Free Icebergs and Whale Watching Guide
A road trip style guide to the towns where icebergs and whales both show up each season.
Humpback whales arrive inshore from late June following the capelin spawn
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📋 What is Inside This Guide
A whale watching road trip route
How to plan a loop around the island for maximum wildlife odds.
Best towns for icebergs and whales
Bay Bulls, Twillingate, Trinity, and St. Anthony compared.
Whale species to expect
Humpback, minke, fin, and pothead whales explained.
Tour operators by region
Contact details for every recommended departure point.
Free shoreline viewing spots
Where you do not need a boat at all.
Driving Times Reference Table
| From | To | Time | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| St. John’s | Bay Bulls | 30 minutes | 29 km |
| St. John’s | Trinity | 2 hours 55 minutes | 296 km |
| St. John’s | Twillingate | 5 hours | 444 km |
| St. John’s | St. Anthony | 8 hours 30 minutes | 685 km |
Who This Guide Is For
Travelers building a road trip around marine wildlife who want icebergs and whales covered together rather than as two separate trips.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see icebergs and whales on the same road trip?
Yes, towns like Twillingate and St. Anthony often have both in season, typically May through July.
What whale species are most common?
Humpback whales are the most frequently sighted, along with fin whales and pothead whales.
Is a road trip the best way to see both?
Yes, since iceberg and whale locations shift through the season, a multi stop road trip improves your odds.
Do I need to book tours in advance?
During peak season, June and July, booking a few days ahead is recommended.
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