Description
This circumnavigation of Newfoundland blends rugged coastlines, deep cultural history, and remote communities into a single, cohesive journey around Canada’s eastern edge. Beginning and ending in St. John’s, the voyage moves from the French charm of Saint-Pierre to the Indigenous heritage of Miawpukek, the isolated outport of Francois, and the wild southern coast. Days in Gros Morne reveal extraordinary geological landscapes, while Red Bay and L’Anse aux Meadows connect travellers with Basque whaling history and the earliest known Norse presence in North America. Along the northeast coast, small communities, maritime traditions, and ocean-shaped ways of life bring the island’s character into focus, forming a complete portrait of Newfoundland’s cultural and natural richness.















