Port Renfrew is located about 107 kilometers (67 miles) west of Victoria, BC, Canada, along the coast on Highway 14. Only two hours from Victoria, BC, it is one of Vancouver Island west coast's best keep secrets.

In low tide season, Botanical Beach (near Port Renfrew) offers visitors with access to uniquely rich tide pools and shoreline trails with fantastic geological features.

These hundreds of tidal pools provide unique opportunity to explore the wonders of ocean floor. Star fish, sea urchines, and anemones are some of the incredibly diverse marine life visible at low tide.

Botanical Beach is also the north trailhead for the Juan De Fuca Marine Trail. Juan De Fuca Marine Trail, which is a 47 kilometers wilderness trail from Botanical Beach to China Beach, offers multi-day hiking opportunity.

As another Port Renfrew's popular attraction, West Coast Trail, which is a part of the Pacific Rim National Park on Vancouver Island, is famous for its beauty and difficulty.