Rancho Tofiño

Rancho Tofiño Perfect surf retreat for groups and families wanting a private and laid back location that is very c Spacious open concept 3 bedroom home by the beach.

With vaulted ceilings, bedroom patios, private hot outdoor showers, wetsuit rinse area and a large south facing yard, Rancho Tofiño is a 3 minute walk from Tofino’s best surf beach at Cox Bay. Only a 2 minute drive to South and North Chesterman’s Beach, a 7 minute drive to Long Beach, in the Pacific Rim National Park and a 7 minute drive to downtown Tofino. Equipped with an electric vehicle charge

r. With forest views from every room, it includes a fully stocked kitchen, 65 inch TV, quality bluetooth stereo system, great wifi and much more. A custom wood build home with heated floors and a wood stove the space and yard are very private and quiet, perfect for a relaxing time nestled in the old growth forest and a great night’s sleep. Situated within the traditional territory of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation and surrounded by the UNESCO Clayoquot Sound Biosphere Region—a region cherished for its profound biodiversity and environmental culture. Enjoy the quiet inlets, the old growth rainforest and the rolling waves that embody this place we call home. Walk or bike to all the Tofino beaches within minutes. Cox Bay is right across the street, a 3 minute walk from the home. Access the bike path to downtown Tofino is right at the driveway. Parking is directly at the front door. Rancho Tofino runs along a multi-use path that runs all the way from down town Tofino (7.5 kms away), to all the beaches, out to the National Park beaches. Walk, skate or bike everywhere! Tofino provides a free bus shuttle service all summer that has a pick up spot at the info Center which is a 1 min walk away, You can also drive anywhere but some parking is paid and can be busy, especially in the summer months. We do have bikes, with surf racks for rent at the Rancho. Discounted surfboard, wetsuit, boogie board, kayak, skimboard and kayak RENTALS and LESSONS are available by prebooking online at tofinopaddlesurf.com (discount code provided with confirmation). We offer pick up and delivery for any multi day rentals and can arrange to have the gear waiting for you on your arrival. Bike rentals on site available.

Paddle out for Wild Salmon and Healthy OceansLet’s take action on June 1—BC Wild Salmon Day! Join us for a Paddle Out fo...
05/09/2024

Paddle out for Wild Salmon and Healthy Oceans

Let’s take action on June 1—BC Wild Salmon Day! Join us for a Paddle Out for Wild Salmon and Healthy Oceans at Tin Wis Beach. On June 30, all salmon farm licenses will expire. It’s time to send a message to the Fisheries Minister: salmon farms must only be given one year licenses, so they can grow out and get out!
We’ll meet up on the beach for a traditional welcome, and hear from Gisele Martin, Tla-o-qui-aht cultural educator and Kwakwabalas - Chief Ernest Alfred, traditional and elected leader of the 'Na̱mg̱is First Nation. Musician Luke Wallace will share a few songs before we get on the water. Don’t want to get on the water? Please join us on the beach to show your support. The folks from the Temple of Stoke—Patagonia Vancouver will have a booth, and there'll be a draw for some cool swag!
Bring your surf board, paddle board, canoe or kayak and we’ll paddle out to and encircle an 18 metre long 'Fish Farms Out' floating banner. There will be a moment of silence for the loss of salmon and other species impacted by fish farms. And a chance to share some words about a vision for a future with thriving salmon runs and healthy oceans.
What is a paddle out? The paddle out is a spiritual tradition of surf culture. Originating in Hawai'i as a tribute to the life and legacy of people who passed away. Paddle Outs are also used by surfers worldwide to raise awareness and protest environmental issues such as pollution and loss of biodiversity.
When we see that what we love is in trouble, we act. On the Paddle Out, we'll address the importance of healthy oceans and the harms being caused by open-net pen salmon farms that pollute the waters with pesticides, pathogens and parasites, plastics and p**p.
FREE event / Everyone welcome!
* Meeting location Tin Wis Beach (MacKenzie).
* Please take the shuttle or share your ride.
* Parking: public access at the end of Hellesen Drive.
* Wear a wetsuit or PFD on the water.
* Bring a friend!
This event is part of the Wild Salmon Weekend. On Friday night check out the Fish Farm Medicine Revival Roadshow! Featuring Luke Wallace, and the documentary Salmon Secrets. With special guests Gisele Martin, Tla-o-qui-aht citizen, cultural educator, and artist; and Kwakwabalas - Chief Ernest Alfred, traditional and elected leader of the 'Na̱mg̱is First Nation.
Early Bird tickets are on sale now! Get tickets.
We respectfully acknowledge that the land we gather on is the unceded traditional territory of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nations.

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Tofino-Ucluelet Highway, Alberni-Clayoquot, BC V0R
Tofino, BC
V0R2Z0

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