Tofino has a variety of waves. In summer usually has varied waves which are not too strong and bring a smaller wave board/longboard to have fun. The winter gets stronger pulses and is usually the time to get good waves. You can get away with a 4mm wetsuit in summer with booties and winter requires 4/5mm wetsuit with a hood, gloves and booties. Conditions can change quickly so if it looks good, get out there. It can be fickle at times and frustrating. But when you have a good day it's well worth it.

there is a sand bar were the waves break.Its impossible to miss there is always about 20-50 surfers at the spot.

Longboard and shortboard work the best at this location

Big Beach. Big Waves.
Can be busy during peak summer months with cottagers.

Small to no crowds the rest of the year.

Parking available at MacGregor Point Provincal Park
http://www.ontarioparks.com/English/macg.html

When Park is closed beach is accessible in Inverhuron

Rock shelf on south and north side of bay. Also small reef in middle. Do a couple of passes to scout before goign crazy on the waves.

Bay has larger waves on North side next to Gunn Point. Bring your surfboard.

Works best on any wind with a West in it.

Tofino has a variety of waves. In summer usually has varied waves which are not too strong and bring a smaller wave board/longboard to have fun. The winter gets stronger pulses and is usually the time to get good waves. You can get away with a 4mm wetsuit in summer with booties and winter requires 4/5mm wetsuit with a hood, gloves and booties. Conditions can change quickly so if it looks good, get out there. It can be fickle at times and frustrating. But when you have a good day it's well worth it.

there is a sand bar were the waves break.Its impossible to miss there is always about 20-50 surfers at the spot.

Longboard and shortboard work the best at this location

Big Beach. Big Waves.
Can be busy during peak summer months with cottagers.

Small to no crowds the rest of the year.

Parking available at MacGregor Point Provincal Park
http://www.ontarioparks.com/English/macg.html

When Park is closed beach is accessible in Inverhuron

Rock shelf on south and north side of bay. Also small reef in middle. Do a couple of passes to scout before goign crazy on the waves.

Bay has larger waves on North side next to Gunn Point. Bring your surfboard.

Works best on any wind with a West in it.

Tofino has a variety of waves. In summer usually has varied waves which are not too strong and bring a smaller wave board/longboard to have fun. The winter gets stronger pulses and is usually the time to get good waves. You can get away with a 4mm wetsuit in summer with booties and winter requires 4/5mm wetsuit with a hood, gloves and booties. Conditions can change quickly so if it looks good, get out there. It can be fickle at times and frustrating. But when you have a good day it's well worth it.

there is a sand bar were the waves break.Its impossible to miss there is always about 20-50 surfers at the spot.

Longboard and shortboard work the best at this location

Big Beach. Big Waves.
Can be busy during peak summer months with cottagers.

Small to no crowds the rest of the year.

Parking available at MacGregor Point Provincal Park
http://www.ontarioparks.com/English/macg.html

When Park is closed beach is accessible in Inverhuron

Rock shelf on south and north side of bay. Also small reef in middle. Do a couple of passes to scout before goign crazy on the waves.

Bay has larger waves on North side next to Gunn Point. Bring your surfboard.

Works best on any wind with a West in it.

Tofino has a variety of waves. In summer usually has varied waves which are not too strong and bring a smaller wave board/longboard to have fun. The winter gets stronger pulses and is usually the time to get good waves. You can get away with a 4mm wetsuit in summer with booties and winter requires 4/5mm wetsuit with a hood, gloves and booties. Conditions can change quickly so if it looks good, get out there. It can be fickle at times and frustrating. But when you have a good day it's well worth it.

there is a sand bar were the waves break.Its impossible to miss there is always about 20-50 surfers at the spot.

Longboard and shortboard work the best at this location

Big Beach. Big Waves.
Can be busy during peak summer months with cottagers.

Small to no crowds the rest of the year.

Parking available at MacGregor Point Provincal Park
http://www.ontarioparks.com/English/macg.html

When Park is closed beach is accessible in Inverhuron

Rock shelf on south and north side of bay. Also small reef in middle. Do a couple of passes to scout before goign crazy on the waves.

Bay has larger waves on North side next to Gunn Point. Bring your surfboard.

Works best on any wind with a West in it.

Tofino has a variety of waves. In summer usually has varied waves which are not too strong and bring a smaller wave board/longboard to have fun. The winter gets stronger pulses and is usually the time to get good waves. You can get away with a 4mm wetsuit in summer with booties and winter requires 4/5mm wetsuit with a hood, gloves and booties. Conditions can change quickly so if it looks good, get out there. It can be fickle at times and frustrating. But when you have a good day it's well worth it.

there is a sand bar were the waves break.Its impossible to miss there is always about 20-50 surfers at the spot.

Longboard and shortboard work the best at this location

Big Beach. Big Waves.
Can be busy during peak summer months with cottagers.

Small to no crowds the rest of the year.

Parking available at MacGregor Point Provincal Park
http://www.ontarioparks.com/English/macg.html

When Park is closed beach is accessible in Inverhuron

Rock shelf on south and north side of bay. Also small reef in middle. Do a couple of passes to scout before goign crazy on the waves.

Bay has larger waves on North side next to Gunn Point. Bring your surfboard.

Works best on any wind with a West in it.

Tofino has a variety of waves. In summer usually has varied waves which are not too strong and bring a smaller wave board/longboard to have fun. The winter gets stronger pulses and is usually the time to get good waves. You can get away with a 4mm wetsuit in summer with booties and winter requires 4/5mm wetsuit with a hood, gloves and booties. Conditions can change quickly so if it looks good, get out there. It can be fickle at times and frustrating. But when you have a good day it's well worth it.

there is a sand bar were the waves break.Its impossible to miss there is always about 20-50 surfers at the spot.

Longboard and shortboard work the best at this location

Big Beach. Big Waves.
Can be busy during peak summer months with cottagers.

Small to no crowds the rest of the year.

Parking available at MacGregor Point Provincal Park
http://www.ontarioparks.com/English/macg.html

When Park is closed beach is accessible in Inverhuron

Rock shelf on south and north side of bay. Also small reef in middle. Do a couple of passes to scout before goign crazy on the waves.

Bay has larger waves on North side next to Gunn Point. Bring your surfboard.

Works best on any wind with a West in it.