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Sep 11, 2023 · See Historic Downtown St. John's, Jelly Bean Row, Quidi Vidi ,Signal Hill, Chain Rock, The Battery , Cape Spear and Petty…. Free cancellation. from. $67. per adult. 8. Farm to Picnic Table Experience with Local Guide in Newfoundland. Eco Tours. 4–5 hours.
St. John's 3 Hour Newfoundland Food Tour. 22. There’s no better way to learn about the history and culture of a community than to eat its food. On our Newfoundland Food Tour, you will eat your way through downtown St. John’s. Newfoundland and Labrador has one of the most unique food cultures in Canada.
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Excellent introduction to St.John’s. Michael_F, Aug 2019. Patricia is a very knowledgeable guide, passionate about history of St. John’s and Newfoundland. The tour makes all those streets and buildings around you alive! At the end of the tour Patricia gives you a list of her favourite restaurants, pubs and shops.
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OVERVIEW. Admire the panoramic views from atop a hill overlooking St. John’s as a prelude to a closer look at the provincial capital. Signal Hill takes its name from the signal flags that were once flown there to announce the names of approaching ships and from the fact that Guglielmo Marconi received the first transatlantic wireless signal there in 1901.
Its narrow atmospheric streets will lead you back to Saint John’s. HIGHLIGHTS. • Follow a rather strenuous coastal trail down Signal Hill to The Battery fishing village. • Enjoy panoramic views of the sea and beyond from atop Signal Hill and along the trail. • Learn about the terrain’s unusual flora and geology from the naturalist guide.
- Explore The War Path to The Otter Rub
- Watch Birds at The Big Pond Bird Sanctuary
- Spend A Peaceful Afternoon at Millbrook Garden
- Hike La Manche Provincial Park
- Stroll George W. Earle Promenade
- Go For A Walk with Your Furry Friend at Great Beach Boardwalk
- Immerse in Nature at Avalon Wilderness Reserve
- Have A Picnic at Bowring Park
- Spend The Night at Pippy Park
- Go Waterfall Chasing at Cataracts Provincial Park
Also called The Warpath, the Otter Rub Trail explores Arnold’s Cove. Arnold’s Cove was used in World War II to defend Canada with anti-aircraft units and watchtowers. The trail has stairs to take you down on the grey sand beach. Details Peach Street, Arnold’s Cove Free
The Big Pond Bird Sanctuary, located in Arnold’s Cove, is a wonderful place to sit and watch saltwater birds come and go. The area is tidal and sandbanks appear that attract sea-gale and other birds to feed. It is an important migratory stop for birds all year, so it is protected by provincial hunting regulations. Details Main Road, Arnold’s Cove F...
Spend a peaceful afternoon learning about the heritage plants from MUN when you go for a stroll through the Millbrook Garden. The garden has well-maintained ornamental trees and flower beds that will delight nature lovers. There is also a gazebo with seating, so you can listen to the gentle musical flow of both Horse and Mill Brooks while enjoying ...
If you like going for peaceful walks in the woods, swimming, canoeing and wading through shallow streams, then a visit to La Manche Provincial Park is a ‘must-do’ for you. While you are there, make sure to see the lily-filled ponds, the waterfall, and the trail that goes to areas where avid birdwatchers can see over 50 species of birds that are kno...
Take a stroll with the family on the beautiful George W. Earle Promenade. It is a 974m boardwalk that is set in the center of the Town of Carbonear and surrounds both the Carbonear and Rossiters Ponds. The promenade has a spectacular view of both Carbonear Island and Carbonear Harbour. Details 256 Water Street, Carbonear Free
The Great Beach Boardwalk stretches 1.4km across the Great Beach and has a fantastic view of Placentia Bay. The boardwalk is part of the Town of Placentia’s Heritage Trails and can be accessed from multiple entrances on Veteran’s Way. The only furry friends that are allowed on the boardwalk are licensed guide dogs. Details 14 Veteran’s Way, Placent...
The Avalon Wilderness Reserve is 1,070 km2 of barrens, ponds, bogs, rivers, thickets, and small forests. This fantastic wilderness environment makes it an excellent place for hiking, canoeing, angling, hunting, photography, bird watching, and camping. However, there are no facilities, public buildings, amenities, or trail markers inside its borders...
A beautiful old-style English park just a short drive from Downtown St. John’s. Bowring Park is a popular location for families because it features an outdoor pool, splash pad, soccer field, and a playground. Ducks and swans are often found in the pond and there is bird feed available on-site. Details 305 Waterford Bridge Road, St. John’s Free
Get ready for an outdoor adventure without having to leave St. John’s. Explore hiking trails, tee off at the golf course, and spend the night under the stars. Pippy Park offers a quiet country setting, while being close to an urban setting. Details 15 Mt. Scio Road, St. John’s $30 to $149
A hidden gem of a provincial park, Cataracts Provincial Park offers hikers views of 2 cascading waterfalls and a 1920’s style bridge. The boardwalk and stairs will take you into the gorge and over the river. This provincial park is often overlooked, but it’s worth the stop. Details Route 91, Colinet
History and learning about my surroundings is an obsession. Being deeply immersed in Canadian History and Newfoundland Culture, I have worked in Museums across Canada for nearly a decade. My experience is difference because there are no mass tourist groups or big bus tours. My experience has small numbers which gives us an intimate atmosphere where you can connect and interact with your ...
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