Himwitsa Lodge, Tofino

Every suite at Himwitsa Lodge offers a private entrance and a deck with sea views. Guests can choose from various layouts, including one-bedroom suites featuring a queen bed, a full kitchen, and a living area with a sofa bed. The maximum occupancy for each suite is four guests, providing spacious arrangements for families or couples.

Himwitsa Lodge houses the House of Himwitsa Native Art Gallery, showcasing a rich collection of both traditional and contemporary Indigenous artwork and crafts. This gallery adds a cultural layer to the lodge experience, allowing guests to immerse themselves in local artistry. Various items, such as handmade jewelry and art pieces by esteemed local artists, are available for purchase.

Situated only 12 minutes from the beach, Himwitsa Lodge provides immediate access to the scenic Tofino Inner Harbour and breathtaking views of Meares Island. The property is located in downtown Tofino, placing guests within walking distance of top galleries, restaurants, and local attractions. Nearby boat tours offer access to the stunning Big Tree Trail on Meares Island and breathtaking sights of Lone Cone Mountain.

On-site, guests can visit the Dockside Smoked Fish Store, specializing in various types of locally caught and smoked wild salmon. This store offers a range of products, including smoked chinook, sockeye, and chum salmon, prepared right on Vancouver Island. It serves as an opportunity to experience local seafood outside of restaurant dining.

Himwitsa Lodge provides a unique opportunity to observe local wildlife right from guest balconies. Guests may witness grey whales, orcas, and a variety of bird species, including bald eagles, in their natural habitat. The property's location enables easy access to adventure activities like whale watching and scenic hikes in the surrounding nature.

Art Gallery: House of Himwitsa Native Art Gallery

Dining: Dockside Smoked Fish Store with local seafood

Location: Downtown Tofino with easy access to attractions

Wildlife: Opportunities to see whales and eagles from balconies