Oceanfront B&B retreat.Wild beach at the edge of the Pacific just moments down a rainforest trail from your hotel-style accommodations. | x | Nest with the eagles on the Strait of Juan de Fuca at Muir Creek/ Orveas Bay Beach. 15 minutes (14km) beyond Sooke on the way to Port Renfew, we are at the edge of the wilderness. No road or powerlines between you and the water. Our gardens are embraced by wild space.Our bnb is a great stay-over on the Pacific Marine Circle Route (from Victoria through Sooke, Port Renfew, Lake Cowichan, and over the Malahat,).65 minutes from Victoria on the southern tip of Vancouver Island our location provides an edge of the wilderness get-away about 4 hours closer to Victoria than Tofino. | xx | Nearly doily-free rooms. This Sooke B and B Inn is a beguiling mix of elegant, eclectic, contempory, and rustic. Perhaps best described by the Japanese concept of wabi sabi.The purpose-built hotel-styled lodging is attached to a 1940's hand crafted log building. All rooms with your own entrance, and private ensuite bathrooms.View our Rooms & Rates and begin planning your Sooke B&B retreat! Coffee and tea are available 24/7. We are pleased to provide you with breakfast. Or if you prefer to be self catering, a guest kitchen is available for your use. |
FeaturesOceanfront with beach access Comfy beds in spacious rooms Yummy breakfasts- see sample menu Lush gardens and huge trees Free wireless Internet Cliff-edge hot tub Cozy fireplace Friendly assistance of InnkeepersWithin 14km of award-winning local restaurants Medal-winning meadery 5km away Art, music, seaweed, yoga and poetry workshops Printable Ocean Wilderness Inn brochure
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| Groups, Retreats and EventsWhole inn rental available. Also well suited for anniversary, reunion, retirement, birthday, intimate destination wedding, or other celebration. No one has to clean! Ideal venue for 8-15 people. There are 12 beds in our 7 rooms and 8 bathrooms. Dinosaur bones and sharks' teeth The Victoria Palaeontology will hold its 16th Fossil Fair on March 24-25, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary.
There will be a display of the 25 million-year-old Sooke Formation fossils from the Muir Creek area which may be of interest to the Sooke community.
Note from innkeeper: These fossils are found at the base of the hill below the inn. For generations, Canada's lighthouses have guided ships along the country's expansive coasts and beckoned newcomers to our shores. |



