Waterfront Accommodation with Panoramic Views for a Romantic Getaway in Ucluelet, British Columbia
Nature Lodge in Ucluelet, British Columbia
2 guests • 1 bedroom • 1 bed • 1 bathroom
Where you'll sleep
Bedroom
1 Queen-size bed
Features and services
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Wi-Fi/Internet
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Fishing
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Wildlife watching
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Parking
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Kayaking/Canoeing
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Surfing
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Zip-lining
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Whale watching
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Supermarket
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Electricity
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Water
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Cell service
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Boating/Sailing
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Scuba diving
Where you will stay
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Ucluelet, British Columbia
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Scenic views
This accommodation is located in Ucluelet, British Columbia, where it is set on the edge of a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. From their windows and deck, guests will be able to see and hear waves crashing on the rocks below while they enjoy panoramic views of the sea, where whales can be seen passing by and eagles can be spotted flying overhead. The eagles have a nest in one of the tall evergreen trees that surround the property, and guests can watch them diving into the water to catch fish for their young.
The accommodation is just one kilometer away from the Ucluelet Lighthouse Loop of the Wild Pacific Trail, which takes guests on a 2.6-kilometer walk past a mossy rainforest, rugged coastline, spectacular views of Barkley Sound, and the Amphitrite Lighthouse. Just a few kilometers up the Ucluelet Peninsula, guests will find the rest of the trail, highlights of which include an old-growth rainforest, rocky bluffs, a shipwreck from the 1890s, two beaches, areas where seals and sea lions can be seen playing offshore, and a pair of giant red cedars that are more than 800 years old.
About 8.5 kilometers to the north, guests will find the Long Beach Unit of the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, where a network of trails winds through forests of cedars and hemlocks. The park also boasts the most extensive area of sand dunes and beaches on all of Vancouver Island. Along the shore, guests will find rocky outcroppings that create tide pools, which they can explore up-close during low tide. Off the shore, they will also find a bird nesting site and sea lion basking area known as the Sea Lion Rocks.
The small and charming downtown area of Ucluelet is just two and a half kilometers to the north, where guests will find dining options, spas, boutiques, galleries, and attractions such as the Ucluelet Aquarium. At the latter, guests can see a variety of marine life species that have been collected from local waters and are released back into them at the end of the season.
The accommodation is about five and a half hours from Vancouver, where guests will find the nearest international airport.
The accommodation is just one kilometer away from the Ucluelet Lighthouse Loop of the Wild Pacific Trail, which takes guests on a 2.6-kilometer walk past a mossy rainforest, rugged coastline, spectacular views of Barkley Sound, and the Amphitrite Lighthouse. Just a few kilometers up the Ucluelet Peninsula, guests will find the rest of the trail, highlights of which include an old-growth rainforest, rocky bluffs, a shipwreck from the 1890s, two beaches, areas where seals and sea lions can be seen playing offshore, and a pair of giant red cedars that are more than 800 years old.
About 8.5 kilometers to the north, guests will find the Long Beach Unit of the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, where a network of trails winds through forests of cedars and hemlocks. The park also boasts the most extensive area of sand dunes and beaches on all of Vancouver Island. Along the shore, guests will find rocky outcroppings that create tide pools, which they can explore up-close during low tide. Off the shore, they will also find a bird nesting site and sea lion basking area known as the Sea Lion Rocks.
The small and charming downtown area of Ucluelet is just two and a half kilometers to the north, where guests will find dining options, spas, boutiques, galleries, and attractions such as the Ucluelet Aquarium. At the latter, guests can see a variety of marine life species that have been collected from local waters and are released back into them at the end of the season.
The accommodation is about five and a half hours from Vancouver, where guests will find the nearest international airport.
Activities near Ucluelet
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Surfing
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Biking
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Kayaking/Canoeing
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Stand-up paddleboarding
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Scuba diving
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Zip-lining
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Fishing
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Boating/Sailing
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Whale watching
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Wildlife watching
Guests will find a variety of options for both land and water-based outdoor recreation on and around the Ucluelet Peninsula. For hiking, they will find a variety of loops and linear paths on the Wild Pacific Trail and the nearby Long Beach Unit of the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.
While hiking on the trail or in the reserve, guests will also have ample opportunities to enjoy wildlife viewing, birdwatching, sightseeing, and taking photographs of the area's rugged natural beauty. Bald eagles, great blue herons, seals, sea lions, and whales are just some of the birds and mammals guests may spot.
To watch whales up-close, guests can head out to sea with local tour operators such as Subtidal Adventures and Archipelago Wildlife Cruises, the latter of which can also take guests to the Broken Group Islands where even more incredible natural scenery and wildlife can be seen. Guests can also see a variety of local marine life species up-close at the Ucluelet Aquarium.
Other activities that can be enjoyed on the ocean include kayaking, sailing, surfing, diving, and fishing. Tours, rentals, lessons, and charters are available through a variety of local companies, such as Ucluelet Charters, Hello Nature Adventure Tours, Paddle West Kayaking, and Long Beach Surf Shop.
Other activity options on land include mountain biking on Ucluelet's logging roads and backcountry trails, cycling from Ucluelet to Tofino, golfing at Long Beach Golf Course, and ziplining with West Coast Wild Adventures.
For massages and spa services, guests can visit Nurture Day Spa or Waves 'N Shaves. For a meal, a drink, or a game of pool, guests can head to the Eagles Nest Pub. Other dining options in Ucluelet include the Cedar Grill, Hanks BBQ, Zoe's Bakery and Cafe, and Norwoods Restaurant.
While hiking on the trail or in the reserve, guests will also have ample opportunities to enjoy wildlife viewing, birdwatching, sightseeing, and taking photographs of the area's rugged natural beauty. Bald eagles, great blue herons, seals, sea lions, and whales are just some of the birds and mammals guests may spot.
To watch whales up-close, guests can head out to sea with local tour operators such as Subtidal Adventures and Archipelago Wildlife Cruises, the latter of which can also take guests to the Broken Group Islands where even more incredible natural scenery and wildlife can be seen. Guests can also see a variety of local marine life species up-close at the Ucluelet Aquarium.
Other activities that can be enjoyed on the ocean include kayaking, sailing, surfing, diving, and fishing. Tours, rentals, lessons, and charters are available through a variety of local companies, such as Ucluelet Charters, Hello Nature Adventure Tours, Paddle West Kayaking, and Long Beach Surf Shop.
Other activity options on land include mountain biking on Ucluelet's logging roads and backcountry trails, cycling from Ucluelet to Tofino, golfing at Long Beach Golf Course, and ziplining with West Coast Wild Adventures.
For massages and spa services, guests can visit Nurture Day Spa or Waves 'N Shaves. For a meal, a drink, or a game of pool, guests can head to the Eagles Nest Pub. Other dining options in Ucluelet include the Cedar Grill, Hanks BBQ, Zoe's Bakery and Cafe, and Norwoods Restaurant.
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