Ukeedaze Magazine - Volume 10

daze 

Volume 10 

FREEthought 

Summer 2017 

Summer Ucluelet 

Featured Artist ▯ Featured Wildlife ▯ Sound Check 

Maps ▯ Coastal Directory ▯ Attractions ▯ Tide Guide 

Photo: Paul Freimuth

ukeedaze (yõõ-kee-dãz) 

verb 

1. the state of being overwhelmed with the beauty that is seen or experienced: 

She walked quietly in a ukeedaze staring at the beautiful view of the ocean from the Wild Pacific Trail. 

noun 

2. a dazed condition from an extraordinary experience: 

After visiting the West Coast of Vancouver Island, they were in a ukeedaze for weeks. 

Synonyms: amaze, bewilder, dazzle 

Related forms: 

ukeedazely (yõõ-kee-dãz-zid-lee), adverb 

ukeedazeness, noun 

half-ukeedazed, adjective 

ukeedazed, adjective 

ukeedazing, verb 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Out and About 7 

Sound Check 9 

Featured Artist 10 

Featured Wildlife 13 

Sessions 14 

Attractions 22 

Ucluelet Tide Table 24 

Coastal Directory 26 

Ucluelet Map 28 

Pacific Rim Park Map 30 

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ink and forestry certified 

partially recycled paper. 

Photo and article submissions are free. 

For submissions please email: 

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please email: 

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Publisher, Editor, Layout: 

Diana’s Office > Paul Freimuth & Diana Uy 

Contributing Photographers: 

ABC Fine Art 

Harold Sadler 

Jeff Lee 

Katlyn Durocher 

Matthew Sadler 

Paul Freimuth 

Ryan Smith 

Contributing Writers: 

Diana Uy 

Harold Sadler 

Paul Freimuth 

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Phone: 250.726.4146 or 250.726.4008 

Dave 2 Kerr, Photo: Summer Paul 2017 Freimuth 

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on the highway at Whiskey Creek. 

We provide car service like 

the good old days. 

Eat in or on our backyard patio. 

call ahead for pick-up 

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Photo: Ryan Smith 

Explore the Wild! 

Visit Barkley Sound’s wildlife aboard our heated, washroom equipped, 12 passenger high speed crew boat. 

3 hours round trip 

Encounters with Grey and Humpback Whales, Black Bears at low tide, Stellar and California Sea Lions 

Harbour Seals, Dolphins, Seabirds, Sea Otters and visiting Orca Whales await you in the magical waters of 

Barkley Sound. 

Custom tours | Kayak transport | Ashes to sea 

Join Beachcomber Ocean Tours and explore the WILD coast of BC. You won’t be disappointed. 

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Visit Ucluelet’s 

OLDEST STORE 

Built in 1908, this frontier building operated 

continuously as a general store until 1988. 

Today, this historic building is Ucluelet’s largest 

gift store selling locally made crafts, shirts, jackets, 

books, gifts, jewellery, and souveniers. The Crow’s 

Nest offers a full range of office supplies and 

printing as well as scan, copy, and fax services. 

Original shelving and oiled fir floors are just part 

of the atmosphere of this beautiful old landmark 

building. 

You’ll find THE CROW’S NEST located at the 

foot of Main Street across from the aquarium. 

205 Main Street 

Phone: (250) 726-4214 

Fax: (250) 726-7303 

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OUT AND ABOUT Find these spots in Ucluelet 

Piña Styles @pinastyles pinastyles.com 

...FRESH THINKING ON THE EDGE 

Best Patio on the Coast 

Enjoy BBQ & Seafood from the Water while the 

Sun sets over the Marina 

200 Hemlock Street 

Down at the Boat Basin in Ucluelet 

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SOUND INTEGRATED 

THERAPIES 

1576 Imperial Lane 

(behind Ukee Dogs) 

Jess Arthurs 

Esthetician 

250.735.7354 

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Naomi Joy Furst 

Registered Massage Therapist 

250.266.2277 

Matt Kupnicki 

Registered Acupuncturist 

250.266.0232 

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Please call to book your 

appointments today! 

UCLUELET 

Licensed Mechanics 

Towing 

Fresh Local Lunches 

Hot Coffee 

Shop: (250) 726-7477 

Tow: (250) 726-3832 

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Photo and Design: Jeff Lee 

SOUND CHECK The Barkley Sounds 

BAND MEMBERS: 

Vocals & Guitar: Maxwell Cranford; Keyboard & Vocals: Ian Shu; Drums: Andy Keeling; Guitar: Jeff Lee; Bass: Thomas Trauttmansdorff 

The Barkley Sounds are a band of 

Canadians from all over the country 

who came together in the small 

town of Ucluelet. They have been playing 

together for almost four years bringing out 

many talented musicians to the west coast 

to promote the amazing music scene on the 

island. 

The Barkley Sounds music is strongly 

influenced from the classic Rock n Roll of 

the 60's and 70's as well as the new wave of 

garage rock and psychedelic music coming 

out today. Add in a pinch of everything 

weird and you will get any idea of what they 

are going for. 

Their music can be described as fuzzed out 

garage rock psychedelia and their mission is 

to blow your mind. Dancing is encouraged 

at all of their shows.• 

Check them out music on Bandcamp: 

thebarkleysounds.bandcamp.com 

Instagram: @thebarkleysounds 

Facebook: facebook.com/thebarkleysounds 

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Featured Artist 

Harold Sadler 

Ukeedaze: When did you move to the 

coast? What brought you here and what 

made you stay? 

Harold: came here with my Mom (Ruth), 

Dad (Jim) and my brother and sister back 

in the winter of 1967 when I was nearly 5. 

We lived outside of Tofino at “Wit’s End” 

at first, and then at the duplex that used to 

be at the corner of 4th and Campbell. My 

Dad had been here to compete in a surf 

contest in ’66 and fell in love with the place. 

He met Jack Walters when he was back in 

Victoria and Jack needed someone to build 

a store (which is now LA Grocery) for 

him out here so Dad took the job and we 

moved out. I helped him put the rocks up 

on the wall of what is now the gift shop. 

Once we were here there was no way we 

were going anywhere else. There was lots 

of work for my Dad and more importantly 

lots of surf! As far as Dad was concerned 

this was a “little taste of heaven”. I tend to 

agree with him now. Way back then I was a 

bit bummed that there wasn’t much in the 

way of television reception and there were 

no movie theatres or circuses. 

Ukeedaze: When and how did you start 

creating art? 

Harold: I started drawing very young, 

probably by the time I was 10. I did mostly 

pencil sketches but I remember trying 

to paint with water colours and I used 

some pastels as well. My Dad was very 

encouraging as he had always liked to draw 

and there are quite a few artistic types in our 

family. Once I got into high school I had a 

great art teacher who gave me some good 

basics and then let me do my own thing. 

Basically that meant painting a lot of surfers 

and waves. She had loads of patience! I 

also had a good family friend, Rick Charles, 

who lived here for decades and is now in 

Victoria. He is an incredibly accomplished 

and gifted artist and would be over at our 

house a lot so he kindly gave me lots of 

good advice and instruction as well. I first 

tried water colours, but I got frustrated 

as I couldn’t correct mistakes and I found 

that maddening so I switched to acrylics. I 

painted with those for three years or so and 

then my art teacher suggested I try oils. As 

soon as I tried those I gave all my acrylics to 

my Mom for her Sunday School class and I 

have used oils ever since. 

Ukeedaze: What inspires you? 

Harold: Wow, painting-wise pretty much 

everything I see. I love the big panoramas 

of ocean, sky and land. That whole west 

coast “end of the road” kind of thing. I 

find the colours out here really amazing, 

even under subdued lighting. The greens are 

greener than anywhere else I have ever seen 

and that winter blue of the ocean on a clean 

offshore day is breathtaking, not to mention 

the sunsets and the crazy storms. I also like 

the character I see in the faces of the folks 

around me. I am hoping to tackle a few 

people-centered paintings soon. 

Ukeedaze: What medium do you use? 

Harold: Oil on canvas board. I am just 

starting to experiment with masonite board. 

Ukeedaze: What is your favorite thing about 

living in this area? 

Harold: Ya gotta ask? Actually my favorite 

thing is that the people I love are all here. 

My Wife and boys, Mom, brother, cousins, 

Uncles and Aunts plus all my good friends 

that I have known for decades. Without 

those people and their love and support this 

wouldn’t be home. 

Ukeedaze: If someone wants to view or 

purchase your art, where can they go? 

Harold: I will probably get a website up 

at some point, but for now folks can 

see the latest that I have done on the 

PRAS website and they can contact me at 

summerhilltofino@gmail.com. 

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Featured Wildlife 

Red Tail Hawk 

Photo: Katlyn Durocher 

The most common hawk on Coastal Vancouver Island, 

the red tailed hawk, has a range that covers all of North 

America extending from Alaska to Panama. They have 

been known to aggressively defend their territories and nesting 

areas and will even chase off other birds of prey. Identified by 

their rounded wings, wide tail, dark brown back, and pale streaked 

underside with reddish brown tail, red tails weigh between 0.7 - 1.5 

kg, are 45 - 60 cm in length and have a wing span between 110 - 145 

cm. Like many raptors, red tail females are larger than their male 

counterparts by up to 30 percent. 

Red tailed hawks are typically monogamous and breeding pairs usually 

stay together until one of them dies. An opportunistic hunter, 

they can often be seen soaring in slow circles searching for their 

food, and have even been observed hunting in pairs for their prey 

which typically includes: mice and squirrels (rodents can make up to 

85% of their diet), small mammals, small birds, reptiles, amphibians 

and fish. In the spring, sexually mature mating pairs build a large 

nest together out of sticks, bark and foliage which they typically reuse 

and repair over the years. Nests are usually located high up with 

a good view of the surrounding area. In March to April breeding 

pairs lay a clutch of 1 to 5 eggs which are incubated primarily by 

the female. After hatching, the mother takes primary care over the 

young during the nestling period while the male hunts for food for 

the group. Young hawks leave the nest at around 4 months of age 

and are sexually mature between 2 and 3 years of age. 

Currently the red tailed hawk is classified as least concerned by 

the ICUN (International Union for Conservation of Nature 

and Natural Resources), meaning its breeding population is at a 

sustainable number and not at risk. However, the biggest threat to 

their survival is ingesting mice that have been poisoned. Because 

rodents make up such a large portion of their diet they can 

unknowingly expose themselves to high levels of toxins. One way 

to protect red tailed hawks is to not use poisons to deal with rodent 

problems but instead use traps. This can help prevent red tailed 

hawks or other birds of prey from being unintentionally poisoned 

and help preserve their current populations.• 

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The Wild Pacific Trail: 

This 10 kilometre long trail meanders along Ucluelet’s rocky shoreline 

through coastal rain forests and across several beaches. Created 

by volunteers and funded through user donations, this trail provides 

countless awe inspiring view points, along with various artist loops 

and benches that allow walkers to relax and enjoy the view. Several 

parking areas provide access points throughout the trail allowing 

people to explore specific areas and walk the trail in sections. Keep 

your eyes peeled for many unique features carved by volunteer trail 

makers out of stumps and blow downs. This remarkable trail is a 

must see for all visitors of Ucluelet. 

Fishing: 

Miles of coastline, dozens of islands, and rich offshore deep water 

banks give the area around Ucluelet a well deserved reputation 

as a world class fishing destination. The waters in this area are 

rich with many diverse species of sea life and dozens of varieties 

of fish. There are plenty of experienced local guides and tour 

operators available who can help get you on the bite. Seasonal runs 

of Chinook and Coho salmon, as well as halibut, cod, and various 

rockfish provide many different options to the visiting angler. The 

area surrounding Ucluelet also has several lakes, rivers, and creeks, 

which are home to cutthroat trout, rainbow trout and other species. 

This provides excellent freshwater fishing opportunities for the 

adventurous explorer. 

ATTRACTIONS 

Art and Culture: 

Photo: Paul Freimuth 

Ucluelet is home to many talented artists, musicians, and artisans. 

Local First Nations artists provide beautiful examples of West 

Coast inspired carvings, paintings, and masks. Several local galleries, 

shops, and markets in town feature works from local artists. Various 

festivals throughout the year provide a showcase for local talent, as 

well as providing an opportunity for visitors to discover new artists. 

Kayaking: 

Being located adjacent to Barkley Sound and the Broken Group 

Islands with its many coves, and beaches provides a playground for 

kayakers that are second to none. Wild life viewing opportunities 

abound in the area and kayaks provide an excellent vantage point to 

witness these creatures in their natural habitat. Various local tours 

and guides are available to provide equipment, rentals, instruction, 

and knowledge of local waterways. 

Diving: 

The Broken Group, Barkley Sound, and surrounding areas provide 

some of the best cold water diving on the planet. Diverse species 

of fish, invertebrates, eels, octopus and shellfish make their homes 

amongst colourful reefs and thick kelp forests. During the right 

times of year the emerald coloured waters provide amazing visibility. 

With plenty of options, the area has suitable dives for all levels. 

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Surfing: 

Ucluelet offers close proximity to some of the most consistent 

and highest quality waves in Canada. The jagged coastline provides 

numerous options, giving dedicated surfers quality waves in varying 

conditions. Ucluelet is home to several surf schools that offer 

professional, qualified instructors that can get you up and riding. 

The area presents a unique surfing experience with its coastal 

rainforest backdrops, white sand beaches, clean pristine water, and 

diverse wild life. 

Storm Watching: 

Winter time on the west coast brings powerful storms with hurricane 

force winds and massive waves which batter Ucluelet’s rocky 

coastline. Local beaches and trails provide numerous vantage points 

to witness the raw power of nature. Exercise caution and stay off 

beaches and trails that are marked closed due to hazardous conditions. 

Make sure to bundle up and prepare for an exhilarating and 

awe inspiring experience. 

Whale Watching: 

Barkley sound is home to resident gray whales and transient orcas. 

Every spring, the communities of Ucluelet and Tofino holds the 

Pacific Rim Whale Festival. This week long festival celebrates the 

Photo: Ryan Smith 

1571 Imperial Road, Ucluelet, B.C., V0R 3A0 

(250) 726 2103 

Licensed Patio with Harbour View 

arrival of migrating Humpbacks and Gray whales between March 

and May. Plenty of tours are available to provide the opportunity 

to view whales as well as porpoises, seals, sea lions and other local 

wildlife. Various methods of viewing from closed cabin boats, 

to open air zodiacs, to viewing from the air giving visitors many 

different options to make lasting memories. 

Bird Watching: 

The west coast of Vancouver Island is a world class destination for 

bird watching. Its forests, beaches, wetlands, and intertidal zones 

are home to numerous different varieties of birds. The areas rich 

biodiversity creates an abundant source of food for huge numbers 

of migratory birds consisting of many species. 

Pacific Rim National Park Reserve: 

Located just north of Ucluelet, the Pacific Rim National Park 

Reserve is home to miles of sandy beaches, tranquil coves, coastal 

rainforests, and interpretive trails. The beautiful sandy beaches 

provide excellent bird watching, beach combing, and surfing. The 

interpretive trails are home to many unique historic locations and 

First Nations cultural and heritage sites. The Kwisitis Visitor Center 

located on Wickininnish Beach is home to a museum that provides 

interactive displays and beautiful ocean views. 

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Ucluelet Tide Table - June 2017 

Thu 1 05:28 12:01 18:45 n/a 

2.8 0.8 2.9 n/a 

Fri 2 00:54 06:44 13:04 19:43 

1.3 2.6 1 2.9 

Sat 3 02:03 07:59 14:03 20:35 

1.2 2.6 1.1 3 

Sun 4 03:03 09:07 14:56 21:20 

1 2.6 1.2 3 

Mon 5 03:54 10:05 15:43 21:59 

0.9 2.6 1.3 3.1 

Tue 6 04:38 10:55 16:25 22:34 

0.8 2.6 1.4 3.2 

Wed 7 05:17 11:38 17:03 23:08 

0.6 2.7 1.4 3.2 

Thu 8 05:53 12:17 17:39 23:41 

0.6 2.7 1.4 3.2 

Fri 9 06:27 12:54 18:14 n/a 

0.5 2.7 1.5 n/a 

Sat 10 00:14 07:01 13:30 18:50 

3.2 0.5 2.7 1.5 

Sun 11 00:49 07:36 14:07 19:27 

3.2 0.5 2.7 1.5 

Mon 12 01:24 08:11 14:45 20:06 

3.2 0.5 2.7 1.5 

Tue 13 02:02 08:48 15:25 20:49 

3.1 0.5 2.7 1.5 

Wed 14 02:42 09:27 16:08 21:37 

3 0.6 2.7 1.6 

Thu 15 03:28 10:10 16:54 22:33 

2.8 0.7 2.7 1.5 

Fri 16 04:21 10:57 17:43 23:39 

2.7 0.8 2.8 1.5 

Sat 17 05:25 11:50 18:36 n/a 

2.6 0.9 2.9 n/a 

Sun 18 00:49 06:41 12:48 19:28 

1.3 2.5 1 3 

Mon 19 01:56 07:58 13:48 20:21 

1.1 2.5 1.1 3.2 

Tue 20 02:58 09:09 14:47 21:12 

0.8 2.6 1.1 3.4 

Wed 21 03:55 10:13 15:44 22:02 

0.5 2.7 1.1 3.5 

Thu 22 04:48 11:11 16:39 22:51 

0.2 2.9 1.2 3.7 

Fri 23 05:39 12:05 17:32 23:40 

0 3 1.1 3.7 

Sat 24 06:28 12:56 18:23 n/a 

-0.1 3.1 1.1 n/a 

Sun 25 00:30 07:15 13:45 19:15 

3.7 -0.1 3.1 1.1 

Mon 26 01:19 08:02 14:34 20:08 

3.6 0 3.1 1.2 

Tue 27 02:10 08:49 15:23 21:03 

3.5 0.1 3.1 1.2 

Wed 28 03:03 09:37 16:14 22:03 

3.2 0.4 3 1.2 

Thu 29 03:59 10:27 17:06 23:08 

3 0.6 3 1.2 

Fri 30 05:01 11:20 18:00 n/a 

2.7 0.8 2.9 n/a 

UCLUELET TIDE TABLE 

Ucluelet Tide Table - July 2017 

Sat 1 00:18 06:10 12:16 18:55 

1.2 2.5 1.1 2.9 

Sun 2 01:26 07:24 13:13 19:47 

1.2 2.4 1.3 2.9 

Mon 3 02:29 08:36 14:10 20:35 

1.1 2.4 1.4 3 

Tue 4 03:24 09:40 15:02 21:20 

0.9 2.4 1.5 3 

Wed 5 04:11 10:34 15:50 22:00 

0.8 2.5 1.5 3.1 

Thu 6 04:53 11:19 16:33 22:38 

0.7 2.6 1.5 3.1 

Fri 7 05:31 11:58 17:13 23:16 

0.6 2.6 1.5 3.2 

Sat 8 06:07 12:34 17:52 23:53 

0.5 2.7 1.5 3.2 

Sun 9 06:41 13:08 18:30 n/a 

0.4 2.7 1.4 n/a 

Mon 10 00:30 07:15 13:43 19:08 

3.2 0.4 2.8 1.4 

Tue 11 01:07 07:49 14:18 19:47 

3.2 0.4 2.8 1.4 

Wed 12 01:46 08:23 14:54 20:29 

3.1 0.4 2.8 1.3 

Thu 13 02:26 08:59 15:32 21:15 

3 0.5 2.8 1.3 

Fri 14 03:10 09:38 16:13 22:07 

2.9 0.6 2.9 1.3 

Sat 15 04:01 10:21 16:59 23:09 

2.8 0.8 2.9 1.2 

Sun 16 05:03 11:11 17:51 n/a 

2.6 1 3 n/a 

Mon 17 00:18 06:18 12:10 18:48 

1.1 2.5 1.1 3.1 

Tue 18 01:29 07:39 13:15 19:47 

0.9 2.5 1.2 3.2 

Wed 19 02:37 08:56 14:22 20:46 

0.7 2.5 1.3 3.4 

Thu 20 03:39 10:03 15:25 21:42 

0.4 2.7 1.3 3.5 

Fri 21 04:34 11:01 16:25 22:36 

0.2 2.8 1.2 3.6 

Sat 22 05:26 11:53 17:20 23:28 

0.1 3 1.2 3.7 

Sun 23 06:13 12:40 18:12 n/a 

0 3.1 1.1 n/a 

Mon 24 00:18 06:59 13:25 19:02 

3.7 0 3.1 1 

Tue 25 01:07 07:42 14:09 19:52 

3.6 0.1 3.1 1 

Wed 26 01:56 08:25 14:53 20:42 

3.4 0.3 3.1 1 

Thu 27 02:45 09:07 15:36 21:35 

3.2 0.5 3.1 1 

Fri 28 03:35 09:50 16:21 22:31 

2.9 0.7 3 1.1 


2.7 1 3 1.1 

Sun 30 05:31 11:23 17:59 n/a 

2.5 1.2 2.9 n/a 

Mon 31 00:40 06:42 12:18 18:53 

1.2 2.4 1.4 2.9 

Ucluelet Tide Table - August 2017 

Tue 1 01:47 08:01 13:21 19:48 

1.1 2.3 1.6 2.9 

Wed 2 02:49 09:13 14:23 20:41 

1 2.3 1.6 2.9 

Thu 3 03:42 10:10 15:20 21:29 

0.9 2.4 1.6 3 

Fri 4 04:27 10:55 16:08 22:13 

0.8 2.5 1.6 3.1 

Sat 5 05:06 11:32 16:51 22:54 

0.7 2.6 1.5 3.2 

Sun 6 05:42 12:06 17:31 23:33 

0.5 2.7 1.4 3.2 

Mon 7 06:16 12:39 18:09 n/a 

0.5 2.8 1.3 n/a 

Tue 8 00:12 06:49 13:11 18:47 

3.3 0.4 2.9 1.2 

Wed 9 00:50 07:22 13:44 19:27 

3.3 0.4 3 1.1 

Thu 10 01:30 07:55 14:18 20:08 

3.2 0.5 3 1.1 

Fri 11 02:11 08:30 14:54 20:53 

3.1 0.6 3.1 1 

Sat 12 02:56 09:08 15:34 21:44 

3 0.7 3.1 1 

Sun 13 03:48 09:51 16:20 22:44 

2.8 0.9 3.1 1 


2.6 1.1 3.1 0.9 

Tue 15 06:05 11:43 18:15 n/a 

2.5 1.3 3.1 n/a 

Wed 16 01:08 07:29 12:55 19:22 

0.8 2.5 1.4 3.2 

Thu 17 02:20 08:48 14:10 20:29 

0.7 2.6 1.4 3.3 

Fri 18 03:25 09:54 15:18 21:31 

0.5 2.7 1.4 3.4 


0.3 2.9 1.2 3.5 

Sun 20 05:11 11:36 17:12 23:20 

0.2 3 1.1 3.5 

Mon 21 05:56 12:19 18:02 n/a 

0.2 3.1 1 n/a 

Tue 22 00:09 06:38 12:59 18:48 

3.5 0.2 3.2 0.9 

Wed 23 00:56 07:18 13:38 19:34 

3.5 0.3 3.2 0.8 

Thu 24 01:41 07:56 14:16 20:18 

3.3 0.5 3.2 0.8 

Fri 25 02:25 08:33 14:54 21:03 

3.1 0.7 3.2 0.9 

Sat 26 03:10 09:10 15:32 21:51 

2.9 1 3.1 1 

Sun 27 03:58 09:48 16:13 22:44 

2.7 1.2 3 1.1 


2.5 1.4 2.9 1.2 

Tue 29 06:01 11:23 17:53 n/a 

2.4 1.6 2.8 n/a 

Wed 30 00:57 07:24 12:33 18:56 

1.2 2.3 1.8 2.8 

Thu 31 02:07 08:43 13:50 20:01 

1.1 2.3 1.8 2.8 

Height in meters. Add an hour for daylight savings time when applicable. 

For cross-reference use only. Please check the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada for 

current tide charts and conditions. 

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COASTAL DIRECTORY 

COASTAL DIRECTORY 

Accommodations 

Cafés & Restaurants 

Cafés & Restaurants 

Services 

Tours and Guides 

Health & Wellness 

Horizons West B&B 

364 Marine Drive, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.2271 

Email: info@horizons-west.com 

www.horizons-west.com 

Private oceanfront guest rooms with 

incredible views. Walking distance to 

amenities & the Wild Pacific Trail. 

ABBONDANZA 

Taste The Love 

Unit A - 1972 Peninsula Road, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.1273 

www.pizzaabbondanza.com 

Authentic Wood Fired Pizza 

Mon - Thurs: 2pm - 10pm 

Fri - Sat: 2pm - midnight; Sun: closed 

Zoë’s Bakery & Cafe 

250 Main Street, Ucluelet (Main & Helen) 

Phone: 250.726 (CAKE) 2253 

Email: zoesbakeryandcafe@gmail.com 

Hearty & healthy lunches, daily breads 

picnic items, pastries, yummy treats 

specialty coffees, cakes, wedding cakes 

Endlessride 

Surf Lessons & Stand Up Paddle Tours 

250.726.5020 

Email: jay@endlessride.ca 

Learn to surf in 2 hours: Lessons 

available in groups or in private. SUP 

tours include ocean & lake adventures 

in the heart our beautiful environment. 

Beachcomber Ocean Tours 

Phone: 250.726.3444 

wildedgewhales.com 

contact@wildedgewhales.com 

Visit Barkley Sound’s wildlife aboard our 

heated, washroom equipped, 12 passenger 

high speed crew boat. Custom tours, 

Family sport fishing, kayak transport. 

EndlessFitness 

Private Trainer/Fitness Classes/Yoga 

Phone: 250.726.5134 

Email: surfergirl@endlessride.ca 

Personal training in a safe, interesting 

& motivating environment. Detailed 

fitness assessment, Customized personal 

training programs to individual goals. 

Mussel Beach Wilderness Campground 

Phone: 250.893.2267 

Email: musselbeachcamp@gmail.com 

www.musselbeachcampground.com 

22 acres of campground with 1.45km of 

oceanfront South facing . True wilderness 

camping at its best. Great place to escape & 

enjoy the sights & sounds of the west coast. 

SurfsInn Guesthouse and Rainforest Cabins 

1874 Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.4426 

Email: Surfsinn@hotmail.com 

www.surfsinn.ca 

Your home away from home. Great for surf 

& yoga groups, families or just for you to 

come & chill out! Book your time away now. 

The Net Loft Vacation Suite 

932 Peninsula Road, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.7887 

Email: info@thenetloft.ca 

www.thenetloft.ca 

Private one bedroom suite with full 

kitchen, high ceilings & balcony. 5 minute 

walk to the Wild Pacific Trail. Pet Friendly 

THE SALT SHED 

www.thesaltshed.ca 

The Salt Shed offers affordable luxury in 

the heart of Ucluelet. Find peace at this 

2 bedroom modern beach chic abode 

with stunning ocean views. 

Email: andrea@thesaltshed.ca 

Phone: 1.604.721.8917 

Floathouse Patio and Grill 

200 Hemlock Street, Ucluelet 

Down at the Boat Basin 

Phone: 250.726.2411 

Best patio on the coast. Enjoy BBQ and 

seafood from the water while the sun 

sets over the marina. 

Howlers Family Restaurant & Amusements 


Phone: 250.726.2211 

Open 7 days a week until midnight. 

Breakfast, Burgers, Seafood & 

Vegetarian, Sports Bar, licensed, 5 pin 

Bowling Alley, Arcade Games, Pool 

Tables, Kids Hang-Out Area, Store 

Matterson House Restaurant 


Phone: 250.726.2200 

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner 

Delicious food and healthy portions. 

Patio Seating, Full Menu, Seafood 

Licensed, Cappuccino. 

Solidarity Snacks 

313 Forbes Road, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.522.1217 

www.solidaritysnacks.com 

Polish Bakery and Deli. Local ingredients, 

Fresh food, Catering & Wholesale 

Available. All meats are from small 

farms across Vancouver Isand & B.C. 

Sushi ∙ Noodle Boss 

1627 A Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.2338 

Dine In or Take Out 

Thay Tea 

ethical, pure, organic, loose leaf tea 

#1 - 250 Main Street, Ucluelet (next to 

CIBC, up from the Aquarium) 

Phone: 250.726.2662 

Email: info@thaytea.com 

www.thaytea.com 

Hours: 9:30AM to 5:00PM Mon-Sat 

Retail 

Image West Gallery 

1932 Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet, BC 

Phone: 250-726-4487 

facebook.com/ImageWestGalleryAndGifts 

www.imagewestgallery.com 

@imagewestgalleryandgifts 

Local art & pottery, hoodies & t-shirts, 

Pyrrha pendants, pool floats and more!!! 

Long Beach Surf Shop 

2060 Peninsula Rd. 

Phone: 250.726.2700 

Email: info@longbeachsurfshop.com 

www.longbeachsurfshop.com 

Friendly neighborhood surf shop. Full 

range of surf products from value conscious 

to unique hand crafted surfboards. 

Relic Surf Shop 

1998 Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.4421 

Email: Info@relicsurfshop.com 

www.relicsurfshop.com 

Surf rentals, surf lessons, school & camps. Come 

see the difference a great local surf shop, amazing 

prices & friendly service make! Open all year round. 

The Crow’s Nest 

205 Main Street, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.4214 

Fax: 250.726.7303 

Email: thecrowsnest@ukeecable.net 

www.thecrowsnestucluelet.com 

Largest gift store on the coast. Jackets 

crafts, shirts, books, jewellery, souvenirs. 

Ucluelet Liquor Store 


Phone: 250.726.2579 

www.uclueletliquorstore.ca 

We carry the largest variety of Island 

wineries and craft breweries on 

the West Coast. 

Open 9am - 11pm daily. 

StudioK 

Graphic Design, Photography and a wee 

bit of web design. 

Phone: 1.250.534.9577 

Email: kara@studiokdesigns.ca 

www.studiokdesigns.ca 

The Crow’s Nest 

205 Main Street, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.4214 

Fax: 250-726-7303 

Email: thecrowsnest@ukeecable.net 

www.thecrowsnestucluelet.com 

Stationery, Printing, Scan, Copy, Fax. 

Wick’d Surf School (in Ukee Bike Shop) 

Owner operated, small group, high quality 

professional & safe for all ages & abilities. 

New warm suits. Pre-surf snack and post 

surf refreshment with every lesson. 

Phone: 250.266.0338 

Email: andy.wickdsurfcamps@gmail.com 

www.wickedsurfcamps.com 

Local Products 

Choice Edibles Wild Foods 

Email: contact@choicedibles.com 

www.choicedibles.com 

Wild Mushrooms, Spruce Tips, Sea 

Asparagus, Beach Vetch, Elderflower 

Berries, and more. Natural & free of 

antibiotics, GMO & other chemicals. 

Seasonal availability. 

The Foggy Bean Coffee Company 

Artisan coffee roastery & pop-up 

espresso bar 

Phone: 250.726.7278 

Email: info@thefoggybean.com 

Locally roasted, organic and fairly 

traded. Available in multiple locations in 

Ucluelet. 

Majestic Ocean Kayaking 

1167 Helen Road at Marine Drive 

Phone: 1.800.889.7644 / 250.726.2868 

Email: majestic@oceankayaking.com 

www.oceankayaking.com 

23 years Leading Kayak tours. Day trips, 

multi-day/camping trips, lessons, custom 

kayaking experiences, sales & more... 

Trades 

Brightest Days 

Painting and Maintenance 

Phone: 250.720.7610 

Email: jmbone787@gmail.com 

www.facebook.com/brightestdayspainting 

Window Washing, Painting 

Parking Lot/Line Painting 

Cabezon Carpentry 

Phone: 250.726.4146 

Email: paul@cabezonfurniture.com 

www.cabezonfurniture.com 

Renovations, Kitchens, Bathrooms 

Millwork, Custom Furniture, Cabinets 

Interior and Exterior Finishing 

Sea Wind Electric 

Commercial / Residential Electrician 

Licensed Contractor 

Phone: 250-726-3790 

Email: code.k@hotmail.com 

Matt Kupnicki, R.Ac C.SMA 

1576 Imperial Lane, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.266.0232 

Registered Acupuncturist & Certified 

Sports Medicine Acupuncture. Treatment 

is effective for arthritis, headaches 

& migraine, fertility & reproductive 

disorders, sleep & emotional imbalances. 

Naomi Joy Furst, RMT 

1576 Imperial Lane, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.266.2277 

Email: njoyfurstrmt@yahoo.com 

Registered Massage Therapy 

Deep Tissue, Rehab, STRtm 

Trigger Point, Prenatal 

Craniosacral Therapy. 

NURTURE DAY SPA 

an Aveda Concept Spa 

250.726.6278 

1971 Harbour Drive 

www.nurturedayspa.ca 

We are delighted to offer relaxing 

waxing, pedicures, manicures with gel 

polish, facials, body treatments, & RMT. 

Pacific Rim Chiropractic 

Dr. Ron Norman HBSC, MSC, DC 

#11 - 1636 Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.2220 

Email: drron@pacificrimchiropractic.com 

www.pacificrimchiropractic.com 

Salty See Optometry Clinic 

Dr. Gordon Costigan 

381 Main Street, Tofino 

Phone: 250.266.3937 

Wednesdays & Fridays 9:00AM - 5:30PM 

Email: gordon.costigan@gmail.com 

Committed to providing the most comprehensive 

eye care to you & your family. 


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