Wickaninnish Inn ( Tofino )
A British Columbia Activity Getaway
Activities at the Wickaninnish Inn in Tofino, BC
Winter Storm Watching - experience the drama of a winter storm from the luxurious surroundings of the Wickaninnish Inn, incomparable Pointe Restaurant, and warm welcoming environment of Ancient Cedars Spa.
Whale Watching - watch the migrating Pacific Gray Whales on their annual 10,000 mile spring migration from Baja to Alaska, and join in the many festivities including a Salmon barbecue! The annual whale festival takes place during the month of March, and follows the British Columbia spring break schedule.
Beachcombing - Chesterman Beach offers 1 1/2 miles of wide sandy beach to search for ocean treasures and explore the magic of life in a tidal pool.
Rain Forest Walks - enjoy a leisurely walk through one of the largest intact, ancient temperate rainforests left in the world. Here 500 year old Sitka Spruce, some 10 feet in diameter, tower 300 feet skyward.
Sea Kayaking - novices and experts alike will find it easy to explore the quiet inside waters of Clayoquot Sound and watch for river otters, harbour seals, bald eagles and a variety of shorebirds.
Hot Springs Cove - sail, cruise or fly by float plane to Hot Springs Cove and soak in the ultimate hot tubs - a series of natural rock pools fed by underground hot springs. These series of hot pools lead directly to the sea, and add a soothing mixture of alternating hot and cool as the waters mix with each wave.
Birdwatching - Birdwatching in Tofino is an experience of nature second to none. The wide array of local and migratory birds, ranging from large Albatrosses to tiny Hummingbirds makes Clayoquot Sound a destination for enthusiasts around the world.
Fishing - experience the thrill of catching trophy salmon or halibut, or try fly fishing for coho salmon or an amazing steelhead in one of the nearby crystal clear rivers.
Golfing - Long Beach Golf Course offers 9 challenging holes, playing long and narrow to 3,149 yards. It has a par of 72 and a slope rating of 116.
Surfing - The waves of the Pacific have put Vancouver Island on the maps of many surf enthusiasts. Surfing in Canada? You bet! Boogie boards, surf boards and the all important wetsuits are all available for rent at several local shops.
Scuba Diving - experience some of the best scuba diving in the world. The nearby waters offer a vast array of marine life and historical shipwrecks. Due to the cool water and constant currents, diving in local waters is recommended only for experienced divers.
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