Pacific Rim Middle to West End 3 days Tour Itinerary

Day 1

Vancouver to Port Alberni

Tour highlight

8:25am-10:05am ( 1 hour 40 minutes) 

Take ferry from horseshoe bay to Nanaimo. 

Tips: 

  • Arrive before 1 hour, peak season more early.
  • Go to the top deck of ferry, enjoy the amazing scence, and you also have chance to see the whales (using telescope)
  • Enjoy White Spot breakfast meal on the ferry


10:30am-11:15am (45 minutes)

Drive to Englishman River Falls Provincial Park in Errington


13:00pm-13:15pm (15 minutes) 
Drive to Coombs Old Country Farm Market (Goat on Roof)

Things to do: 

  • Enjoy the fresh farm market food, or eat at the restaurants.
  • Shopping fresh farm vegetable and fruits...
  • Visit  Coombs Butterfly world nearby.

15:30pm-15:50pm ( 17 minutes)

Drive to Macmillian Provincial Park

Things to do: walking in the ancient forest. 

17:30pm-17:50pm (20 minutes) Drive to ASRS office

Tips:

Day 2

8:00am-9:00am Breakfast, devotion

9:00-10:30 (1.5 hours) Drive to Ucluelet/Tofino

Things to do (Selection list)


  • Crab fishing at shore (2 hours)







  • Surfing with surfing school (3 hours)

  • Kayaking with charters (2.5 hours-6 hours)

Tips: Water activities as: ocean fishing, hot spring cove, surfing, kayak may select one item for a day, company with hiking activities. So, you may stay at Tofino/Ucluelet for couple of days if you want to enjoy one more water activities.

Day 3

8:00am-9:00am Breakfast, devotion

9:00am-9:48am (48 minutes) Drive to Rathtrevor Beach 

Things to do:

Enjoy The Beach

Sand Castle Building

Play beach volleyball

swimming


13:00pm-13:13pm (13 minutes) drive to Nanoose Bay

Things to do: Clamps digging

Tips:

shell finishing time is really depending on the tide schedule. we may go to clamps digging first. and then Rathtrvor Beach.

17:00pm-17:50pm drive back to Port Alberni

Enjoy dinner at 6:00pm

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Again: We're happy to custom your Itinerary, because there're so many amazing places to go. Forbidden Plateau, Campbell river, Gabriola island, Chemainus...

Forbidden Plateau

Snorkeling with Salmon

Gabriola Island

Chemainus









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