The island's natural springs are remote
Vancouver Island's best-known natural hot springs — like Hot Springs Cove near Tofino — sit at the end of a boat or seaplane journey. Beautiful, but hardly a Saturday afternoon.

The island's natural hot springs are spectacular — and hours away by boat. Vasto brings the same mineral-warm soak to Sooke, within easy reach of Victoria and Langford.
People search for hot springs on Vancouver Island because they want what a hot spring gives you: deep warmth, quiet nature, and an unhurried afternoon that resets the whole week. Vasto was built to deliver exactly that — with the comfort, consistency and full thermal circuit that a wild spring can't.
Vancouver Island's best-known natural hot springs — like Hot Springs Cove near Tofino — sit at the end of a boat or seaplane journey. Beautiful, but hardly a Saturday afternoon.
Two 20×12′ therapy pools hold the same enveloping warmth as a natural spring, with hydrotherapy jets and underwater massage stations — no boat required.
Set in a rare bamboo forest on the island's south coast, Vasto is an easy drive from Victoria, Langford, and the Westshore — close enough for an after-work soak.
Hot pools, a 57°F waterfall cold plunge, Aufguss sauna, aromatherapy steam and lounge decks — the full hot-cold-rest circuit that natural springs can't offer.

The restorative power of hot springs comes alive when heat is paired with cold and rest. At Vasto, a 104°F soak flows into a bracing waterfall plunge at 57°F, then a long rest on a cedar lounge deck in the bamboo forest — the same thermal cycle tradition behind Europe's great bath culture.
One flat rate, all day, every amenity included. Reserve your visit and be among the first to soak in Sooke.