Newfoundland and Labrador Vacations
With rugged, misty mountains and an abundance of wildlife across the province, Newfoundland and Labrador offer travelers a Canadian land relatively untouched by man. Hiking, skiing and snowmobiling are great activities to enjoy, while the friendly townsfolk might expose a visitor to fish and chips with stew and an ale for dinner.
Why Real Travelers vacation in Newfoundland and Labrador
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Expert Advice Travel Information Real Traveler TripsMore Newfoundland and Labrador Cities
- L'Anse-au-Clair
- Musgrave Town
- Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore
- Placentia
- Port au Choix
- Port-aux-Basques
- Port Blandford
- Port Hope Simpson
- Rock Harbour
- Rose Blanche
- Sandy Cove
- Southern Avalon Peninsula
- Southwestern Newfoundland
- Steady Brook
- Stephenville
- St. John's
- Terra Nova National Park
- Trout River
- Twillingate
- Wabush
- West Bay
- Woody Point
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Gros Morne National Park
We left Kona Beach and headed to Gros Morne National Park going through Deer Lake and then north to Gros Morne National Park. We stopped... Continue reading »
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Corner Brook
We are now heading back and are on our way home. In Corner Brook we visited a few cemeteries to see if I could find some of my moth... Continue reading »
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Twillingate
Twillingate is a lovely little village at the end of a peninsula. We picked more blueberries, I even made blueberry muffins, we wen... Continue reading »
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Visitor Centre Gros Morne National Park Aug 19 2007
As with all of the Visitor Centres, I find them very informative with most co-operative staffs.The Gros Morne Visitor Centre is no except... Continue reading »
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First campground in Newfoundland
After sleeping well, showering, and starting the day with a hearty breakfast at the Compton Inn, we headed out for more exploring. We wen... Continue reading »