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Les 41 activités et sites à découvrir (Vancouver Island).

In search of American black bears on a headland

Watch American black bears and marine mammals from a headland as the salmon migrate upstream in autumn.

Meet majestic grizzly bears on a boat tour

Experience grizzly bears in a remote fjord on a boat tour and enjoy the wild beauty of Knight Inlet.

Meet orcas at eye level

Encountering an orca from a kayak is an especially intense experience. You won’t forget this moment for a long time.

Watch bears up close from a secure wooden boardwalk

Perfect place to watch bears in safety and experience the behaviour of American black bears up close during the salmon run.

Watch bears from the city boardwalk on the Somass River

Watch bears at dusk on the Somass River – from Victoria Quay, right in the centre of Port Alberni.

Watch grizzly bears catching salmon with a First Nation guide

Watch bears catching salmon from an elevated platform and benefit from the knowledge of the First Nations.

Watch orcas during an extraordinary ritual

There is something special to see on this trail. It is part of the culture of the Northern Resident Orcas to rub themselves against stones in the water.

Watch orcas and humpback whales passing by

Watch orcas and humpback whales passing by from a jetty right on the Johnstone Strait.

Explore the mysterious world of orcas and humpback whales on a boat tour

Campbell River is an excellent starting point for a whale-watching boat tour where you can mainly see orcas and humpback whales.

Experience the spectacular spectacle of the salmon migration

On this walk you pass a river that attracts salmon. An ideal place to watch American black bears.

Experience grey whales on a boat tour

Whale watching tours are one of the best ways to experience the impressive wildlife of Canada’s Pacific coast up close.

Experience American black bears on a boat tour

On a boat tour from Tofino and Ucluelet you can watch American black bears on the coast of Vancouver Island.

Watch out for majestic grey whale spouts

This beach is definitely worth a visit, as you can watch grey whales directly from the beach.

Watch orcas and humpback whales from a boat

On a boat tour you can watch orcas and humpback whales, as well as Pacific white-sided dolphins, sea lions and harbour seals.

Watch American black bears at the salmon hatchery

Watch American black bears and bald eagles by the river and enjoy a walk along the bank to experience the wildlife up close.

Watch American black bears on a short walk

With a bit of luck you can watch American black bears at a river mouth on this walk.

Hike through rainforest to a special whale watching spot

Tonquin Trail in Tofino is a beautiful short hiking trail that offers spectacular views of the Pacific coast.

Walk along the riverbanks in search of American black bears

Walk along the Campbell River and look out for American black bears that you can watch catching salmon.

Hike to an elevated viewpoint overlooking the Johnstone Strait

A hiking trail runs along a peninsula. Along the way there is a picnic spot where you can watch whales.

Watch Pacific white-sided dolphins from the pier

Enjoy the view from the pier in Campbell River across Discovery Passage and watch Pacific white-sided dolphins.

In search of sand dollars

On a walk along the beach, discover the skeletal remains of sand dollars that look like coins.

Bathing in hot natural springs

Bathe in the natural hot springs of Hot Springs Cove near Tofino, surrounded by wild coastal scenery.

Watch the salmon run on the Stamp River

Experience how sockeye, coho and chinook salmon fight their way through rapids and the fish ladder to spawn – on the Stamp River.

Watch American black bears fishing for salmon on the Stamp River

With plenty of respect and patience, you can watch bears fishing for salmon on the Stamp River – far away from platforms or fences.

Strolling through Tofino

Take a break and enjoy a leisurely stroll through lovingly designed Tofino.

Discover the fascinating life cycle of salmon

Learn more about the life cycle of salmon and the history of fishing with a visit to Quinsam River Hatchery.

Discover the hidden treasure of the tide pools

On this beach there are tide pools where you can look for beautiful starfish, anemones and other marine animals.

Discover the hidden wonders of the sea at low tide

Stroll along Miracle Beach and set off in search of tidal pools where you can find small marine creatures.

Entzünde ein Strandlagerfeuer unter dem Sternenhimmel

After a day full of new impressions you can light a campfire on the beach and listen to the ocean.

Explore the bones of ocean dwellers at the whale museum

The Whale Interpretive Centre was destroyed by fire on New Year’s Eve 2024 and will remain closed for the time being. It is due to be rebuilt.

Experience the colourful wooden houses of Telegraph Cove

After the 2024 fire, Telegraph Cove is expected to reopen on a limited basis this summer – experience colourful wooden houses in a sheltered cove.

Experience the mystical silence of the coastal rainforest

On the Rainforest Trail between Tofino and Ucluelet you can immerse yourself deep in the coastal rainforest on an easy walk.

Experience thundering waterfalls from a suspension bridge

Explore Elk Falls Provincial Park on a hike that takes you across a 64 m high suspension bridge.

Experience Vancouver Island from a bird's-eye view

Enjoy a scenic flight by seaplane and experience the breathtaking Pacific coast and Clayoquot Sound from the air.

Follow a boardwalk trail past ancient trees

Explore the Big Tree Trail on Meares Island, with gigantic 1,000-year-old trees and a picturesque coastal landscape.

Treat yourself to a break with coffee and cake

The Killer Whale Café was destroyed by a fire on New Year’s Eve 2024 and will remain closed for the time being. It is planned to rebuild it.

End your day by a crackling campfire on the beach

Light a campfire on the beach, enjoy the sunset and treat yourself to a sweet campfire snack.

Walk along the Discovery Passage

Discover the 8 km walking trail along the Discovery Passage. Watch bald eagles, enjoy the sparkle of the sea and relax over a picnic.

Follow the tracks of the fascinating coastal wolves

Hike through Cape Scott Provincial Park, discover wolf tracks and camp on the beach of picturesque San Josef Bay.

Hike along the rugged coastline and look out for grey whales

Hike the Lighthouse Loop along the rugged coast, enjoy spectacular views and look out for grey whales.

Walk among giant trees in Cathedral Grove

Experience ancient giant trees in MacMillan Park – on a short circular trail through Cathedral Grove, right on Highway 4.

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