Nanaimo to Tofino & Ucluelet
Journey from the Nanaimo on the east coast to Tofino and Ucluelet on the west coast of Vancouver Island.
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Nanaimo
Nanaimo is a true West Coast community with one of the longest shorelines in Canada. Go from city centre to wilderness in just a matter of minutes and discover the endless adventures that await for biking, paddling, whale watching, ziplining, diving, and more.
Nanoose Bay
Nanoose Bay, located 26 km north of Nanaimo, offers visitors a quaint commercial hub ideal for a coffee break, breathtaking views and scenic parks. Moorecroft Regional Park is a popular destination for bird-watching, hiking, and diving.
Parksville
Parksville has been called Canada's Riviera and with good reason! Few beaches outside Mexico and the Caribbean compare with the kilometres of near perfect sandy beaches at Parksville Bay and Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park.
Port Alberni
Port Alberni is located at the head of Alberni Inlet, the longest inlet on Vancouver Island. Called the Salmon Capital of the World, Port Alberni’s waters are home to all five species of Pacific Salmon. With over 100 trails in the area for hiking, biking, and riding, Port Alberni is a nature lover’s dream.
Ucluelet
Ucluelet is a place of spectacular, rugged beauty. Explore a rugged coastline, temperate rainforest, and secluded beaches. From wildlife and storm watching, to hiking, biking, and paddling, discover the best the west coast has to offer.
Tofino, located at the tip of Esowista Peninsula, has become a destination for travelers from around the world. With kilometers of sandy beaches and temperate weather, visitors can enjoy surfing, hiking, whale watching, fishing, and paddling sports.
