Boat tour through Brook Pond in Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland & Labrador
Newfoundland & Labrador
Brigus White House, Avalon Barrett Mackay, Newfoundland & Labrador
Fishing store on Fogo Island, Barrett Mackay, Newfoundland & Labrador
Hiking along Western Brooke Pond, Newfoundland & Labrador
Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve, Newfoundland & Labrador, Avalon Barrett Mackay
Sunrise over Cape Spear lighthouse, Avalon, Newfoundland & Labrador
Torngat Mountains, Newfoundland & Labrador

Newfoundland & Labrador holidays - Eccentric, relaxed and striking

Characterised by its magnificent icebergs, rugged landscapes, laidback lifestyle and friendly people, Canada’s easternmost province is the ideal place for a holiday brimming with quintessential charm, stunning natural beauty, and a touch of quirkiness, too. Sweeping coastlines, luscious boreal forests, rocky crags, soaring icebergs…the landscapes here will certainly determine a new love for the wilderness and all it has to offer.

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Revel in the natural splendour and laidback ambience

Newfoundland and Labrador’s biggest enticement has to be its stunning natural beauty, and the chilled lifestyle that goes alongside it.

Explore National Parks and ecological reserves full of towering mountains, icy glaciers and magnificent fiords, including Gros Morne National Park with its jaw-dropping horizon of desert-like Tablelands. Along the jagged coastline, you’ll find a plethora of seabirds – the region is even aptly known as the seabird capital of North America – as well as majestic whales, or you could venture inland in search of black bears, moose and caribou.

The people of Newfoundland and Labrador are incredibly friendly. Living on an island with its own time zone (half an hour ahead of the mainland), and even its own dialect, life here is wildly unique, yet still utterly homely and comforting. The people are also known for their creativity, which highlights the region’s bubbly arts and music scene.

The capital, St John’s, is a lively city full of fun music, trendy restaurants and plenty of entertainment, whilst the region’s expansive natural parks and small seaside towns lend themselves to quieter days spent sea kayaking and hiking.

Why visit Newfoundland and Labrador

•    There are plenty of amazing wildlife spotting opportunities, including whales, puffins, seabirds, bears and moose
•    If you’re hoping to marvel at breath-taking icebergs, you’ve found the right place. Iceberg Alley is adorned with icebergs aged over 10,000 years, ranging in shapes and colours – from bright white, to deep turquoise
•    The people here are incredibly friendly. Spend your evenings drinking rum with the locals, listening to fascinating tales told by quirky and characterful storytellers
•    Gros Morne National Park’s natural beauty needs to be seen to be believed. Known for its arid Tablelands, this is the perfect spot for watching the sun go down and paint the world in bright oranges and reds

When to visit Newfoundland and Labrador

The weather here isn’t overly hot, which is perfect for holidays spent hiking up Tablelands and wandering around quaint seaside towns. The summer is perhaps the best time thanks to the slightly warmer weather and bright skies, ideal for enjoying the region’s unbelievable landscapes. The summertime is also peak whale watching season, and the puffins tend to migrate here between April and August. Learn more about when best to holiday in Newfoundland and Labrador with our dedicated guide.

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