Guidebook for Tofino
Food Scene
A foodie scene, fresh, local, diverse menu. Our favorite is heuvos rancheros for brunch, or a mid afternoon Americano or homemade ice cream sandwhich. Better yet when all the restaurants are crowded, get a carton of frozen fish chowder to take home with a loaf of corn bread.
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SoBo TO-GO
311 Neill StA foodie scene, fresh, local, diverse menu. Our favorite is heuvos rancheros for brunch, or a mid afternoon Americano or homemade ice cream sandwhich. Better yet when all the restaurants are crowded, get a carton of frozen fish chowder to take home with a loaf of corn bread.
Surfside Grill
1421 Pacific Rim HwyAn awesome fish shack steps to Cox's Bay.
Best place to lounge and watch the open ocean on a rainy day. Sip a glass of wine.
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Long Beach Lodge Resort
1441 Pacific Rim HwyBest place to lounge and watch the open ocean on a rainy day. Sip a glass of wine.
Common Loaf Bake Shop
180 First StArts & Culture
The beauty of Clayoquot Sound captured in Jeremy's images. A peaceful, elegant yet humble gallery showcasing a talented Tofino born and raised photographer.
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Jeremy Koreski Gallery
440 Campbell StThe beauty of Clayoquot Sound captured in Jeremy's images. A peaceful, elegant yet humble gallery showcasing a talented Tofino born and raised photographer.
Hosts local, up and coming artists in one of Tofino's old settler houses. A little known coffee shop with epic views and a covered deck that looks onto the inlet. (Rents kayaks, sells gear and books).
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Tofino Life Clothing
320 Main StHosts local, up and coming artists in one of Tofino's old settler houses. A little known coffee shop with epic views and a covered deck that looks onto the inlet. (Rents kayaks, sells gear and books).
A must see--small, intimate gallery tucked beside a coffee shop in the hotel, accessible from the north end of Chesterman's Beach. Seasonal art shows featuring local artists who are both new and established.
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Wickaninnish Inn
500 Osprey LnA must see--small, intimate gallery tucked beside a coffee shop in the hotel, accessible from the north end of Chesterman's Beach. Seasonal art shows featuring local artists who are both new and established.
Parks & Nature
Stunning views, anyone can get to (driving accessible). Once at the parking area, there's a steep, rugged trail down to a series of long, white, sandy beaches. Remote and wild, worth the muddy boots and the hand-over-hand rope ladder, both make this one an adventure!
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Radar Hill
Stunning views, anyone can get to (driving accessible). Once at the parking area, there's a steep, rugged trail down to a series of long, white, sandy beaches. Remote and wild, worth the muddy boots and the hand-over-hand rope ladder, both make this one an adventure!
Hike a rainforest trail, with peak-a-boo views of the outer ocean, over rocky outcroppings.
Tonquin Trail
Tonquin TrailHike a rainforest trail, with peak-a-boo views of the outer ocean, over rocky outcroppings.
Best beach on earth. Haha, just kidding. No really, it is. Hike this beach in either direction for at least an hour. You won't regret it.
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Long Beach
Best beach on earth. Haha, just kidding. No really, it is. Hike this beach in either direction for at least an hour. You won't regret it.
Everything Else
Stop in here after you watch the sunset at First Street dock. The family who owns it has been here forever. They are host to an articulate collection of First Nations art. Plus you can buy Cowichan wool socks and hats to bring home.
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House of Himwitsa
300 Main StStop in here after you watch the sunset at First Street dock. The family who owns it has been here forever. They are host to an articulate collection of First Nations art. Plus you can buy Cowichan wool socks and hats to bring home.