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A Cox Bay resort that runs its own certified surf club. Real lodging and real coaching — sold separately, never as a package.
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The one listing on this coast that is both a place to stay and a place to learn, and it is included on that basis rather than as a hotel. The resort sits directly on Cox Bay — the most consistent teaching beach in Tofino — and runs its own Surf Club with a certified team, not a referral to a school in town. Lessons are 2.5 hours at CA$229 for a private, plus CA$109 for each additional person up to a maximum of five per instructor, and they are open to non-guests as well as residents. Accommodation is 42 lodge rooms and 20 two-bedroom rainforest cottages; the lodge rooms come in beachfront, oceanview and surf configurations, and the cottages are self-contained with a private hot tub, which is a more useful thing than it sounds after a February session. Booking for lessons is live through FareHarbor and the site carries a 2026 copyright. Two honest caveats. There is no surf-and-stay package — you book a room and you book a lesson, separately — so this is not a surf camp in the sense the rest of this catalogue uses the word. And no nightly rates are published on the site, so room prices are recorded here as unknown rather than estimated; it is the most expensive listing in this region by some distance.
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