Long Beach Lodge Resort Wedding - Tofino

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Dec 9

Written By kim jay

wedding guests walking with bride and groom

Toes in the sand, waves on the shore, fresh sea air—that’s what a beachfront Long Beach Lodge wedding looks like! The senses come alive here at one of the most spectacular beach wedding venues on Vancouver Island’s rugged west coast.

Tofino is known for its pristine natural surroundings, rumbling seascape and energetic weather patterns—all things that enliven the spirit and entice spontaneous moments of romance to blossom. Embrace your wild side!

Overlooking Cox Bay, Long Beach Lodge is one of few ocean view wedding venues where you can surf in the morning (right out the front door) and still make it back in time for the ceremony. Have your nuptials with waves lapping at your feet, then wander up the beach to your reception on the outside patio or inside the restaurant perched above. Facing straight west, the Lodge looks out over brilliant sunsets while the windswept shorepines and rocky coastline on either side of the bay provide several picturesque locations for photos of the whole wedding party or just the two of you.

You’ll feel whisked away at your wedding at Long Beach Lodge as the available catering and setup options enable you to simply be with the ones you love. There’s also plenty to do in and around Tofino. Head south to Pacific Rim National Park (one of Canada’s most accessible wilderness gems) and walk Long Beach, go kayaking in Clayoquot Sound, wander through the botanical gardens and go play in those waves of the Pacific! On-site accommodations include beachfront suites at the Lodge and private cabins in the rainforest. Your whole party can stay for the weekend—or the week—and enjoy some downtime together amidst the bustle of activities and celebrations.

Located on the west coast of Vancouver Island, Tofino is a five-hour drive north of Victoria. You can also travel there by floatplane from multiple locations on the island and the lower mainland, including Vancouver.