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Scenic Wonders of Newfoundland, Labrador & Ile Saint Pierre Scenic Wonders of Newfoundland, Labrador & Ile Saint Pierre Your itinerary Start Location Visited Location Plane End Location Cruise Train Over night Ferry Day 1 Discover the existence and demise of an extinct people when you visit the Arrive St. John's (2 Nights) Beothuk Interpretation Centre, which reveals the history of a now vanished language and culture. You'll continue to Gander where you'll meet a Local The colourful row houses of St. John's add character to North America's oldest Specialist and learn about the significant role this Newfoundland community city, which is the launch pad to your memorable journey through Canada's played during the 9/11 disaster when thousands of air passengers were suddenly easternmost provinces. You'll have the day to recover after your travels before rerouted to the town moments after the terrorist attack. joining your Travel Director and fellow travellers this evening for a Welcome Reception. Hotel - Sinbad's Hotel and Suites Hotel - Hilton Garden Inn St. John’s Included Meals - Breakfast, Dinner Day 8 Included Meals - Welcome Reception Gander – King's Point – Gros Morne Day 2 St. John's Sightseeing National Park (2 Nights) Our first stop today is the Whale Pavilion in King's Point where we'll see the 50-ft Nature takes centre stage this morning as we board the Witless Bay Ecological skeleton of a whale on display. We enjoy lunch at a local restaurant on the scenic Reserve Boat Tour, keeping a keen eye out for puffins and whales (in season) in shoreline of Green Bay before embarking on a guided walk with a Local Specialist their natural habitat as you are in the largest Atlantic puffin sanctuary in North inside the UNESCO-listed Gros Morne National Park. Enjoy a rare opportunity to America. Arriving in Petty Harbour, we meet a fisherman and 'Connect with Locals' walk upon the exposed Earth's mantle along the Tableland's Trail. Indulge in the over a 'Be My Guest' lunch at his restaurant. We'll learn about the significance of local flavors at the Regional Dinner at a fishing shed with views of Bonne Bay with cod and snow crab fishing and how his family have been fishing for generations. always a great chance of seeing marine visitors such as humpback or minke We'll return to St. John's later and embark on a city tour, including visits to Signal whales, dolphins or blue fin tuna. Hill for beautiful views over the city and Cape Spear, the most eastern point of America. Hotel - Fishermans Landing Inn Included Meals - Breakfast, Be My Guest Included Meals - Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 3 Day 9 St John’s – Fortune – St. Pierre Gros Morne National Park Today we are traveling to Fortune, to board the ferry to St. Pierre. Enjoy the rare Board your choice of boat tours this morning to explore Gros Morne National opportunity to stay overnight in the only part of New France that remains under Park your way. Enjoy live commentary about the geological wonders and rich French control (guest should pack overnight bag). During an island tour, delve cultural history of the bay or explore a spectacular glacier-carved land-locked into the fishing heritage of St. Pierre, admiring the colourful facades which line the fjord. Later, we'll visit the Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse to learn about the city's narrow streets. 'Dive into Culture' and learn about the island's colonial culture heritage of the park. history. Included Meals - Breakfast Hotel - Hotel Roberts Day 10 Included Meals - Breakfast, Dinner Gros Morne Area – St. Anthony Day 4 An early start to the day sees us trace the rugged coastline of Western St. Pierre – Fortune – Marystown Newfoundland with a stop at Arches Provincial Park. We'll 'Dive Into Culture' with a wild berry experience, tour and lunch before continuing to L'Anse aux Meadows Once back on Canadian land, we continue to the Fortune Head Ecological Centre. National Historic Site for a tour of the UNESCO-listed 11th-century Viking Let our geology interpreters take you on a guided tour of the Fortune Head settlement with a Local Specialist. Ecological Reserve which is home to the Global Boundary Stratotype Section and Point (GSSP) for the geologic time boundary between the Precambrian era and Hotel - Glenfell Heritage Hotel Cambrian period! These 541 million-year-old rocks mark the beginning of increasing biological diversity of life on Earth! Included Meals - Breakfast, Lunch Hotel - Marystown Hotel & Conference Centre Day 11 St. Anthony – St. Barbe – Blanc Sablon – Included Meals - Breakfast L’Anse au Clair (2 Nights) Day 5 Marystown – Bonavista – Trinity – Our first stop on today's journey to Labrador is in scenic Fisher Point, where we'll enjoy breakfast in a replica Viking sod hut. We'll take the ferry to Labrador in the Clarenville afternoon, arriving in Blanc Sablon where we'll 'Dive Into Culture' during a visit to a scallop farm and learn how to shuck a scallop like a local. Taste the difference Admire the rugged beauty of the Bonavista Peninsula as you embark on an between a live and cooked scallop accompanied with wine. included tour of the Lighthouse on Cape Bonavista. Built in the mid-19th century, the lighthouse is one of the few in the world you can still climb to see the same Hotel - Northern Light Inn seal oil-fueled light used at the time to warn ships of the unforgiving coastline. 'Dive Into Culture' and see if you can spot whales, icebergs and puffins (in season) Included Meals - Breakfast like the lighthouse keepers of yesteryear once did. Continue to the historic little Newfoundland town of Trinity, to meet a Local Specialist for a walking tour. Then Day 12 continue on to Clarenville. Enjoy a farm-to-table dinner at the local farmers Red Bay National Historic Site market while you learn about the farm life in Newfoundland. Join a Local Specialist this morning for a guided tour of the UNESCO-listed Red Bay National Historic Site, once a major whaling point on the Atlantic. You'll tour the Hotel - Quality Hotel Clarenville tallest lighthouse of Atlantic Canada, Point Armour Lighthouse, followed by a Included Meals - Breakfast, Regional Dinner Regional Dinner. Day 6 Included Meals - Breakfast, Regional Dinner Clarenville – Terra Nova National Park – Day 13 Twillingate L’Anse au Clair – Blanc Sablon – St. Join a Local Specialist this morning for a guided walk in Terra Nova National Park. Barbe – Cornerbrook You'll encounter a landscape of sheltered inlets, headlands and forests - a We leave Labrador bound for Newfoundland on the ferry. Encounter milennia of beautiful brush with these rugged landscapes. Continue to Twillingate, located human history at the crossroads of four ancient cultures in Port aux Choix along Iceberg Alley, where ancient glacial giants make their journey south from National Historic Site. This evening we enjoy a Farewell Dinner with new friends at the Arctic (in season). Next, 'Dive Into Culture' with a tour and tasting experience one of Trafalgar's 'Stay with Stories' where we'll stay overnight. at Auk Island Winery, savouring the flavours of Newfoundland berries and fruits, before delving into the art of wooden boat building. 'Dive Into Culture' yet again Hotel - Glynmill Inn and meet a local boat builder to hear about this art which has been handed down from generation to generation. Later, we join new friends for dinner at your Included Meals - Breakfast, Farewell Dinner oceanfront hotel. Day 14 Hotel - Anchor Inn Hotel (Oceanview Rooms) Depart Corner Brook – Deer Lake Included Meals - Breakfast, Dinner Your journey comes to an end, take your transfer to Deer Lake Regional Airport. Day 7 Included Meals - Breakfast Twillingate – Beothuk Interpretation Centre – Gander Scenic Wonders of Newfoundland, Labrador & Ile Saint Pierre Your itinerary Start Location Visited Location Plane End Location Cruise Train Over night Ferry Day 1 Discover the existence and demise of an extinct people when you visit the Arrive St. John's (2 Nights) Beothuk Interpretation Centre, which reveals the history of a now vanished language and culture. You'll continue to Gander where you'll meet a Local The colourful row houses of St. John's add character to North America's oldest Specialist and learn about the significant role this Newfoundland community city, which is the launch pad to your memorable journey through Canada's played during the 9/11 disaster when thousands of air passengers were suddenly easternmost provinces. You'll have the day to recover after your travels before rerouted to the town moments after the terrorist attack. joining your Travel Director and fellow travellers this evening for a Welcome Reception. Hotel - Sinbad's Hotel and Suites Hotel - Hilton Garden Inn St. John’s Included Meals - Breakfast, Dinner Day 8 Included Meals - Welcome Reception Gander – King's Point – Gros Morne Day 2 St. John's Sightseeing National Park (2 Nights) Our first stop today is the Whale Pavilion in King's Point where we'll see the 50-ft Nature takes centre stage this morning as we board the Witless Bay Ecological skeleton of a whale on display. We enjoy lunch at a local restaurant on the scenic Reserve Boat Tour, keeping a keen eye out for puffins and whales (in season) in shoreline of Green Bay before embarking on a guided walk with a Local Specialist their natural habitat as you are in the largest Atlantic puffin sanctuary in North inside the UNESCO-listed Gros Morne National Park. Enjoy a rare opportunity to America. Arriving in Petty Harbour, we meet a fisherman and 'Connect with Locals' walk upon the exposed Earth's mantle along the Tableland's Trail.
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