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Named after the Spanish hydrographer that sailed with the explorers, Galiano & Valdez, this once tiny fishing village is now a world famous, vibrant tourist destination with a wide variety of local galleries, artisans, restaurants, festivals and outdoor activities.Chesterman Beach is one of nature's gems on the West Coast of Vancouver Island. This one and half mile long beach consists of the finest hard packed sand and is perfect for walks, bike rides, beach combing and surfing. Take a walk down the beach to Frank Island which is only a short stroll away during low tides and explore the fascinating marine life in the tidal pools of the rocky headlands at both ends of the beach.

Wolf In The Fog offers an immersive dining experience inspired by the natural bounty of Tofino’s coastal and forest landscapes, blending fresh seafood, foraged ingredients, and craft beverages into a refined Tofitian cuisine.

Experience nature at its finest by chartering a scenic tour from The Whale Centre. Located on the Tofino coastline, we offer breathtaking whale watching and nature viewing boat tours that are sure to amaze and educate you. For more information, please call us or visit our website.

Traditional, original hand blown glassEnvironmentally oriented glass blowing studio with strong links to the community. Located in a natural setting with a spiritual atmosphere conducive to creating beautiful art. Visitors of all ages come to watch the magic of the ancient art of glass blowing.Sol Maya's 'Saturn rings' utilize earth, fire, water and air.'The glass embraces the light, a vessel for the spirit of the fire.The sun is the fire. The light is the spirit.'.Sol MayaSol's inspiration comes from many sources. His Native American spirituality, his love of surfing the ocean waves and his natural interest in space and the stars inherited from his Mayan ancestors, are all reflected in his work. Sol's wish is to share his 'rings' with the people of the world. He hopes that you will feel what he feels.

It has been half a century since Jerry Gautier hung his backlit, neon sign advertising the Schooner Restaurant's 'Candlelit Room' to Tofino's then 500 residents. Visitors to Tofino were a rare and hardy breed back in those days and willing to brave a four