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Approximately 43 km (27 mi) northwest of Tofino sits Hot Springs Cove, a natural hot spring that flows through interconnecting pools of various temperatures until finally reaching the ocean waters. The hot springs are accessible by boat or float plane, followed by a 2 km hike through the forest. A trip to the hot springs offers both hiking and the potential for whale watching en route. The hotsprings are in a provincial part with a $3 per person entry fee.
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This hall hosts so many community events that it's easy to forget it's a membership hall of the veteran's association. Multiple concerts per week of a variety of music, over the summer. Most performers are for one night only.
Offers a range of flights over the beautiful coasts and mountain glaciers of the area, with a good chance of seeing whales and other wildlife. Prices are per complete charter of a 4-seat aircraft.
While this store is named after its business of selling candy and ice cream, this store also rents bicycles, electric bicycles, and electric scooters.
Rents electric bikes. Rents electric bike accessories including child chariots, pet trailers, and cargo trailers. Does not rent non-electric bicycles.
A 2½-3 hour boat ride in a Boston Whaler through Clayoquot Sound, with commentary from guides. Gray whales are the most commonly seen variety. There is also a museum.
West Coast Aquatic Safaris is an optimal way to experience BC’s whales, nature, hotsprings and wildlife; a must-do while visiting Tofino.