Discover Tofino, Canada: Nature, Surf, and Culture
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Back to Nature
Many residents of Tofino have gravitated to the area because it’s a place that allows them to live life on their own terms.
Back to nature: Many of Tofino’s residents have gravitated to the area because it’s one that allows them to live life on their own terms.
An Emerging Jewel
Tofino, Canada: The area jutting out from Vancouver Island’s west coast is having a moment. Explore more about this little British Columbia jewel.
Independent Spirit
Independent spirit: Tofino is refreshingly free of chain businesses, with no Starbucks or McDonald’s outlets blighting the downtown’s salt-kissed, clapboard main street.
A Hippie Haven
Hippie haven: Tofino’s metamorphosis began in the 1970s, following the opening of Pacific Rim National Park and the paving of the road to town.
Water Lovers’ Paradise
On the water: Tofino’s nature-based community is embraced by water lovers.
Surf Culture
Surf life: Twenty or 30 years ago, surfers were just a small element of Tofino’s diverse community. Today, surf culture is a major part of Tofino.
Locavore Love
Locavore love: Mushroom foraging has transitioned from a hippy-dippy oddity to a mainstream movement. Chef Paul Moran helps visitors learn how to forage.
Exploring Nature’s Beauty
Trailhead: Following a trail that leads through the silent forest offers opportunities to find a bird sanctuary.
Hotel Zed: A Slice of History
Hotel Zed: The property reflects the town’s hippie heritage, with a 1970s color palette and unique features like a psychic den for tarot card readings.
Bohemian Vibes
Bohemian vibes: Hotel Zed’s hotelier aims to bring a psychedelic experience to the property.
