For adventure enthusiasts, I can’t imagine a better year-round Canadian destination, with world-class surfing (wave dependant), mountain biking, hiking, trail running, sea kayaking… and more passive activities such as whale and bird watching as well as walks with coffee on a seemingly endless maze of trails that are extremely well maintained there isn’t too terribly much that you can not do in Tofino….The town feels sleepy and with winter storms rolling in and out the soft is incredible and the thick forests protect most of the trails from direct rain leaving perfect running conditions. After a few visits, I have put together a guide for everything you need to know to make the most of your first, fifth or five hundredth trip to this little piece of paradise.

Enjoying a sunset has to be the most experienced pastime in the world, so I’m going to share with you the best ways to enjoy the sunsets of Tofino!

There are so many beaches in Tofino I love to run on from the cabin, and the one piece of equipment I always run with is Kolipup! He is hands down my favourite furry friend to hit the sand with. If you are planning on packing your running shoes for your Tofino trip, here is part 1 of some of my favourite sweat fests and what to expect!

What makes this Airbnb special: Cedarwood Cove Cabin is located on the stunning Tofino inlet, which has calmer waters excellent for paddleboarding.

There is nothing more local about riding your bike everywhere in Tofino. Cedarwood Cove is situated perfectly between two surf beaches and the infamous Tacofino van and Chocolate Tofino! What else do you need really? Here are 5 places to ride in just 5 minutes so grab a bike on us and go!

Like most of you, we’ve been exploring our home over the past year and enjoying a staycation in the place that we live. We feel very lucky to call Tofino our home, and so we set out to explore what else was in our backyard.