A Foodie Staycation Through Newfoundland and Labrador: Seafood, Tradition and Coastal Comfort
There are few places in Canada where food feels as connected...
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR:
48 Hours in St. John’s: A Colourful Coastal Escape
Set on the edge of the Atlantic, St. John's is one of Canada...
Where the Atlantic Speaks: Signal Hill and Newfoundland’s Storied Horizon
Perched high above the harbour in St. John’s, Signal Hill ...
Trinity, Newfoundland & Labrador: Where Snow Meets the Sea
In winter, Trinity, Newfoundland & Labrador becomes a place ...
Did You Know…
- Newfoundland’s tourism season is mostly limited to just four months a year? Over 70% of visitors arrive between June and September, creating seasonal pressure on local infrastructure.
- Some Newfoundland communities now offer winter tourism experiences like snowshoeing and stargazing? Places like Nain and Bonne Bay are promoting off-season adventures to attract year-round visitors.
- That icebergs seen along Newfoundland’s coast can be over 10,000 years old? These ancient giants break off from Greenland glaciers and drift past the province each spring.
- Some Indigenous-led tourism experiences are available year-round in Labrador? Miawpukek and Inuit communities are offering cultural immersion tours that reflect their seasonal traditions.
- Becoming an honorary Newfoundlander involves kissing a cod during a Screech-In ceremony? It’s a fun local tradition where newcomers take a shot of Screech rum and embrace the island spirit.
