Ocean tours out on the water will bring you up close to the ocean wildlife! Tour boats bring visitors to view the orcas, sea lions and porpoises that grace this unique part of the BC Coast. Whale-watching tours and deep-sea fishing is a thrill your family will never forget.   The ocean fishing fleet in Steveston is the largest in all of Canada. At the Steveston Wharf you can buy fresh seafood directly from the fisherman's boats. Why not enjoy a fresh fish and chips meal, the outdoor scenery and ocean air all at the same time at Steveston Village in Richmond Canada.

  The Gulf of Georgia Cannery opened in the 1800's and is now a Canadian National Historic Site. Steveston BC's second National Historic Site is the Brittania Shipyard. Steveston Museum also possesses a vast collection of local artifacts that describe life in Steveston and Richmond for over a century, from Steveston's early days as a simple fishing village to its spectacular tourism of the present.

  Competition for homes in Richmond BC can be strong. The Richmond real estate market, especially in beautiful family neighbourhoods like Steveston, moves quickly and housing starts are continuous through the seasons. Often multiple offers are made for the same Richond townhouse of stand-alone house.

  Situated along the South Arm ofthe Fraser River, the waterfront at Bayview Street is perhaps Steveston BC's best oceanfront experience. Moving inland from Bayview Street, Steveston Village encompasses five city blocks including Moncton Street, Chatham Street, Broadway Street, Richmond Street, and Garry Street and spans east to west from No.1 Road to 7th Avenue and across pedestrian trails to Sturgeon Banks.

  Events and Entertainment in Steveston include the Steveston Salmon Festival, Fraser River Art Festival and the Maritime Festival. Artisan markets and kiosks are always fun to browse and concerts on the dock will keep your ears entertained as well.