Newfoundland A Cooastal Journey Private Tour 3 / vehicle 6 Hrs

We drive pass several jellybean row houses, amazing colors. Hear the story of why houses are so vibrant.

St Johns City Hall

Drive through the Southside of St Johns,, view the Outer Battery, visit Newfoundlands first lighthouse at Fort Amherst. Learn about chain rock, the steel underwater fence protecting St Johns Harbour during WW2. View the vaults used to store wartime amunition as well as Newman Wines vaults of 300 years ago. Site of filming series Hudson and Rex

Lookout stop giving a panoramic view of the older part of St Johns, Water Street, and St Johns Harbour.

The most easterly point in North America. Stand with your back to the water and the entire continent is in front of you. Visit the gift shop, visitors, center. Enter the lighthouse which is restored to the way it was when it was lived in by the keepers. Walk through the war tunnels to the "disappearing cannons used during the war. Visit the scenic viewpoints overlooking the Atlantic ocean where soldiers once scanned for enemy ships Today this is where whales are often sighted offshore.

One of the oldest fishing communities in Newfoundland. Walk the jetty, interact with local fishermen working their catch. Visit the old church, stop for ice cream, view the beauty of the colorful community with houses of red green yellow blue and anything in between.

ers who were not part of Canada Confederation during either of the World Wars

Four Sisters - View 4 adjoining brick homes connected by an inside tunnel built from scraps in the 1800s for 4 daughters of Mr Garrett who was commissioned to construct Cabot Tower.

Step back in time, the narrow roads through Quidi Vidi villiage with its colorful houses which line the edge of the roads. A fishing village dating back to the 1500s. Walk to the edge of the cliffs and view the narrow inlets where fishermen come and go. Visit the Artisan Studios local arts and crafts. View the processing system of Quidi Vidi Brewery - makers of beer from the water of 20 thousand year old ice bergs. Optional stop for lunch at the brewery time permitting, often wait times exceeed one hour. If so, sit on the outdoor patio overlooking the ocean, fishermen, and boats

Quidi Vidi Lake - sight of the longest running annual sporting event in North America

Fort Pepperell - Military Base constructed under the Destroyers for Bases agreement - 50 aging naval destroyers exchanged for lease free land for military base.

Built in the late gothic-revival style, the tower was constructed in 1900 as a monument to John Cabots 1497 voyage to North America, and the 60th anniversary of Queen Victorias reign. Used for signaling functions until 1958, located on Signal Hill - where Marconi received the first ever wireless transmission. Enter the tower and climb to the top for breathtaking views. Browse the gift store.

The long winding road to Signal Hill. Stunning views of the Ocean, the city and the narrows. Walk to the edge of the earth. Signal Hill is the site of the first ever wireless transatlantic transmission received by Marconi from Cornwall England in 1901. Signalman perched on Signal Hill and examined the ocean for ships headed toward the port of St. John's. Flag signals flown on the hill communicated the names of arriving ships to locals and soldiers below. View the historic artillery as well as the " noon day gun". Possibly visit with our friendly Newfoundland Dog who is almost always on site.