Newfoundland Adventure: Eastbound

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It's time to explore North America’s most north-easterly point, where the dramatic coastline, mighty fjords and wonderful wildlife will take your breath away. With a knowledgeable leader to guide the way, on this eight-day adventure you’ll experience a landscape that has been shaped by the elements over thousands of years, meet with locals and stop into historic towns surrounded by the splendour of Newfoundland’s famous scenery. Watch huge icebergs bob past the town known as “The Iceberg Capital of the World” in the spring, go whale watching, and spot puffins at one of North America’s best viewing sites.

Availability

From 15/05/2025 to 07/09/2026

Departure dates & prices

Dates Availability Price
  • May Thu 15 2025 to May Thu 22 2025
    Available
    From
    $4,695*
  • May Sat 31 2025 to Jun Sat 07 2025
    Available
    From
    $4,950*
  • Jun Mon 16 2025 to Jun Mon 23 2025
    Limited Availability
    From
    $5,660*
  • Jul Wed 02 2025 to Jul Wed 09 2025
    Available
    From
    $4,880*
  • Jul Fri 18 2025 to Jul Fri 25 2025
    Available
    From
    $4,695*
  • Aug Mon 04 2025 to Aug Mon 11 2025
    Available
    From
    $4,695*

What's included

Meet locals on a historic walking tour of Trinity and hear about how Gander welcomed thousands of stranded travelers during 9/11.
Marvel at Western Brook Pond, the spectacular glacier-carved landlocked fjord in Gros Morne National Park during a scenic boat tour that gets you closer to nature.
Take a boat tour through pristine waters surrounding Twillingate, keeping an eye out for whales, seabirds and more.
Watch puffins at Elliston’s renowned viewing site which offers one of the closest land views of these birds in North America.
Admire spectacular coastal scenery and head out to historic lighthouses that mark the easternmost point of Canada.
Breakfasts Included: 7.
Lunches Included: 1.
Dinners Included: 1.
Hotel (2 nights),Bed & Breakfast (2 nights),Inn (1 night),Cabin (2 nights).
Private Vehicle,boat.
Age: min 15.
Group Size: 1 - 12.
Rocky Harbour - Lobster Cove Lighthouse visit.
Gros Morne National Park-Tableland trail.
Gros Morne NP - Western Brook Pond Boat Tour.
Twillingate - Seabird & Whale watching boat tour.
Trinity - Walking tour with a local guide.
Gander - Chat with a local.
Boyd's Cove - Beothuk Interpretation Centre.
Bonavista - Lighthouse visit.
Elliston - Puffin viewing.
St.
John’s – Leader led walking tour.
St John’s – Cape Spear Lighthouse.
St John’s – Local dinner.
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Itinerary

  • 1 - Deer Lake Welcome to Newfoundland! Today is free for you to get settled into your surroundings before your adventure gets underway tomorrow. Depending on the weather you might like to go for a canoe or kayak on Deer Lake itself, fans of the creepy crawlies might like to visit the Newfoundland Insectarium or there are plenty of hiking trails around the town if you'd like to stretch your legs. For dinner, why not check out one of the town's craft breweries?
  • 2 - Rocky Harbour Officially kick off your adventure in Deer Lake with a welcome meeting at 8 am where you'll meet your local leader and fellow travellers. After the meeting, you'll take a scenic drive to Gros Morne National Park to walk around the historic Lobster Cove Lighthouse and enjoy the view of the rolling waves and rocky beaches far below. While at the national park you'll also get to do something pretty extraordinary - walk on the Earth's mantle at the Tablelands. The orange landscape sits in stark contrast to the surrounding greens and blues, and there are plenty of unique plants in the area to make note of too. Arrive in Rocky Harbour in the afternoon, and then you might like to join your group for dinner.
  • 3 - Rocky Harbour After breakfast, start the day with stops at Norris Point and Green Point, then stroll along the Western Brook Pond Trail and take in the view as you enjoy a picnic lunch before boarding the Western Brook Pond Boat Tour. Don't forget your camera as you'll want to capture the dramatic waterfalls, towering cliffs and abundant wildlife that can be found in this glacier-carved land-locked fjord. This afternoon there is time to freshen up before the group comes together again for an optional dinner.
  • 4 - Twillingate An early start today will see you enjoying the scenic drive from Rocky Harbour to Twillingate, with a stop at Deer Lake along the way for those who want to buy lunch. After lunch, we'll arrive and check into our hotel before a late afternoon boat tour where we will spot whales and seabirds. In the spring, you might get to see icebergs floating down the stretch of water known as Iceberg Alley. Afterward, head back to your hotel and take it easy or explore Twillingate which is known as "The Iceberg Capital of the World".
  • 5 - Trinity Start the day with a visit to the Beothuk Interpretation Centre, which tells the history of the Beothuk people who used to live on Newfoundland. Then, head to the town of Gander. Here, you'll meet with a local to learn about the role the unassuming town played in one of North America's most significant events. Due to the closure of North American airspace on 9/11, around 6600 people were diverted to Gander - increasing the town's population by 70% in a matter of hours. You'll hear about what went into hosting those numbers, as well as the lasting impact it's had on the town. After lunch at a local restaurant, continue to Trinity where you'll join a local guide for a walking tour. You then might like to hike up Gun Hill for a bird's eye view of the town, or perhaps join your travel buddies for a dinner at a local restaurant.
  • 6 - Trinity This morning it's time to spot puffins at Elliston's renowned viewing site which offers one of the closest land views of puffins in North America. See if you can also spot the Puffin King, a rock formation which looks like a puffin sitting on a throne. Savor a picnic lunch before driving 20 minutes north to visit the historic Cape Bonavista Lighthouse which is one of the most photographed places in Newfoundland. Climb the stairs to the top of the tower and see the seal oil-fuelled light that was used in the 1800s.
  • 7 - St John This morning, enjoy the scenic drive from Trinity to St John's. Stop to take in the views at Cape Spear Lighthouse and perhaps make it to Canada's easternmost point, then swing by the colourful houses on 'Jellybean Row' before checking in to your hotel. There'll be time for lunch before you join back up with your group for a leader-led walking tour of the town. After a free afternoon, there'll be a farewell dinner to mark the end of your adventure. Sample Jigg's dinner pie, a classic Newfoundland dish, then head to a local pub for a traditional "screech-in" ceremony that involves a shot of screech (rum) and kissing a cod. It's more fun than you might think!
  • 8 - St John After breakfast, your Newfoundland adventure comes to an end. You might choose to do a little more exploring around St John's before making your way to the airport.
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