We spent 3 nights in Tahsis for a fishing trip. Was an unbelievable experience. This beautiful…read morelittle marina is like stepping back in time. We didn't stay at the lodge but did dine on the dock twice while our catch was processed. It's well covered & comfortable even in the rain. Very friendly & attentive staff, including the dock hands & fish preparers. Portions were large and tasty, awesome nachos. Will be back!

Just back from spending 5 days at Westview Marina & Lodge. Spent 4 nights at the lodge and 3…read moredays fishing with their guide service. Fishing was fantastic as it tends to be in this part of the world, but the balance of the stay and amenities were equally great. Room was nice. Food was great. Service was a 10!. Everyone from the owner John to our guide Colton, and all of the staff always had a smile on their face. We are already booking for next year. Can't wait!!

Very nice well kept campground with drive to hur site which is helpful when toeing a motorcycle…read more trailer. Very close yo the beach nice fig park snd pretgy quiet place

We took our grandson fishing and on the way we arranged for a trip on the Uchuck. You will feel…read morelike you are experiencing life on a real ship delivering supplies. Have your children learn about history where Captain Cook sailed. There is good food on board and interesting stops. It lasts about six hours and the scenery is incredible. There are lots of nice friendly employees and wonderful fresh air. Our grandson enjoyed the trip and all the food.

I toured aboard the MV Uchuck III and the scenery of Nootka Sound was spectacular. The crew were…read morevery friendly and we had access to most of the ship for exploring, even an opportunity to view the bridge's beautiful wood ship's wheel and bronze navigation devices. Friendly Cove was magical; the historic church, rain forest trail and west coast beach. The Lighthouse keepers were very informative and the views were stunning. I'd recommend this trip to anyone who wants to see remote west coast scenery and learn about the rich history of the area, particularly the early explorers and fur traders.