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On this tour, we take you by bost with your kayak to a remote location to paddle back to Trinity. Travel through spectacular seascapes and sea caves to Trinity itself or to a predetermined pickup point based upon wildlife viewing opportunities (whales in particular) and sea state.
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During our 3.5 hour All-Terrain Vehicle tour you can see Loons, ducks, grouse or Ptarmigan, beavers in their own habitat as well as the possibility of seeing moose. We travel to the old rail-bed and other local ATV trails to view the flora and fauna of the area as well as the other wildlife. Many varied species of birds are available to see. On your own individual Segway ATV, you will handle your own machine through the wilds of Newfoundland on this locally guided tour. It is a great relaxing way to view your surroundings. We take a few breaks along the route and stop for a snack halfway through. All riders must be over the age of 16 to operate the ATV by themselves. Anyone younger than 16 years old must ride as a passenger. All ATV's have 2-up passenger seats. If you have more then 5 individuals in your group please call to let us know. We have a passenger rate for children under 16 only 90$. All adults must pay full price even if riding as a passenger.
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Experience one of Canada’s longest zipline courses as you soar across 10 thrilling lines high above the rugged Atlantic coastline of Petty Harbour. With lines ranging from 300 to over 2,200 feet, this unforgettable adventure combines adrenaline, breathtaking ocean views, and the charm of a historic Newfoundland fishing village. Led by trained and certified guides, you’ll travel through dramatic cliffs, sweeping coastal scenery, and unforgettable panoramic viewpoints. Perfect for both first-time zippers and adventure seekers, North Atlantic Ziplines delivers a safe, fun, and uniquely Newfoundland experience just 15 minutes from St. John’s.
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Ocean Safari with us and experience the best of what the season has to offer. Whales and dolphins are our main stay during the season but are usually limited to June through August regularly. Icebergs can be seen usually between April and July when they are passing through. We are part of the UNESCO certified Discovery Geopark. The geology of the area is from the Ediacharan Period of the geological record and holds the fossil record of some of the first life on the planet. We will include this as part of the narration of the area and the wildlife that we see. Though wildlife is never guaranteed our guests can expect to see whales, dolphins, birds and waterfowl in season as well as icebergs, puffins, gannets, eagles and many other birds. Sunfish are a regular sighting in the falls and Leatherback Turtles and Sea Eagles have been seen.
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On this tour, you'll leave the beach at and return back to Trinity. Travel through spectacular seascapes and sea caves. Whales, icebergs and wildlife all available in season.
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Explore Iceberg Alley with our award-winning boat tour as we sail from the vibrant Outport community of Twillingate. Marvel at 12,000-year-old icebergs, observe majestic humpback whales and watch elegant seabirds frolic along our coastlines. Relax as our friendly crew proudly introduces you to Outport Newfoundland’s way of life, charisma, and hospitality that attract visitors from around the globe.
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Climb aboard your catamaran, sail back into the ice age and hear about the history of the formation of the Tablelands in Gros Morne National Park. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this is one of the few places on Earth where you can see the planet’s mantle. Formed 450 million years ago, through a collision of continents, admire elevated plateaus of the Long Range Mountains. Enjoy a guided tour through a natural landscape shaped by ancient glaciers; spot bald eagles, moose, whales, and seabirds; and get a close up peek at a charming Newfoundland fishing village. Woody Point, a small rural community is rooted in history and heart. Talented musicians will entertain you on board with traditional NL music and song. And if you’re visiting from “Away,” you won’t want to miss becoming an Honourary Newfoundlander in a traditional Screech-In ceremony.
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Just 45 minutes from St. John's, gather by the sea at Cliff's Edge Retreat for a one-of-a-kind, immersive Newfoundland experience overlooking the breathtaking Witless Bay Ecological Reserve—home to North America's largest Atlantic puffin colony. This unforgettable coastal gathering brings local traditions to life around an open fire, where local guides share captivating stories of Newfoundland's foraging culture and coastal way of life alongside live traditional music. Guests will savor the true flavors of the island with freshly prepared, locally harvested mussels and a changing series of handcrafted seasonal tastings, all made from locally foraged and regionally inspired ingredients. It is the ultimate blend of spectacular scenery, authentic culture, and rich local flavors that travelers won't find anywhere else.
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Explore Iceberg Alley with our award-winning boat tour as we sail from the vibrant Outport community of Twillingate. Marvel at 12,000-year-old icebergs, observe majestic humpback whales and watch elegant seabirds frolic along our coastlines. Relax as our friendly crew proudly introduces you to Outport Newfoundland’s way of life, charisma, and hospitality that attract visitors from around the globe.
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Small-group + private walking tours with a local guide

On this tour, we take you by bost with your kayak to a remote location to paddle back to Trinity. Travel through spectacular seascapes and sea caves to Trinity itself or to a predetermined pickup point based upon wildlife viewing opportunities (whales in particular) and sea state.
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During our 3.5 hour All-Terrain Vehicle tour you can see Loons, ducks, grouse or Ptarmigan, beavers in their own habitat as well as the possibility of seeing moose. We travel to the old rail-bed and other local ATV trails to view the flora and fauna of the area as well as the other wildlife. Many varied species of birds are available to see. On your own individual Segway ATV, you will handle your own machine through the wilds of Newfoundland on this locally guided tour. It is a great relaxing way to view your surroundings. We take a few breaks along the route and stop for a snack halfway through. All riders must be over the age of 16 to operate the ATV by themselves. Anyone younger than 16 years old must ride as a passenger. All ATV's have 2-up passenger seats. If you have more then 5 individuals in your group please call to let us know. We have a passenger rate for children under 16 only 90$. All adults must pay full price even if riding as a passenger.
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Food tours, market walks, wine tastings, cocktail experiences

Just 45 minutes from St. John's, gather by the sea at Cliff's Edge Retreat for a one-of-a-kind, immersive Newfoundland experience overlooking the breathtaking Witless Bay Ecological Reserve—home to North America's largest Atlantic puffin colony. This unforgettable coastal gathering brings local traditions to life around an open fire, where local guides share captivating stories of Newfoundland's foraging culture and coastal way of life alongside live traditional music. Guests will savor the true flavors of the island with freshly prepared, locally harvested mussels and a changing series of handcrafted seasonal tastings, all made from locally foraged and regionally inspired ingredients. It is the ultimate blend of spectacular scenery, authentic culture, and rich local flavors that travelers won't find anywhere else.
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River cruises, sailing, sunset boats, harbour tours

Ocean Safari with us and experience the best of what the season has to offer. Whales and dolphins are our main stay during the season but are usually limited to June through August regularly. Icebergs can be seen usually between April and July when they are passing through. We are part of the UNESCO certified Discovery Geopark. The geology of the area is from the Ediacharan Period of the geological record and holds the fossil record of some of the first life on the planet. We will include this as part of the narration of the area and the wildlife that we see. Though wildlife is never guaranteed our guests can expect to see whales, dolphins, birds and waterfowl in season as well as icebergs, puffins, gannets, eagles and many other birds. Sunfish are a regular sighting in the falls and Leatherback Turtles and Sea Eagles have been seen.
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Climb aboard your catamaran, sail back into the ice age and hear about the history of the formation of the Tablelands in Gros Morne National Park. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this is one of the few places on Earth where you can see the planet’s mantle. Formed 450 million years ago, through a collision of continents, admire elevated plateaus of the Long Range Mountains. Enjoy a guided tour through a natural landscape shaped by ancient glaciers; spot bald eagles, moose, whales, and seabirds; and get a close up peek at a charming Newfoundland fishing village. Woody Point, a small rural community is rooted in history and heart. Talented musicians will entertain you on board with traditional NL music and song. And if you’re visiting from “Away,” you won’t want to miss becoming an Honourary Newfoundlander in a traditional Screech-In ceremony.
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Museums, ruins, art collections, religious sites with expert guides

Relax at the end of a fun filled day with a leisurely sail into the sunset aboard the Emm-Cat, our 100 passenger catamaran. With the Tablelands and Gros Morne Mountain as your back drop, and the Atlantic ocean breeze in your face, enjoy the beauty of glacier carved Bonne Bay, live onboard entertainment by our NL musicians and a hot or cool beverage. A perfect opportunity to capture that special photograph.
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Bike tours, e-bikes, kayaking, rafting, anything outside

Experience one of Canada’s longest zipline courses as you soar across 10 thrilling lines high above the rugged Atlantic coastline of Petty Harbour. With lines ranging from 300 to over 2,200 feet, this unforgettable adventure combines adrenaline, breathtaking ocean views, and the charm of a historic Newfoundland fishing village. Led by trained and certified guides, you’ll travel through dramatic cliffs, sweeping coastal scenery, and unforgettable panoramic viewpoints. Perfect for both first-time zippers and adventure seekers, North Atlantic Ziplines delivers a safe, fun, and uniquely Newfoundland experience just 15 minutes from St. John’s.
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On this tour, you'll leave the beach at and return back to Trinity. Travel through spectacular seascapes and sea caves. Whales, icebergs and wildlife all available in season.
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Common questions about booking Newfoundland & Labrador experiences through SimilarTours
Late spring through early summer (May-July) is prime for both. Icebergs drift down from the north and whales arrive to feed. Zodiac tours specifically advertise seasonal sightings, so check tour details for current conditions before booking.
Boat tours and zodiac safaris fill up quickly in peak season. Booking 1-2 weeks ahead is smart, though shoulder season offers more flexibility. Check before you go for current availability on specific dates.
Having a car makes island-hopping easier - Trinity and Twillingate are separate towns with their own tours. Many activities are based near harbours, so you can stay put in one spot and take local tours. Check individual tour pickup/logistics with operators.
Yes. Local guides know where whales show up, can spot icebergs safely from zodiacs, and explain the ecology and fishing history that makes the landscape meaningful. You're paying for knowledge and access, not just transport.
Most provide the boat, guide, and safety gear (life jackets). Some include snacks or hot drinks. Check tour details for what's covered - meals like the mussel boil are usually separate or explicitly listed.
Kayaking and zodiac tours suit confident swimmers and those with decent fitness. ATV tours and ziplines have age/weight restrictions. Contact tour operators directly about accessibility needs - water-based tours especially vary in boarding ease.
Waterproof layers, a good rain jacket, and non-slip shoes. The ocean stays cold year-round, so guides often recommend thermal under-layers. Check tour specifics - some provide wetsuits, others expect you to bring your own.
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Newfoundland and Labrador hits different. You've got dramatic coastlines where whales breach near icebergs, sheltered harbours perfect for kayaking, and a quirky local food scene (the mussel boils are real). Tours here lean into water-based adventures - zodiac safaris, kayaking, boat tours - plus some land options like ATV rides and ziplines for when you want to stay dry. It's rugged, photogenic, and genuinely wild without feeling manufactured.