Exploring Newfoundland brings you closer to your true self. This is a big place with a lot to see and do, so take your time. Hike the rugged coast where whales frolic at your feet, dance jigs and reels, eat food with funny-sounding names, gaze at a glacier-carved fjord, spot icebergs and then rest in the orange silence of an autumn forest as you listen for moose.
Todays featured St. John's hotel:
Find us off Trans-Canada Highway in the Stavanger Drive Shopping District, 10 minutes from St. John’s International Airport. Grab our free airport shuttle for ease. We're less than five miles from Memorial University of Newfoundland and St.
Todays featured Roaches Line campground / RV park:
Roaches Line RV Park and Cabins is located at the beginning of the Baccalieu Trail in the Northern Avalon. Although we are away from the noise and bustle of the town or city, we are just 45 mins from St.
Todays featured Clarenville motel:
At The Restland Motel, we incorporate the Hospitality, Charm and Grace of Newfoundland and Labardor into everything we do. Each of our 15 spacious guestrooms and 9 self contained efficiency units offer the comfort and convenience of home.
Todays featured Irish Loop campground / RV park:
Pitch your tent on the beach on Tors Cove Pond. We are located close to the East Coast Trail. Brown Rabbit Campsite is a small privatly owned camp ground. We rent canoes and kayaks. Small cafe on site, internet access and laundromat. Our cabins are nestled in a private wooded area.
"We would like to commend Isa, Bill and Ivan at Brown Rabbit Cabins in Tors Cove, Avalon, Newfoundland, for their very helpful advice and constant cheerfulness during our 9-day stay with them when we ..... "
Todays featured St. John's hotel:
We're right in the heart of downtown St. John's, within a 10-minute walk of the harbor and the buzz of George Street. St. John's Convention Centre and the Mile One Centre are less than a block away and St.
Todays featured St. John's campground / RV park:
The C A Pippy Park Commission is a Crown Corporation of the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, having responsibility for the Pippy Park land Reserve. The eight member Commission includes representatives of the Government, Memorial University, the City of St.
It is the place where land, water and sky embrace like old friends. At the edge of North America there is adventure as big as the sky, a land old as time, and people who make you feel like you've known them all your life. Getting here is half the fun with modern ferry service from Cape Breton Island and Atlantic Canada to the ports of Argentia and Port aux Basques.
Whether you are here for the sedate or the pulse-pounding, there's a rhythm for you. Where else can you experience the old world and the new, visit the past, present, and future in the same day? And, at the end of that day say, yes, this was the finest hour. Until tomorrow.