With the pounding Pacific Ocean and storms of the Yukon Express, it is no wonder that rooms at A Snug Harbour Inn must be reserved three months in advance. This small but luxurious inn caters to those of us looking for comfort, seclusion and outstanding scenery. From the lobby, and with a set of binoculars, guests can spy on seals, bald eagles and whales. Owners Skip and Denise Rowland spent more than 10 years sailing around the world and their nautical memorabilia fills the Great Room. Each of the four rooms at A Snug Harbour Inn is decorated with a two-way fireplace, double Jacuzzi, portholes and unusual furnishings.
Rooms also have balconies for enjoying the spectacular views.
There is even a back deck with a hot tub that overlooks the ocean. A Snug Harbour Inn is perched high above the water on a granite cliff. On clear nights during the summer, the stargazing is spectacular. This really is your own private little harbor. Tofino is most popular for the yearly migration of 20,000 gray whales which occurs from March to mid-May.