Special Offers and Package Tours
3
Days
Starting At$1,700Per Couple
Cod Fishing Package
Battle Harbour Historic Properties
In its day, Battle Harbour was the saltfish capital of Labrador. Here is your chance to relive part of that history. We will take you out on the water during the Newfoundland and Labrador Recreational Ground Fishery. Our experimental fishing license allows everyone in your party to catch two codfish. Saturday to Monday, you can keep your fish (catch and release on the other days), which we will fillet and freeze for you to bring home.
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Starting At$550Per Package
Travel Back in Time - The Resettled Islands of Northern Bonavista Bay
Hare Bay Adventures
Join us for a day of exploring Silver Fox Island, Braggs Island, and Fair Island, once thriving communities along the bay. Hear their story of resettlement and history from our guides who have deep family roots on these off-shore islands. Lunch can be provided, or you're welcome to bring your own as we set out to witness nature's beauty along the shoreline and make our way to these magnificent islands.
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1
Day
Starting At$379Per Couple
Experience "Come From Away" in Gander
Quality Hotel & Suites
Come From Away, the award-winning musical performed all around the world, comes home in this all-new production reimagined by acclaimed Newfoundland and Labradorian director Jillian Keiley. Come From Away is performed at the Arts and Culture Centre (Joseph R. Smallwood Centre) on Airport Boulevard in Gander, the town where the story unfolds. Performances run from June 29th – August 31st. Package incldues: 1 nights' accommodation, a hot breakfast, and two tickets to Come From Away at the Smallwood Arts and Culture Centre.
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2
Days
Starting At$325Per Night
Ugly Stick Stay & Play
Crow's Nest in Trinity
Come and have a laugh playing one of our Ugly Sticks at The Crow’s Nest in Trinity. Mention "ugly stick" in your rental request and receive a 5% discount on your nightly rate. Book directly with the owner and save further online booking fees! The sticks may be ugly, but the accommodations certainly are not! Enjoy luxurious accommodations at this “Top Guest Rated” 4-bedroom, full three-bath, large home located in the heart of Trinity. Perfect for couples, friends, and family getaways!
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Starting At$199Per Person
Discover Mekapisk: Through Their Eyes
Gros Morne Adventures
Enjoy a short walk on a game trail with your guide and explore the plants and animals that sustained early human life here. Check out the views from a headland, looking for the marine life that was so important to the First Peoples in this area. Try your hand at making fire using stone age tools, cooking bannock, and roasting capelin over an open fire. Gather around the fire for tales of the triumphs and tragedies of our ancestors.
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Starting At$30Per Person
Sullivan's Songhouse
Sullivan's Songhouse
Join host Sean Sullivan as he takes you on a two-hour musical getaway in his old-fashioned kitchen in his hometown of Calvert, on the Southern Shore of Newfoundland. Sean will be joined by a special guest musician at every session, where they'll serve you up an authentic song session that is both engaging and entertaining! This is an alcohol-free, family-friendly event.
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Travel Itineraries
Colourful Places and Colourful People
14 Days
Where else would you find colourful places like Jerrys Nose, Joe Batt’s Arm, and Blow Me Down? Inhabited by equally colourful people, only too willing to tell you how the towns got their names. As you’ll see, sometimes the stories are even more colourful than the names themselves.
Labrador’s Expedition 51° - South
4 Days
Labrador's southeast coast is one of the longest-settled parts of the province, with early Indigenous presence dating back almost 9,000 years. In the 1500s the Basques hunted whales here, and they were followed by French and English fishermen curing cod. You can find the second-tallest lighthouse in Canada at Point Amour.
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Getting Here
Arrive By Ferry & Car
Planning on driving? Most auto travellers access the province by Marine Atlantic ferries from Nova Scotia to either Port aux Basques or Argentia. These modern vessels carry hundreds of thousands of vehicles and passengers to the island every year.
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Arrive By Air
Travelling here by plane is a popular option, with routes into St. John’s, Gander, Deer Lake, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, and Wabush. With many airlines servicing Newfoundland and Labrador, find the flight that’s right for you.
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