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Ucluelet, about 80 km from Port Alberni, is located on the West Coast of Vancouver Island, at the westerly entrance of Barclay Sound. it is not a new settlement by any means. In 1899, there were about fifteen settlers living here. The area has been continuously occupied for at least the last 5000 years.

 There are many things for the tourist to do in Ucluelet,  whale watching, bear watching, bird watching, fishing, surfing, hiking, biking, ocean kayaking or just strolling on the beach.

Ucluelet  has a population of around 1500 and is at one end of the Ucluth Peninsula on the west coast of Vancouver Island with Tofino occupying the other end. The area has an abundance of natural grandeur, wildlife and big beaches.
 Ucluelet is located at the entrance to Barkley Sound and the Broken Group Islands, a kayakers dream holiday place full of scenic paddling and wildlife watching opportunities. Ucluelet provides a perfect base for exploring the Pacific Rim National Park, this park is one of the most stunning national parks in Canada, a place of falling waters and misty rainforests full of giant cedars, beautiful beaches and wildlife all around you.

I spent a year here in the early 70s and I think to me, the winter storms were my favorite times to head to the beach. The area is quite beautiful with many things to keep one busy, a great place to visit, a great place to live.

 

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