Central Newfoundland is a diverse and exciting part of the province, known by some as ‘Adventure Central’. Here’s your guide for visiting Central Newfoundland!
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Category: What To See
Whale Watching in Newfoundland
Newfoundland offers some of the best opportunities in the world for whale watching, with thousands of visitors flocking to the province each year to see these incredible creatures in action.
Read MoreNewfoundland Nature Experiences: 4 Places to Get up Close and Personal
4 Newfoundland experiences to get up close and personal with some of the most enchanting nature that this province has to offer.
Read MoreMust Visit: Cape St. Mary’s
With its rugged cliffs and breathtaking coastline, Cape St Mary’s is one of the most well-known capes in the province of Newfoundland. Surrounded on three sides by the restless Atlantic, thousands of visitors flock to the cape each year to experience...
Read MoreIs George Street, St. John’s Dangerous?
George Street is the epicenter of nightlife in all of Newfoundland and Labrador. Many St. John's residents of all (adult) ages enjoy a trip to George Street every now and again to enjoy the sights and sounds of "North America's biggest little street....
Read More5 Cool Facts About the Trinity Loop Abandoned Amusement Park
The Trinity Loop amusement park began offering up summer fun to Newfoundlanders in the late 1980s. Despite being permanently closed in 2004, it has lately been a popular destination for people who enjoy exploring abandoned buildings or taking eerie p...
Read More6 Beautiful Newfoundland Lighthouses
For decades before GPS and computer technologies, sailors navigated the thousands of kilometers of Newfoundland coastline with the help of lighthouses.
Once manned by humans, most remaining lighthouses which are still in operation are all automate...
Read More6 Things to Do on The Irish Loop
The Irish Loop in Newfoundland is a distribution of breathtaking communities located around the Avalon Peninsula's shores. Because St. John's is a part of the Loop, it is easily accessible and can even make for a great day trip. Whether you want to v...
Read MoreExperiencing Quidi Vidi Village
Quidi Vidi (most commonly pronounced "kiddy vidi") is a neighborhood in St. John's, Newfoundland with a rich and vibrant history. A visit to Newfoundland wouldn't be complete without paying a visit!
The area gets its name both from Quidi Vidi lake...
Read MoreHiking the Newfoundland East Coast Trail
Whether you're looking for an hour-long hike or a multi-day backpacking and camping excursion, the East Coast Trail is something you must experience while visiting Newfoundland.
Split up into 26 separate paths, the East Coast Trail offers about 30...
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