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Ucluelet: Travel Trade Development Rooted in Nature and Stewardship

May 5, 2026

Ucluelet’s experience offering is shaped by a strong network of non-profits and operators who are closely connected to the land and ocean. For travel trade, this creates a mix of established, bookable exper

Travel Like A Local: The importance of responsible travel

February 11, 2026

We love to welcome visitors to our home! Whilst here, you’re bound to forge authentic connections with residents who are contagiously passionate about stewardship values; it’s a characteristic naturally woven into

2026 Events & Experiences Fund: Applications Now Open

January 30, 2026

Tourism Ucluelet is now accepting applications for the 2026 Events & Experiences Fund — a program designed to support visitor-facing events and experiences that bring

A Guide to Spring in Ucluelet

As the mist begins to lift and the rainforest greens turn impossibly vibrant, it can only mean one thing: spring has arrived in Ucluelet. While we love our winter storm-watching season, there is a unique magic to “Ukee” in th

Pacific Rim Whale Festival

January 28, 2026

March 14 – 21, 2026 Held in Tofino, Ucluelet and Pacific Rim National Park

All Aboard! Exploring Ucluelet’s Past on a Guided Harbour Tour

September 3, 2025

There’s a certain magic to a coastal town, a sense of history that’s etched into the weathered docks, the salty air, and the stories of those who have navigated its waters. For anyone visiting Ucluelet, there’s no better way to tap into that hist

Run the Edge: The Edge to Edge Half Marathon in Ucluelet

If you’ve ever dreamed of running along the edge of the world, this is your chance. The Edge to Edge Half Marathon is back in Ucluelet on October 19th, and it’s the kind of race t

Rainy Day Fun: Embracing the Elements in Ucluelet

August 27, 2025

With its location on the western edge of Vancouver Island, Ucluelet is no stranger to marine fog and significant precipitation. The Pacific Rim region sees an average of around 3,350 mm (132 inches) of rain per year, with the majority falling during