Explore the Scenic Beauty of Vancouver Waterfront

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car from anywhere in Southeastern Mexico, start by heading north on the main highways toward the U.S. border. Depending on your exact location, you may take Highway 180 or Highway 190 to reach the border. Once at the U.S. border, you will cross into Texas and follow Interstate 10 West until you reach Interstate 5 North. Follow I-5 until you reach the exit for Vancouver, WA. Take exit 1B toward Waterfront Way and follow the signs to the Vancouver Waterfront. Parking is available nearby, but it may incur a small fee, typically around $5 per hour.

• Bus

  For those traveling by public transport, you can take a bus from major cities in Southeastern Mexico to a larger hub that connects to the U.S. bus services, such as Greyhound. You will need to book a ticket to Vancouver, WA. Upon arriving at the Greyhound station, you can take a local bus or taxi to reach the Vancouver Waterfront, located at 695 Waterfront Way. Be prepared for a possible transfer in a major city like Houston or Los Angeles, and costs may vary, generally ranging from $100 to $200 for a one-way ticket.

• Train

  Another option is to take a train from a major city in Southeastern Mexico to the U.S. and connect to a train service that goes to Portland, OR. From Portland, you can take the MAX Light Rail to the Vancouver Waterfront. Board the Blue Line at the Portland Union Station and disembark at the Vancouver station. The Waterfront is a short walk away. Train fares vary, but expect to pay around $150 to $300 depending on your starting location and the time of booking.