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Tofino Hot Springs Cove Tours

Leave Tofino as you journey through the inlet waters or open ocean of Clayoquot Sound on your way to the mystical Hot Springs Cove. Relax in the natural thermal pools surrounded by the towering rainforest.

Unwind in the Wild!
Cruise to Hot Springs Cove & Relax 

Join us on an unforgettable journey as we cruise 26 nautical miles from Tofino, gliding through the breathtaking inlet waters or open ocean of Clayoquot Sound toward the stunning Maquinna Provincial Park. Upon arrival, embark on a scenic 30-40 minute boardwalk hike, winding through an enchanting rainforest filled with towering trees and coastal beauty. Your reward? A blissful soak in the natural thermal pools, where you can relax, unwind, and take in the magic of this hidden paradise.

 

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Additional Hot Springs Cove Information

Hot Springs Cove Season: Year-round

Departure Times: Times will vary throughout the year with one daily morning departure

Our Boats: Guests departing for Hot Springs Cove will travel to the hot springs onboard one of our cruiser-style vessels

Kayak to Hot Springs Cove: Embark on a 5-day guided kayak expedition with Paddle West Kayaking, from Tofino to Hot Springs Cove. At the end of the journey, enjoy a return trip to Tofino via water taxi. Find out more here.

What You'll See & Experience

Guests on our Hot Springs Cove tour will travel approximately 26 nautical miles from Tofino through the inlet waters or open ocean of Clayoquot Sound towards Maquinna Provincial Park. Throughout this 1-1.5 hour journey (each way) guests often have the chance to see the various whales that frequent our waters including Grey Whales, Humpback Whales, and Killer Whales. Along with whales, guests will also likely get to experience bald eagles, seals, sea lions, sea otters and other marine life in their natural habitat. Once arriving at Hot Springs Cove, a 30-40 minute boardwalk hike allows guests to soak in the mystic surrounding of the rainforest before relaxing in the natural thermal pools for a couple of hours.