Waiting at Wah'nah'juss Hilth'hooiss (Meares Island)
On a solo trip to Tofino, I booked a kayak tour to Meares Island. As we pulled our kayaks ashore, I bent down to peer beneath a drooping cedar branch—only to discover this beautiful Haida canoe nestled in the shadows. In that moment, it felt as if I had stepped through a portal into the past, to a time when canoes were the lifeblood of travel. Meares Island carries a deep, almost mystical energy, making the experience feel all the more rare and special.
Meares Island near Tofino, Vancouver Island
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