Where the forest ends and the ocean begins
At the far western edge of Vancouver Island, Wickaninnish Inn sits at the point where old-growth forest gives way to the full drama of the Pacific. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame a living, breathing ocean that changes by the hour.
Driftwood paneling, stone fireplaces, and textiles that carry the colours of the coast make each room feel like a natural extension of the shoreline. Balconies hang over the surf. Gas fireplaces glow while rain sweeps the beach below. The design is rooted in its place, and it shows in every surface you touch.
The Pointe Restaurant occupies a circular room with a wall of windows overlooking Secret Cove, while the spa and bar offer quiet counterpoints to a day spent on Chesterman Beach. Rain gear and waders are provided for guests who want to walk the wide, hard-packed shore whatever the weather.
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