The Most Favorite Places to visit in Newfoundland

here are The Most Favorite Places to visit in Newfoundland.

Signal Hill

Signal Hill is older than me and has been used as a signalling and observation point for ships and underwater vessels that voyage out on the Atlantic ocean. During summer, when Cabot Tower is open, you climb the stairs up to the top to look down on the city and across the Atlantic ocean. You can observe ships sail through the Narrow passage into the city harbour. Signal Hill is truly a marvel that fits every visitor and tourist visiting Newfoundland.

Cape Spear

This is the best place to catch the sun rising over the Atlantic ocean; you will be the first to see it in North America. The lighthouse was built hundreds of years ago and is still considered one of the island’s most amazing places to visit. Cape Spear Lighthouse is about 30 minutes drive from downtown St Johns.

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Bonavista Peninsula

This vast and beautiful peninsula is well known for puffin watching in Elliston, Dungeon Provincial Park, Cape Bonavista Lighthouse, Ryan Premises, Whale Watching, Kayaking, boat tours and more. There are also many communities on the peninsula to explore and enjoy, like Trinity, Port Rexton, Port Union and Catalina. Bonavista is in the Eastern region and is one of the most visited places in Newfoundland by visitors each year.

Gros Morne National Park

Gros Morne National Park is located in the western region of Newfoundland and Labrador. The park covers thousands of kilometres of land, which makes it the perfect destination for hiking, camping, boating and many other activities. Hiking to the summit of Gros Morne will give you a full view of the park. The park has many unique landscapes with green and lush sections like a green garden; in other areas, nothing grows.

Twillingate

Welcome to the iceberg capital in Newfoundland and Labrador. Each year, the icebergs leave their mark on our memories as the biggest ones we have ever seen. Twillingate is one of the most scenic parts of the province to drive. The region is made up of a series of small communities that are connected by bridges and new roads. When you get here, you can expect to enjoy the following activities Icebergs & Whales Watching, Hiking and Walking, Exploring and visiting Historic Landmarks.

Fogo Island

Fogo Island is one of the many islands off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. It is well worth your time to visit this fantastic place. One of the best parts about visiting Fogo island is taking a short trip to Change Island.

LAnse aux Meadows

Exploring L’Anse aux Meadows will bring you back in time and give you an idea of what it was like when Vikings explored this great land. L’Anse aux Meadows is where the first documented European settlement was identified in North America. This area includes archaeological sites from the Norse era, some of which are still being researched today.

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