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There are endless opportunities to capture, everything from our natural wonders to music and culture. Rich with history. Rife with culture.

Sprawling with natural beauty. All these wonders have been here for thousands of years, embraced by those who happened upon them. It's up to the traveller to enjoy them, and here you can get your own sense of what it's like to truly experience Newfoundland & Labrador.

02/09/2024

Our weather is a little bit unusual. Naturally, so are the words and expressions we use to describe it.

Newfoundlandlabrador.com is your online resource for discovering everything you need to know about travelling to and around Newfoundland and Labrador. Prepare to be intrigued by our rich history, culture and the natural beauty of whales, icebergs, wildlife and breathtaking scenery.

30/08/2024

Here, it's easy to look on the bright side.

📸:, Bonavista

28/08/2024

At North America's most easterly point, you'll find our province's oldest surviving lighthouse.

📸:Sadaf Mozaffari, Cape Spear

27/08/2024

Subtle just isn't their style.

📸:Gatherall's Puffin Whale Watch, , Bay Bulls

26/08/2024

Tranquil, from dusk till dawn.

📸:Laura Roxanne, Bauline

23/08/2024

Here, all you need is a good pair of hiking boots to find yourself in another world.

21/08/2024

Looking to experience our iconic hiking trails? Here are four of our favourites in Eastern Newfoundland.

In a place with stunning coastlines, wildlife, and trails, you might have trouble deciding where to start your hike in Eastern Newfoundland.

20/08/2024

Sure, the big city may have its lights. But so do we.

📸: DJ Church, Rose Blanche Lighthouse

19/08/2024

There's no hurry. Except maybe to get here.

📸: Karolina Rojek, Trinity East

16/08/2024

The friendly folk of Elliston.

📸:Curtis Meeker Photography, Elliston

15/08/2024

How on earth did "D***o" get its name? Discover the fascinating history, festive culture, and breathtaking natural wonders of this quaint little town.

The town of D***o in Newfoundland and Labrador is as beautiful as its surroundings. But, where did D***o get its name?

14/08/2024

Aurora Borealis, with an extra twinkle in her eye.

Aug 12, 2024.

📸: Waqas_photography1, Cobb's Pond, Gander

13/08/2024

The Irish Loop is named after the area's dominant ancestry. But you'll find more than just Irish culture. From whales, trails, seabirds, fossils, and more, the Irish Loop is the perfect road trip to start from St. John's.

Here are some of our favourite stops along the way:

1. Witless Bay & Bay Bulls
After leaving St. John's, head to Witless Bay, Bay Bulls, or Mobile to catch a whale and bird watching tour.

2. The East Coast Trail
The Irish Loop has some of our most scenic hikes. Historically, people used coastal trails to travel between communities -- that's why we have the East Coast Trail. Ranging from easy to strenuous, every trail comes with a stunning view.

3. Calvert & Ferryland
On your way to Ferryland, stop into Calvert for a traditional kitchen party at Sullivan’s Songhouse. When in Ferryland, one of the oldest European settlements in North America, check out the Colony of Avalon, a 17th century archaeological dig site, before heading to the Ferryland lighthouse for a coastal picnic.

4. Mistaken Point
Next, check out the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Mistaken Point to view rare fossils from 575 million years ago, that show the oldest-known fossils of complex multicellular life on the planet.

5. St. Vincent’s Beach
Want to lounge on a beach while majestic humpback whales feed 20 feet away? Stop into St. Vincent’s Beach on your journey through the Irish Loop.

That's just the beginning. Learn more about the Irish Loop here: https://www.newfoundlandlabrador.com/trip-ideas/road-trips-landing/avalon/irish-loop

📸:

1. Ray Mackey Photography, Witless Bay
2. Carolyn Murray, Spout Path
3. Rugged Rock Media, Ferryland
4. Dru Kennedy Photography, Mistaken Point
5. Ray Mackey Photography St. Vincent's Beach

12/08/2024

The loudest thing around here are the colours.

📸:Ben Smith Photography, New Perlican

09/08/2024

A haven for artists, breathtaking scenery, gourmet cuisine, centuries of Irish history, and so much more. Here's everything you need to know about Fogo Island & Change Islands.

Fogo has become a haven for artists who come to work in inspiring modern studios. On Change Islands, you’ll discover a distinct part of our cultural heritage – the noble Newfoundland pony.

08/08/2024

A grey foggy day. But we wouldn't have it any other way.

📸:Kurtis Walsh, Grey River

07/08/2024

And so it begins, the 206th running of the Royal St. John’s Regatta. Good luck to all the rowers.

Quidi Vidi Lake, St. John's

06/08/2024

You've probably heard that Cape St. Mary's and Witless Bay are hotspots for birdwatching. But did you know that some of the best birdwatching is actually found in Central Newfoundland?

Here are some of our favourite off the beaten path birdwatching spots:

1. Baie Verte Peninsula
Start your day in La Scie, spotting Northern Waterthrush, Pine Grosbeaks, and enjoying the coastal views.

2. Grand Falls-Windsor
Visit the Corduroy Brook Nature Centre to see Tree Swallows and American Bitterns.

3. St. Alban's
Scan the mudflats for shorebirds and explore the back-country for Mourning Warblers and Yellow-bellied Flycatchers.

4. Notre Dame Bay
Experience Cottlesville’s photogenic forest and coastal habitats, and enjoy the sweet songs of the Yellow Warblers, Swainson's Thushes, and Fox Sparrows.

05/08/2024

What separates you from the herd is your sense of adventure.

📸:Curtis Meeker Photography, Port au Choix

02/08/2024

The excitement goes both ways.

📸:Meteorologist Eddie Sheerr, Emily O’Rourke
Conception Bay

01/08/2024

Just minutes away from downtown St. John's, you'll find yourself in one of the oldest fishing ports in North America.

📸: Laura Roxanne, Quidi Vidi Village

31/07/2024

Luckily, you don't need your boots to get to The Boot. This scenic spot ideal for picnicking, birdwatching, and whale watching, is accessible by car. No hiking required.

📸:Gord Follett Photography The Boot, Boutte du Cap Park, Port au Port Peninsula

30/07/2024

There’s nothing like the view from 2,200 feet to put things into perspective.

📸:Kara O'Keefe Photography, Gros Morne Mountain

29/07/2024

This place can bring out the storyteller in just about anybody. Read "Cracked Whales and Newfoundland Tales," and the many other stories created by our travellers. Maybe they'll even inspire you to share your own.

Check out my story about Newfoundland and Labrador.

26/07/2024

So many natural instruments contribute to our soundscape – from the lapping waves to the song of the humpbacks.

📸:Ocean Quest Adventures, Petty Harbour

25/07/2024

With over 29,000 kilometres of coastline, you're bound to find a few beaches. Here are some of our favourites in Central Newfoundland.

With over 29,000 kilometres of undisturbed, rugged coastline stretching around this place, one would expect to find rocky beaches on the island of Newfoundland.

24/07/2024

We can't go back to simpler times. Only simpler places.

📸:, Herring Neck and Salt Harbour

23/07/2024

Our cutest frequent flyers.

📸:, Bonavista

22/07/2024

With so many icebergs of all shapes, sizes, and colours, it's hard to pick favourites. Here is some of the top iceberg imagery from this season.

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Subtle just isn't their style. 📸:Gatherall's Puffin Whale Watch, @jaquille08, Bay Bulls

Here, all you need is a good pair of hiking boots to find yourself in another world.

The friendly folk of Elliston. 📸:Curtis Meeker Photography, Elliston

The excitement goes both ways. 📸:Meteorologist Eddie Sheerr, Emily O’Rourke Conception Bay

So many natural instruments contribute to our soundscape – from the lapping waves to the song of the humpbacks. 📸:Ocean Quest Adventures, Petty Harbour

Settle in for a double feature. 📸:Charley Prince, Summerville, Bonavista Bay

Well, Jay On SC isn’t wrong – a trip to Newfoundland and Labrador might just be the perfect way for Ken Holland to unwind after his amazing run with the Edmonton Oilers, who made all of Canada proud this year, taking things to game 7. So, let's give Ken some inspiration – what’s the one thing he needs to see or do on a trip to Newfoundland and Labrador?

If you're lucky, a whale might photobomb your iceberg shot. June 21, 2024. 📸:Northland Discovery Boat Tours, Steve Sheppard Photography, St. Anthony

For a beach day at St. Vincent's, you can leave your book at home. 📸:Wildlife, Landscape and Nature Photography by Brent Schnupp, St. Vincent's Beach

Msit No’kmaq (All My Relations)

Whether sitting around a campfire, through a brush on canvas, or in a print shop – artist Jerry Evans has always told stories. On National Indigenous Peoples Day, take a moment to listen.

In case you need a little serotonin today.

Like synchronized swimming. Just with more barnacles. May 11, 2024 King's Point

Hear first-hand accounts of some of the most surreal whale tales our locals have been lucky enough to witness.

Some of the best concerts are free.

After all, what's life without a little colour?

Teetering on the edge of the continent and steeped in natural creativity, Newfoundland and Labrador is the perfect muse.

Telescope optional.

It's no secret that this place has its own dictionary. But did you know clotheslines have their own secret language?

The Welcome Desk: A Closer Look at Seabirds

Looking for a reason to visit? At the Welcome Desk, we can give you 35 million. Nestle in as Joan takes your knowledge of seabirds to new heights. No binoculars required.

The Welcome Desk: A Closer Look at Whales

Humpbacks, orcas, and minkes have been making a big splash at the Welcome Desk. Join Seamus as he takes you on a deep dive into the wonderful world of whale watching.

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