Day 1

St. John's, the capital of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador in Canada, is a picturesque city that combines rich history, spectacular scenery, and a vibrant atmosphere. St. John's is famous for its fascinating history and rich cultural heritage. Founded in 1497, the city is one of the oldest in North America, with cobblestone streets, colorful houses and historic buildings that testify to its maritime and colonial past. The city is nestled along the steep coastline of Newfoundland Island and offers spectacular panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. The famous Signal Hill, with its iconic fort and historic lighthouse, offers breathtaking views of the city and its surroundings. St. John's is also known for its vibrant and cosmopolitan atmosphere, with a vibrant arts scene, world-class restaurants, lively pubs, and a vibrant nightlife. Visitors can sample delicious seafood cuisine at the city's many seafood restaurants or discover traditional Newfoundland music at local pubs. The city is also home to numerous cultural and historical attractions, including the Rooms Museum, which presents the history and culture of Newfoundland and Labrador through interactive exhibits and art collections. In addition to its rich cultural heritage, St. John's is an ideal base for exploring Newfoundland's natural wonders, with its national parks, spectacular fjords, secluded beaches, and scenic trails.

Day 7

Rocky Harbour, located in the heart of Gros Morne National Park, is a perfect base for nature lovers. With its charming harbor, local eateries, and stunning views of the Long Range Mountains, the town offers a blend of relaxation and adventure. Visitors can enjoy boat tours on Bonne Bay, attend the Gros Morne Theatre Festival, or hike the surrounding trails.

Day 8

L’Anse au Clair, the gateway to Labrador, captivates with its rugged beauty and rich history. Visitors can explore remnants of European explorers, relax on pristine beaches, or enjoy breathtaking landscapes. The Labrador Coastal Drive offers spectacular views.

Day 10

St. Anthony is a haven for whale and iceberg watching. The town also provides historical insight into the work of Sir Wilfred Grenfell. Highlights include the Norstead Viking Village and the Fishing Point Lighthouse.

Day 12

Cow Head, nestled in Gros Morne National Park, is renowned for the Gros Morne Theatre Festival. Shallow Bay Beach and the stunning natural surroundings are perfect for relaxation and exploration.

Day 13

Gander, known as the "Crossroads of the World," is steeped in aviation history. Visitors should explore the North Atlantic Aviation Museum. Nearby trails offer beautiful nature experiences.

Maritime Provinces: Newfoundland and Labrador in two weeks

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