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Explore and Experience the nature and the history of a special part of a unique Province. Join us on a voyage of science and discovery on Smith Sound, a submarine fjord that is home to the largest remaining spawning biomass of Northern Cod in the World!. Join in a hands-on experience to learn how we study this area with a hope to preserve it for our children....explore a resettled community and learn from a working Fisherman about how the people have lived in the Sound for generations, then be a part of the ongoing data collection and observations that will help scientists better understand the delicate balance of nature in this pristine ecosystem. |
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Join our experienced bilingual guides aboard The Mary Vincent and enjoy an unrestricted viewing from our large fly bridge of whales, birds and icebergs from all angles throughout the voyage. All hands will enjoy their tour as the guides point out attractions with a complete tour interpretation while entertaining you with live toe-tapping sounds of out traditional Newfoundland songs.
Your 2 hour boat tour will bring you on a cruise around the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve where you can view millions of sea birds as we sail along with frolicking humpback, minke, fin whales and a wide array of other sea wildlife. You will also enjoy the majestic scenery of 10,000 year old icebergs that travel along rugged coastline of Newfoundland. |
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We are the Mayflower Adventures , located in Canadas most Easterly province - Newfoundland. A 43,000 square mile island on the eastern coast of Canada , Newfoundland is home to a multitude of unique flora and fauna. Etched with thousands of lakes & streams, endless miles of evergreen forests and rolling barrens of tundra, virgin territory dominates the countryside. Nearly as big as California geographically, with a mere fraction of the population, Newfoundland s tiny communities are mainly situated along the coastline. Human impact on the island is relatively slight when compared to the more populated, industrial areas of the world.
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Ocean Quest Adventure Resort is the 2005 winner of the Parks Canada National Sustainable Tourism Award. We offer all inclusive packages at our 4 Star lodge, with activities including SCUBA Diving Charters to the famous Bell Island Wrecks, Expeditions, Nature, Whale and Iceberg Watching Tours, Scenic Bus Tours and BBQ Cruises. Our luxury lodge has 6 kingsize or twin bedrooms, all en-suite with TV and Internet hook-up. It has a Sauna, Fireplace Lounge with Multi Media Suite, BBQ Deck, Kitchens and Bar Area. The resort also has an Indoor Swimming Pool, TDI, SDI & PADI SCUBA Training Centre with Rentals & Retail Store. Our 2 Transport Canada Certified Charter Boats carry 35 persons (Cape Island) and 12 persons (Rigid Hulled Inflatable). |
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At Neddies Harbour Inn, we have taken great care to create a first class visitor accommodation that harmonizes with our awe-inspiring surroundings, while complementing Newfoundland’s unique culture and whimsical nature. We are committed to the environment and embrace sustainable practices. Emphasis is placed on environmentally friendly energy systems and the use of authentic local craftsmanship, products, and materials. |
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Chosen by Outside Magazine as on of the six best places for reconnoitering Canada’s outdoors. Cozy Scandinavian-style lodge nestled in an idyllic forest that stretches to the ocean. Tuckamore embraces the changing seasons and natural splendor of the northern tip of Newfoundland. Whales, Seabirds, Icebergs, Moose, Caribou... a treasure trove of natural wonders. Located near UNESCO World Heritage sites: Gros Morne National Park and LAnse aux Meadows - the only authentic Viking settlement in North America. Winner of 2002 HNL and Parks Canada Sustainable Tourism Award. |
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Join our award-winning iceberg, whale and seabird tour. Its a thrilling 2 ½ hour boat tour that explores the scenic St. Anthony coast – Iceberg Alley.
This area has the largest concentration of icebergs in Newfoundland and is one of the best locations in the world for viewing humpback whales and white-beaked dolphins. Sightings of fin, minke and orca whales are also common. View eagles and colonies of kittiwakes, guillemots and arctic terns. Visit the largest sea cave in Newfoundland.
Located at the Grenfell Historic Properties in the centre of town, our comfortable 50-passenger vessel is equipped with heated cabin, washroom and live interpretation on the local
natural and cultural heritage.
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We guide small groups at a leisurely pace, taking frequent breaks for photos questions, local folklore and snacks. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! |
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Gros Morne National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a place of exceptional natural beauty and world renowned geology! Let Gros Morne Adventures be your guide to this very special place and explore fjords, mountains, volcanic coastlines, and Arctic alpine barrens! |
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We are a small group of cycling enthusiasts offering guided cycling tours of Newfoundland. Located in Corner Brook, our area of operation includes the entire west coast of the island. |
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BonTours offers five spectacular boat tours within Gros Morne National Park. Choose from a historical and cultural tour of beautiful Bonne Bay on the I’se da B’ye boat tour; a closer look at the marine ecosystem in the waters of Bonne Bay on the Bonne Bay Discovery tour; a relaxing cruise with live entertainment and refreshments on the Bonne Bay evening cruise; a scenic tour of St. Paul’s Inlet and its wildlife on the Seal Island boat tour; or explore the stunning inland fjord of Western brook on the Western Brook Pond boat tour. In addition, we offer shuttle service from Norris Point to Woody Point and Theatre Newfoundland Labrador performances one night a week on our catamaran, M.V. Emm-Cat, during season. |
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Step back in time and explore the island retreat known as Battle Harbour Heritage Properties. As the former unofficial capital of Labrador, this restored mercantile premises presents a snapshot of the rugged lifestyles of Battle Islands occupants in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and insights into the communitys establishment in 1770. This is the only National Historic District where visitors can stay overnight in restored heritage homes. A licensed Dining Hall serves hearty meals family-style and the General Store offers for sale craft items, basic groceries, beer, wine and spirits. Site admission fees include an optional guided and interperted tour of 30 different structures, buildings and pictureseque natural features. |
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Experience Labrador is an aboriginally owned, family operated company, located at Cartwright, Labrador. We offer kayaking and open boat tours along the Coastal and Inland waters of Sandwich Bay and surrounding areas. We provide access to hiking and camping along the "Wonderstrand", a 52 km stretch of sandy beach nine miles north of Cartwright. On our kayak and boat tours expect to see whales, seals, seabirds including puffins and eider ducks. There are many large icebergs that pass along this area of the Labrador coast all summer long. Our tours range from one hour to nine days. |
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