.

Seven Cedars RV Parking Lot

Video Footage – Trip from Victoria to Port Angeles

The ferry and border crossing was smooth sailing. We look forward to heading to the Oregon Coast next for some fall storm watching as the King Tides are on tap November 15th -17th. The highest tides of the season are sure to put on a wave-crashing show!

2024/25 RV Snowbird Trip Video Playlist

Coho Blackball Ferry Crossing from Victoria BC to Port Angeles Washington

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