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Newfoundland and Labrador evoke images of majestic mountains and rugged ocean shores.

In early summer icebergs, shorn from 10,000 year old glaciers, glide along Iceberg Alley through seas rich with whales and sea lions.

Seabird colonies

The seabird colonies here are the largest in the Northern Hemisphere, attracting over 35 million seabirds annually. In the interior, moose and herds of caribou trek through primeval forests whilst the very northern tip of the island is home to L’Anse aux Meadows, the only authenticated Viking site in North America.

St. John’s

St. John’s is the pretty historic capital with more pubs per square kilometer than any other city on the continent: island hospitality is renowned and will surely be a lasting memory of your stay. The cuisine here is as diverse as the province’s heritage. From jiggs dinner to toutons and molasses to the mug-up, Newfoundland dishes have been handed down for generations and are a feature of this province’s distinctive appeal.