This panorama shows the interior of the Wickaninnish Interpretive Center. In the image you can see the vast sea-life mural that adorns one of the walls. There is a 3D map of the Pacific Rim National Park region and displays of arts, crafts and history of the First Nations people who have lived in region for hundreds of years.

Wickaninnish Interpretive Center - Pacific Rim visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Wickaninnish Interpretive Center' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Vancouver Island.

The Wickaninnish Interpretive Center is on Wickaninnish Beach in the Pacific Rim National Park on the western coast of Vancouver Island. The Interpretive Center acts as a museum, exhibition and information center for the park itself. There are regular films exploring various aspects of the park, the wildlife and the region. Among the exhibits are First Nations canoes, tools and various works of art.

The Wickaninnish Interpretive Center also has a small gift shop and a restaurant facing the beach front with panoramic views over the ocean. From here it is a short walk to the beach itself. A 1km walk heads south from the center to South Beach, and the longer Nuu-chah-nulth Trail leads through the temperate rain forest to Florencia Bay.

Road: Wickaninnish Interpretive Center is on Wickaninnish Beach, in the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, about 30km from Tofino and 15km from Ucluelet.