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Cove lies 26 nautical miles from Tofino and is accessible only by boat or plane. The 107 degree Fahrenheit (41C) natural hot springs are perched right at the water’s edge overlooking the open ocean. It is totally undeveloped and a ‘hot’ spot for visitors and locals alike. But Jamie’s Whaling Station is not just a tour company. Part of its


Minutes away from Rathtrevor Provincial Park


success is built on its commitment to guest satisfaction and wildlife protection. Jamie was one of the founding members of the Pacific Rim Association of Tourism Operators (PRATO). And starting in 1997, Jamie’s added a $2 per passenger non-taxable fee to all tour fares, which is donated directly to support local wildlife research, rescue, and educational societies. Over $600,000 has been raised and donated to non-profit organizations such as the Pacific Wildlife Foundation, Strawberry Island Marine Research Society, Raincoast Education Society, Ucluelet Aquarium, and the Ucluelet Volunteer Coast Guard Auxiliary. Jamie’s employs over 40 certified crew, many of whom are life-long west coast residents, who pride themselves on sharing engaging stories and facts about the area and its inhabitants. Jamie’s has the largest fleet of adventure vessels on the west coast, including two 65-foot-long cruisers suitable for all ages. These vessels include heated indoor seating, upper and lower viewing decks, restrooms, snack bar, liquor license, wheelchair accessibility, and room for up to 49 passengers to comfortably move around. Also among the fleet are a number of high-speed zodiac-style vessels for those seeking more excitement in their adventures. For Jamie’s 30th anniversary, the company collaborated with


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award-winning wildlife photographer Matthew Maran to produce a special anniversary edition of Maran’s book Vancouver Island: Barkley to Clayoquot. The book is filled with breathtaking photographs, a lot of which were taken by Maran while on board Jamie’s tours. The book is available for purchase in person at Jamie’s gift shops in Tofino and Ucluelet, or by calling 1.800.667.9913. When considering your next adventure, think of Jamie’s Whaling


Station and ask, “What in the wild do you want to do?” IT


For more information or to book a tour please email info@jamies.com or call 1-800-667-9913. Read this article and more at www.islandtimesmagazine.ca.


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