Nestled on a hillside overlooking Trinity Bay in the picturesque village of Port Rexton, Erin House is a fully equipped, 3-bedroom, 2-bath vacation home, perfect for a peaceful getaway. With sweeping ocean views, a deck to relax on, a cozy wood stove, and just a short stroll to a local café and...
Devil's Cove Vacation Home is a beautifully restored home, two-bath house perched on a grassy hill overlooking the Atlantic on the Bonavista Peninsula. Devil's Cove Vacation Home combines traditional charm with modern comforts, offering sweeping ocean views and making any stay the ideal base for...
Skerwink Station is a luxury cottage operated by Newfoundland Vacation Homes, nestled in the quiet outport community of Trinity East on Newfoundland Bonavista Peninsula. Set just steps from dramatic coastal scenery and the renowned Skerwink Trail, it offers an ideal blend of rugged nature and...
Old Bonaventure House is a charming two-bedroom vacation home perched on a grassy hillside overlooking Old Bonaventure Harbour and Trinity Bay. Surrounded by gardens and tall trees, it offers a peaceful, authentic Newfoundland outport experience, ideal for visitors seeking scenic views, nature,...
Trinity Suites is a self contained apartment accommodation in the heart of the historic village of Trinity, Newfoundland & Labrador. Nestled next to the parish church at 5 Ash's Lane, the property offers 1- and 2-bedroom units with full kitchens, living rooms and ocean or village views,...
The Rorke Store Museum, is a rare mercantile architecture in Newfoundland. Located in Carbonear, this heritage building offers a glimpse into the region's rich Atlantic and commercial history. Visitors can explore exhibits detailing the Rorke family's 140-year involvement in the fishing and...
The Old Carbonear Post Office, built to replace one that burned down, this is a prime example of Second Empire architecture. Featuring a mansard roof, dormers, and a distinctive clock tower, the building is a Registered Heritage Structure and now houses the Carbonear Heritage Society,...
Historic Harbour Rock Hill Park in Carbonear is a charming open-air lookout perched above the harbour, where visitors can stroll along scenic paths, linger beside cannon remnants from French attacks, and absorb panoramic views over the water. With interpretive history panels, easy...
A peaceful, picturesque boardwalk loop of roughly (under 1 km) in Carbonear, Newfoundland Labrador. It circles Rossiters Ponds and offers lovely views of Carbonear Harbour and Carbonear Island perfect for a stroll to feed ducks or watch waterfowl. Full Address: 256 Water Street, Carbonear, NL...
Located along Columbus Drive in Carbonear, Newfoundland and Labrador, the Dr. Davis Earle Trail is a moderately challenging return hike through forest to the scenic Knox's Hole. The trail rewards explorers with a lovely overlook of the falls, the chance for a dip, and whimsical fairy houses...
Nestled on Water Street in Carbonear, the Carbonear Railway Museum is housed in a restored wooden station. It showcases local railway memorabilia and a rich Carbonear Island exhibit that traces over years of island survival and archaeology. Designated a Registered Heritage Structure, it serves...
A small, uninhabited island guarding Carbonear Harbour, once dubbed the "Gibraltar of Newfoundland," Carbonear Island served as a vital refuge for settlers during repeated French raids in the 17th and 18th centuries. Today, it's a bird sanctuary and an archaeological treasure trove, with...
Hawthorne Cottage, cradled in the charming town of Brigus, Newfoundland and Labrador, invites you to step back and discover the remarkable life of Captain Robert Bartlett, a legendary Arctic explorer. Explore the enchanting period furnishings, fascinating artifacts from his thrilling expeditions,...
Pinkston's Forge is a living testament to Newfoundland blacksmithing heritage, nestled in the historic town of Brigus. It remains one of the few operational forges in the province. Visitors can witness traditional blacksmithing techniques firsthand and purchase handcrafted items inspired by...
The John Guy National Historic Site commemorates the landing of John Guy, when he established the first English colonial settlement in what later became Newfoundland & Labrador. A monument was erected to mark the anniversary of Cupids' founding. The Cupids Historical Society maintains...
Millbrook Garden is a heritage and community garden located in Cupids, NL. It features ornamental and heritage plants, which is sourced from the MUN Botanical Garden, arranged in a traditional garden style. It's a peaceful spot, with a gazebo, small brooks, lovely views, ideal for relaxing,...
The John Guy Flag Site in Cupids, Newfoundland (also known as the John Guy Municipal Flag Site or John Guy Flag Site Municipal Heritage Site) commemorates the first English colony in Canada. A large flagpole flies a giant Union Jack, honouring the leadership of Governor John Guy. The site features...
The Cupids Legacy Centre, opened in 2010 to mark 400 years since the founding of Canada first English settlement, offers immersive exhibits and rich stories of early colonial life. Set in the coastal town of Cupids, Newfoundland, it features archaeological artifacts, interactive displays, a...
Cupids Cove Plantation is Canada's oldest English settlement, founded in 1610 by John Guy in Conception Bay, Newfoundland. It's an active archaeological dig where, every summer, explorers uncover artifacts, foundations, and stories from the lives of the early settlers. The site offers guided tours...
A craft distillery located in Clarke's Beach on Conception Bay, the Newfoundland Distillery Company is the first complete distillery in Newfoundland & Labrador. They craft award-winning spirits, including gin, rum, aquavit, vodka, and whisky, using locally grown barley and botanicals that they...
The restored Western Union Cable Building in Bay Roberts houses the Road to Yesterday Museum. It offers a rich look into turn-of-the-20th-century commercial life, the telegraph/cable operations, military history, and early settler artifacts. In addition, the Christopher Pratt Gallery (in the same...
