• Lions Gate Bridge - The magnificent Lions Gate Bridge stretches across the Burrard Inlet, linking North and West Vancouver with the downtown area. This suspension bridge, which first opened in 1938, is recognized as a National Historic Site of Canada. At the southern end of the bridge lies the lush Stanley Park, another key attraction in Vancouver.

• Pacific Rim National Park - Enjoy the beaches, go kayaking and surfing with friends and family, and unwind. Explore the challenging and thrilling West Coast Trails: The 75-kilometre (47-mile) West Coast Trail is part of ancient First Nations paths and paddling routes used for trade and travel.

• Nanaimo - Departure Bay terminal is situated in Nanaimo on the east coast of Vancouver Island. The terminal is a 5-minute drive north of Nanaimo city center. Sailings from Departure Bay offer service to Horseshoe Bay (Vancouver). Visit the Nanaimo Market Quay for a variety of food and shopping options.

• BC Ferries Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal - Horseshoe Bay terminal is located in West Vancouver, at the western end of the Trans-Canada Highway. The terminal is a 25-minute drive from downtown Vancouver. Sailings from Horseshoe Bay provide service to Langdale (Sunshine Coast) and Snug Cove (Bowen Island).

• Old Country Market - Goats on Roof - The Old Country Market began as a roadside fruit stand offering fresh produce to travelers heading to the west coast of Vancouver Island. Over time, it has become a landmark in Coombs, featuring a mix of shops and eateries for both locals and visitors. And yes, there are goats on the roof!

• Sproat Lake Provincial Park - Freshwater adventure enthusiasts will not want to miss visiting Sproat Lake Provincial Park in the Alberni Valley on central Vancouver Island. Located 15 minutes west of Port Alberni, Sproat Lake is a popular spot for swimming, fishing, waterskiing, and, when the wind picks up, windsurfing.

• Cathedral Grove - Cathedral Grove, situated in MacMillan Park, is one of the most accessible stands of giant Douglas fir trees on Vancouver Island. The park protects and preserves an internationally significant example of Douglas fir old-growth forest within the Coastal Western Hemlock Biogeoclimatic Zone.

• Kennedy River Bog Provincial Park - The main attraction of this small park, adjacent to the Kennedy River on the west coast of Vancouver Island, is the abundance of birdlife, offering excellent viewing opportunities for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts. With no developed trails in the park, the best way to observe these birds is by canoe or kayak, through a tranquil paddle down the river from Kennedy Lake.

• Cameron Lake - Cameron Lake is located in central Vancouver Island, 15 km east of Port Alberni, on the north side of Highway 4. It covers an area of 477 hectares and sits at an elevation of 184 meters above sea level. The lake is nestled between Mount Arrowsmith to the south and Mount Wesley to the north.

• MacMillan Provincial Park - MacMillan Provincial Park is a 301-hectare provincial park in British Columbia, Canada. It is located 25 km west of Qualicum Beach and 16 km east of Port Alberni, straddling Highway 4 and the Island Rail Corridor in central Vancouver Island.

• Harbour Quay - The Alberni Harbour Quay boasts a vibrant collection of waterfront shops, galleries, and eateries, and is also home to the clock tower, which offers panoramic views of the Alberni Inlet. The Spirit Square Farmer’s Market (link is external) on Saturday mornings is always bustling. You will also find the boarding area for the MV Frances Barkley, a passenger and freight vessel that provides scenic journeys to Bamfield and Ucluelet on the west coast. Take a stroll to view the commercial fishing fleet, large shipping vessels, and pleasure craft marinas. There’s also a children’s park for families to enjoy the afternoons.

• Taylor Arm Provincial Park - The primary purpose of Taylor Arm Provincial Park is to offer group camping facilities near the shores of Sproat Lake. The six group campsites at this park are located across the highway from the lake, connected by a trail that leads through a highway underpass.

• Ucluelet - The Resort Municipality of Ucluelet is located on the edge of the Wild Pacific Ocean. It provides visitors and residents the chance to live in and explore one of the world’s most pristine coastlines. A true west coast working harbor, Ucluelet is a place rich in tradition and natural beauty.

• Amphitrite Point Lighthouse - Amphitrite Point Lighthouse is an active lighthouse near Ucluelet on the west coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada, named after Amphitrite, the sea goddess and wife of Poseidon in Greek mythology. It is also known for being one of the sample pictures in Windows 7.

• Pacific Rim National Park Reserve - Long Beach Unit - Long Beach in Ucluelet is the largest and longest beach in the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve on the west coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. It is situated on Wickaninnish Bay between Tofino and Ucluelet and is accompanied by campgrounds and picnic areas.

• Canso Plane Crash Hike - On the night of February 10, 1945, a Canso bomber plane was flying out with a crew of 12 onboard. An engine malfunctioned, causing it to crash into the trees. The pilot’s quick thinking saved the lives of all onboard, and the entire crew was rescued 11 hours later.

• Cox Bay Beach - Cox Bay Beach is located just south of Chesterman (with Rosie Bay in between) and is an excellent beach for surfing, although it can be a bit challenging for beginners to reach the green at times. It’s a fun beach to walk from end to end, with tide pools at the south end and Sunset Point Walk at the north.

• Tofino - Tofino is a small district on Vancouver Island, off Canada’s west coast. It sprawls on a peninsula within Clayoquot Sound, characterized by wild natural scenery including lakes, inlets, and ancient rainforest. Sandy beaches with year-round surfing facilities include Cox Bay, Chesterman Beach, and the popular Long Beach, part of the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.

• Welcome to Tofino sign - Photo Stop

• Private transportation
• Ferry passage included
• Complimentary bottled water
• 1-night stay at a premium hotel (Best Western or similar)
• Spotify on demand for personalized music selection
• Comfortable in-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities
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Experience a private escapade from Vancouver to the awe-inspiring coastal town of Tofino, renowned for its magnificent landscapes and pristine wilderness. Across two days, submerge yourself in the stunning vistas of Vancouver Island while we traverse beautiful paths and quaint seaside towns.

Travel across Cathedral Grove’s dominating forests, where age-old trees form a grand overhead shelter. Sense the dew on your skin as you marvel at the might of nature with grand waterfalls along the route. Upon reaching Tofino, get ready to be captivated by its untouched beaches, striking cliffs, and top-tier surfing waves.

Throughout your adventure, your well-versed guide will extend local trivia, tales, and wisdom, guaranteeing a custom-made and engrossing journey. From the uninhibited wilderness to the chilled coastal ambiance, our Vancouver to Tofino 2-Day Private Tour pledges an exceptional trip where nature’s marvels and thrill are ever-present.

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