This is your best Guide to Central Newfoundland

This is your best Guide to Central Newfoundland.

Day 1:

Obtain your rental car and head to your hotel to get check-in, refresh, recharge your phone and put your luggage away in your room. Exploring Newfoundland, here is Everything You Need to Know About Traveling to Newfoundland and Labrador. Are you planning on spending time in St John’s? Here is Everything you need to know about St John’s and the Avalon Region

Day 2:

Terra Nova National Park and Surrounding Communities. Located in the center of the island, this park is one of Newfoundland most visited parks. This park is recognized for its beautiful forest, wildlife, and trail accessibility. The park protects some of the island’s native animals and allows the visitor to see them from a distance. The majority of the parkland is used for conservation. Many small communities surround the park with beaches, hiking trail shops, and lakes for fishing and swimming.

Day3:

Visit Surrounding Communities with activities during your visit to the Central Region. Visit Splash and Putt. There are plenty of activities here for you and the entire family. A tourist who visits often spends 3-5 hours here. You have a wide range of activities such as Go Kart, splash pad, mini-golf, swimming pool, and more fun. After your long day in the sun with the kids playing, enjoy lunch at the restaurant. To finish up the afternoon, visit Glover town Museum lots of history you can enjoy.

Day 4:

Experience the Atlantic Ocean by heading out on a boat tour to watch the different whales and icebergs drift along the shoreline. This is the best way to have a close-up encounter with thousand-year-old icebergs; if you are lucky, you may see multiple whales breaching out of the water. From here, visit the closest park to have a picnic lunch or snack to relax and take the time to share your experience with your friends and family on social media.

Day 5 to 6:

Visit Fogo Island and the surrounding communities. Fogo Island is one of the largest off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, so visiting this unique island is well worth your time. There are plenty of activities on the island, starting with visiting tilting harbour, long studio, Dwyer premises, Joe Batt’s Point Walking Trail, Lion’s Den Hiking Trail, Brett House Museum, and Tilting Harbour. However, one of the best parts about visiting Figo island is taking a short trip to Change Island.

Day 7 to 8:

Take a trip to Twillingate to see Some of the enormous icebergs that drift in the Atlantic Ocean. Every year hundreds of icebergs float off the shores. They are so massive and travel thousands of miles to the Twillingate coast. Once you get here, you should experience Skipper Jim Boat Tours, Iceberg Quest Ocean Tours, Captain Dave’s Fishing & Personalized Boat Tours, and Rock Adventures Kayak Tours.

Day 9 to 10:

Take a tour or explore the town of Gander and visit the North Atlantic Aviation Museum. There are a lot of antique planes for you to take pictures of and learn about how aviation shaped the town of Gander history. After your plane adventure, take a walk around the city and visit Cobb’s Pond Rotary Park and Gander Heritage, Memorial Park.