How to spend 3 Days in St. John’s Newfoundland

Welcome to St. John’s Newfoundland. St. John’s is Newfoundland capital and one of the province’s biggest cities. As one of the oldest cities in Canada, you can expect to experience history, friendly people and fascinating culture. If you only have a few days, you should add these things to your list. This list will allow you to experience Everything downtown and beyond. 

This is How to spend 3 Days in St. John’s, Newfoundland

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1:Explore St. John’s with a Local Guide

St. John’s Walking Tours: Choose one of their walking tours in downtown St. John’s and learn what makes the city tick with entertaining and informative stories filled with quirky facts and unforgettable characters. Discover why Newfoundland and Labrador switched to driving on the right side of the road, take a photo with the houses of Jellybean Row, and guess why our government sits on the left side of the House.

2:Iceberg Quest Ocean Tours

Iceberg Quest Ocean Tours operates out of St. John’s and Twillingate. When you depart from either location, you will enjoy a two-hour fully narrated tour that will let you experience Cape Spear, Cabot Tower and Fort Amherst from the sea. You can also enjoy humpback whales watching as they feed and thrust their bodies out of the water into the air. In addition, you will get the opportunity to Steam by icebergs and view Atlantic Puffins. Unfortunately, this tour only operates in the summer!

3:Signal Hill National Historic Site

Combat Tower overlooks the City of St John’s on the hill’s peak. You can park your vehicle and walk around at the top. You will have a full view of the blue Atlantic Ocean and the City of St Johns on the other. In addition, you can hike the north head trail to get a better idea of the narrow.

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The Rooms is the largest museum in Newfoundland and Labrador; visit to learn more about this province’s history.

4:Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site

Cape Spear Lighthouse is a National Historic Site and is the most easterly point in North America. The lighthouse is located at Blackhead Road, Cape Spear, St. John’s, NL A1C 5H2, about a 15-kilometre drive from St John’s. This is one of the best places to visit in St John’s. The grounds are open year-round, and during the summer, the Art Gallery and Heritage Shop are open from June 1 to October. You can enjoy activities such as Hiking, Bird Watching, Dog Walking, Whale Watching, Picnicking, Lookout and taking photographs when you get here.

5:NL Boat Tours

Come out on the water with NL Boat Tours to enjoy Cod Fishing, Iceberg Viewing, Whale Watching, Puffin and Bird Sightings and Shark Fishing. Everyone finds the fishing experience memorable and enjoys jigging for Cod. You can participate in Newfoundland recreational cod fishery when the season is open. The cod fishing season begins in July and through September 6 every Saturday, Sunday, and Monday.

6:Visit Bell Island

Bell Island is a small island located just off the Avalon Peninsula of Newfoundland. It’s approximately 34 square kilometres, with something to see on every corner. The only way accessible to Bell Island is by ferry from Portugal Cove to Bell Island. The ferry ride is approximately 20 minutes. You could quickly fill half a day or even a full day at Bell Island, and the history of this small island that was once a booming mining town is so fascinating!

Places To Eat

1:Ches’s Famous Fish and Chips

2:India Gate Restaurant

3:Yellow Belly Brewery and Pub

4:St. John’s Fish Exchange

5:Bernard Stanley Gastropub

Welcome to St. John’s, Newfoundland.

Spending only a few days do not do you justice; you will need a full two weeks to experience the entire province fully. But a 14-day vacation will allow you to see and do it all.

The weather in St John’s can be warm, cool and humid during the summer months. However, the nights can get cool, so pack an extra jacket in your suitcase.