The fish selling dock is a great place to sightsee and to purchase tuna salmon shrimp in season. Friday Saturday and Sunday are the days to attened. The other days the boats are out catching the product. The frozen at sea products are the freshest...More

Similar, but not comparable to Granville Island. It’s small, but its still a great place to go to since there’s a beautiful beach view and all those mini vintage stores and boutiques to see. I would say it’s a lot less crowded than Granville Island,...More

a must village to visit, so nice to stroll around you will wind lots of restaurants to eat from sushi place, fish and chips, mini donut place, and Steveston coffee. you will also find lots of locally owned gift shops to shop around. a must...More

a variety of options. You can go for food, buying fresh fish from the actual fishermen, sight seeing, shopping or photogralphy.

We thought that this was a lovely spot. Touristy for sure but very picturesque and interesting as well. There is a cannery museum for history buffs and lots to see. Several nice restaurants within easy walking distance. Companies do whale watching tours from the harbour...More

Worth getting down here. The sunset was gorgeous. Sweet cafes and restaurants. Watch the ships moored and the Fraser river flow.

Bought sushi grade side stripe prawns straight from the Fisherman that sold it freshly caught and it was cheap and delicious. Don’t even need cocktail sauce. Had fish and chip at Blue Canoe. Wished we had more time to spend here as it was delightful...More