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House of Himwitsa
House of Himwitsa


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House of Himwitsa
House of Himwitsa Lodge, owned by Nuu-Chah-Nulth Nation Hereditary Chief Lewis George and his wife Cathy, is an Indigenous retreat in Downtown Tofino, Vancouver Island. Himwitsa, a name woven with wisdom, echoes the ancient tongues of the Nuu-Chah-Nulth people—symbolizing the passing of knowledge from revered elders to the eager hearts of youth. The oceanside haven offers Indigenous hospitality and suites with private decks showcasing spectacular views of Clayoquot Sound – minutes away from local shops, Tonquin Beach, and activities and tours.