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Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: CAD
- Languages: English, French, Newfoundland English (local dialect), Indigenous languages (Innu-aimun, Inuktitut, Mi’kmaq)
- Climate: Subarctic, Maritime
- Timezone: America/St_Johns
- Population: Approximately 525,000
- Best Time to Visit: plans to avoid issues.
- Visa Requirements Visitors to Newfoundland and Labrador must meet Canadian entry requirements. Citizens of the US, EU, and UK typically do not need a visa for short stays (up to 6 months) but require an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) if arriving by air. Visa on arrival is not available; all visas must be obtained in advance. Check the latest requirements as policies can change.
About Newfoundland & Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador is Canada’s easternmost province, a rugged and remote destination famed for its dramatic coastline, rich history, and vibrant culture. This region is a paradise for nature lovers, offering some of the world’s best whale and iceberg watching, vast national parks, and UNESCO World Heritage sites like Gros Morne. The capital, St. John’s, is one of North America’s oldest cities, known for its colorful row houses, lively music scene, and friendly locals. The province’s unique identity is shaped by its maritime heritage, Indigenous cultures, and a distinct dialect. Visitors are drawn by the raw beauty of the landscape, the chance to experience genuine hospitality, and opportunities for adventure, from hiking and kayaking to cultural festivals and culinary discoveries. Newfoundland and Labrador is ideal for travelers seeking authenticity, outdoor adventure, and a deep connection to both history and nature.
Top Attractions
Gros Morne National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its fjords, mountains, and unique geological features, offering exceptional hiking and scenic boat tours. L’Anse aux Meadows: The only authenticated Viking settlement in North America, offering a fascinating glimpse into early transatlantic exploration. Signal Hill: Overlooking St. John’s harbor, this historic site offers panoramic views and insights into the province’s military and communications history. Cape Spear: The easternmost point in North America, known for its historic lighthouse and dramatic coastal scenery. The East Coast Trail: A 300+ km coastal hiking trail with breathtaking ocean views, secluded coves, and opportunities to spot whales and seabirds.
Popular Activities
Whale and iceberg watching tours are a highlight, especially in spring and early summer. Hiking and kayaking are popular in Gros Morne and along the East Coast Trail. Cultural experiences include attending local music sessions (“kitchen parties”), exploring historic sites, and participating in Indigenous cultural programs. Winter brings opportunities for snowmobiling, skiing, and experiencing the Northern Lights. Fishing, birdwatching, and boat tours are also widely enjoyed.
Newfoundland & Labrador Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Canada
- Duration Range: Whale and iceberg watching tours are a highlight, especially in spring and early summer. Hiking and kayaking are popular in Gros Morne and along the East Coast Trail. Cultural experiences include attending local music sessions (“kitchen parties”), exploring historic sites, and participating in Indigenous cultural programs. Winter brings opportunities for snowmobiling, skiing, and experiencing the Northern Lights. Fishing, birdwatching, and boat tours are also widely enjoyed.
- Group Size: Intimate Groups
- Difficulty Level: Mixed Difficulty
- Recommended For: Visit between June and September for the best weather and open attractions. Pack layers, as weather can change quickly, and bring sturdy footwear for hiking. Respect local customs and engage with residents—Newfoundlanders are known for their warmth and storytelling. Carry cash for small businesses in remote areas. Safety is generally good, but be cautious when hiking or driving in rural regions. Credit cards are widely accepted, but inform your bank of travel plans to avoid issues.
Average Tour Price: $80
Lowest Price Tour: $50
Highest Price Tour: $220
36 Available Tour Excursions in Newfoundland & Labrador
Discover the best of St. John’s, Newfoundland, on our most popular bus tour. It's perfect for both first-time explorers and yearly visitors! This highly-rated tour takes you through iconic landmarks and hidden gems, offering a memorable journey through the city’s rich history, breathtaking views, and vibrant culture.
Price: $58.60
Duration: 3 hours
During our 3.5 hour All-Terrain Vehicle tour you can see Loons, ducks, grouse or Ptarmigan, beavers in their own habitat as well as the possibility of seeing moose. We travel to the old rail-bed and other local ATV trails to view the flora and fauna of the area as well as the other wildlife. Many varied species of birds are available to see. On your own individual Segway ATV, you will handle your own machine through the wilds of Newfoundland on this locally guided tour. It is a great relaxing way to view your surroundings. We take a few breaks along the route and stop for a snack halfway through. All riders must be over the age of 16 to operate the ATV by themselves. Anyone younger than 16 years old must ride as a passenger. All ATV's have 2-up passenger seats. If you have more then 5 individuals in your group please call to let us know. We have a passenger rate for children under 16 only 90$. All adults must pay full price even if riding as a passenger.
Price: $172.09
Duration: 3-4 hours
Explore the vibrant pub scene of St. John's on this engaging local tour. Stroll through downtown with a small group of up to 10 people, immersing yourself in the rich history and culture that each pub has to offer. This intimate setting allows for a deeper connection with the stories behind the city’s beloved watering holes, making it perfect for history buffs and social explorers alike. Enjoy a unique perspective on St. John's nightlife while savoring the local atmosphere. - Small group tour with a maximum of 10 participants - Discover the history and culture of St. John's pubs - Engage with local stories and anecdotes from your guide - Perfect for history enthusiasts and social adventurers alike - Must be 19+ - Must purchase your own food & beverages
Price: $22.25
Duration: 2 hours
Explore St. John’s, North America’s easternmost city, on this 75-minute walking tour. Starting at the Convention Centre, stroll lively George Street and historic Water Street, lined with colorful saltbox houses, cafés, and breweries rebuilt after the 1892 fire. Learn about local customs like the “screech-in” and unique Newfoundland phrases. Highlights include: The A TIME statue Chinese Headtax Monument Angel’s Corner, War Memorial and Our Dogs statues in Harbourside Park. Walk seaside paths through the Battery neighborhood, ending at the Battery Lookout with stunning harbor views. Along the way, discover how the city’s weather and history shaped its culture and experience the warm hospitality that makes St. John’s unforgettable.
Price: $14.99
Duration: 1-1 hours
See Historic Downtown St. John's, Jelly Bean Row, Terry Fox Memorial, Quidi Vidi Village, Signal Hill, , The Battery , Cape Spear, and Petty Harbor We use a small vans, so we go places where the bigger units cannot go, less waiting time at sites.
Price: $66.02
Duration: 3 hours
Let’s visit the many pretty outport communities that sprinkle the shores of Conception Bay; a region teeming with amazing stories about ancient pirates, WW2 submarine attacks, the dawn of transatlantic aviation, arctic exploration, and North America’s first European colony. This is a true Newfoundland experience that everyone who comes from away will embrace. Great times, great people, and great food await. *Please Note: The lunch is soup, with fish cakes, and a dessert. If you have any dietary restrictions please let us know and we will accommodate you*
Price: $155.77
Duration: 7 hours
Delivering exceptional service and unforgettable experiences to our guests for 40 years. With four decades of experience under our belt, we have perfected the art of providing the best boat tour experience. Our tour guides are highly knowledgeable and passionate about the local history and wildlife, and they are committed to sharing their expertise with our guests. Additionally, our boats are well-maintained and equipped with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable and safe journey for all. Our guests also have the opportunity to witness breathtaking views of the coastline and marine life in their natural habitat. We take pride in our commitment to sustainability and responsible tourism, and we strive to minimize our impact on the environment while providing a memorable experience. With all these factors combined, we guarantee that our 40-year-old boat tour is an experience that you will cherish for a lifetime.
Price: $85.31
Duration: 2 hours
Best location. Best crew. Best tour boat. Cruise to the incredible Witless Bay Ecological Reserve for your chance to watch puffins, whales, and icebergs. Wildlife attractions vary with the time of year. Puffins nest May through to mid-September. Whale season peaks mid-June through mid-August. Whale sometimes sighted before and after peak period. Icebergs typically appear May to mid-June. Whales and or icebergs are not guaranteed on any given cruise. Enjoy entertaining and educational live commentary provided by on board naturalists and crew. Learn about Newfoundland's marine wildlife and heritage from your enthusiastic, knowledgeable, professional guides during this awesome adventure. Our catamaran offers the most space for your comfort. Our tour boat offers the greatest range to improve chance of encountering whales and other marine wildlife. Tours duration is a minimum of 90 minutes. Tour boat has indoor accommodations for all guests. Transport Canada Certified crew & boat.
Price: $89.01
Duration: 1 hours
There’s no better way to learn about the history and culture of a community than to eat its food. On our Newfoundland Food Tour, you will walk and eat your way through downtown St. John’s. Newfoundland and Labrador has one of the most unique food cultures in Canada. Long known for seafood, wild game, and delicious traditional meals, the province has a long list of mouth-watering ingredients and recipes. From a CFA finding success selling beloved Newfoundland pastry to a haunted pub that inspired a TV set to a former fruit stand literally built on the ashes of the Great Fire, we’ll explore the people, stories, and food that make the city unique. Come hungry! If you arrive gut-foundered, by the time we finish our walk, you’ll be stogged. And yes...we'll teach you what those local terms mean. ;)
Price: $100.14
Duration: 3 hours
Having shared the story of Come From Away with almost a million people, and being partnered in life with born and raised Newfoundlander, Deneen, my passion for this place is what drives my desire to share it. My perspective and the connections gained as part of the Come From Away family make for a singular experience for my guests:) All tours are hosted and guided by me, Deneen, our friend, Newwfoundland music legend Larry Foley, or, schedule allowing, combinations thereof! All 3 of us are connected to Come From Away and excited to welcome you inside the story:) *NB - Disponible, aussi, en Francais. Je ne parle pas courament, Mais je peux le faire assez bien;) *PLEASE NOTE: THIS TOUR TAKES PLACE IN ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND, NOT SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK. Please check your itinerary. I’d hate for you to end up 1300 miles from me! *AND...our September 7 outing will be a bit larger, with 15-20 guests rather than 6. This is to accommodate overwhelming demand from Azamara.
Price: $147.62
Duration: 4-5 hours
Discover Newfoundland, with Newfoundlanders! Become acquainted with the city of St. John's and its surroundings, including Cape Spear, the most Easterly point in North America. Your local guide will regale you with its steeped history, legends & lore - all flavored with personal anecdotes and good humor for which Newfoundlanders are so famous. Enjoy the brilliant vistas from Cabot Tower and Signal Hill, one of the most recognizable skylines in Canada. Walk through a cliffside World War II gun battery, watch for whales and seabirds, and visit the oldest standing lighthouse in the province. Other sights include Quidi Vidi Village, Jelly Bean Row, Government House, the Roman Catholic Basilica, and an orientation of the shops and restaurants of the downtown core. Please note that Newfoundland and New Brunswick are different places- there are two towns with similar names- St. John New Brunswick and St. John's Newfoundland. We are in Newfoundland and do not run tours in NB.
Price: $66.02
Duration: 3 hours
Visit the largest puffin colony in North America. Top-rated tour with a professional crew. Safe. Educational. Entertaining. Treat yourself to the best views! Our elevated viewing decks keep you at eye level with nesting puffins for the best pictures and make it easier to spot icebergs and whales even when they are further away (think penthouse view versus ground floor view). Abundant deck and rail space provide unobstructed views. If you’re lucky, the whales may choose to visit for a closer look! When they do, the superior viewing angles of the cat enable you to see deeper into the water to watch as they slip effortlessly beneath. The seabird colony is at its finest from May through to late August (puffins stay through till mid/late September). Icebergs may be present early season and whales sometimes appear before or after peak season.
Price: $89.01
Duration: 1 hours
Water Street: Possibly the oldest continuously operating commercial street in North America has been the centre of life and commerce in St. John’s since Europeans first arrived in this harbour. Join us on this “for everyone” fully accessible 90 minute tour (no hills or stairs!) for an entertaining and informative introduction to St. John’s along one of North America’s most historic streets. Explore with us as we uncover the past and reveal the present of the street that was once the centre of one of the world’s largest and most important fisheries.
Price: $28.93
Duration: 1 hours
Our Signature Tour is jam packed with fascinating stories, beautiful Newfoundland scenery, and amazing architecture. For the most comprehensive tour in town, join us on our Signature Downtown St. John’s Walking Tour. From Water Street and Duckworth Street to Bannerman Park and the Colonial Building, you will be captivated by the oldest city in Newfoundland & Labrador, its fabulous architecture, and warm welcoming people. Along the way you will be entertained by some great stories. Learn why our government sits on the left, how we turned yarn into nurses, and where the city's bright colours came from. You’ll learn all of this and a whole lot more when you take a walk with us on our Signature Tour. Note: We are located in St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador. If you are looking for a tour in Saint John, New Brunswick we can make some recommendations.
Price: $43.77
Duration: 2 hours
Explore the mind-blowing beauty of the miles of coastline in and around the capital with born and raised Newfoundlander Deneen. In Sharing her considerable knowledge of the East Coast Trail and the many lesser-known coastal trails, you will learn about foraging, the historical connection between farming and harvesting on both land and sea, and local lore of the communities all around the Killick Coast.
Price: $103.11
Duration: 3 hours
Beer: it’s one of the oldest alcoholic drinks in the world, the most widely consumed, and it was integral to daily life in Newfoundland since Europeans first landed on the island. Come with us and learn about Newfoundland’s long and rich beer history, from our earliest brewing endeavours to our thriving modern craft beer industry. On this tour you’ll enjoy a wide variety of local brews, from a sour brewed with Newfoundland sea salt to a complex stout with ales and lagers in between. We’ll make stops at three different breweries and bars for stories and tales and 7 samples of beer brewed right here. Along the way your guide will entertain you with stories of prohibition and the gangsters that came with it, an accidental port discovery, and the local beer connection to Jimmy Kimmel. In addition, our local guides give you a crash course on how to taste craft beers, while sharing their knowledge, recommendations, and personal anecdotes about how St. John’s became the city it is today.
Price: $70.47
Duration: 2 hours
Look for marine wildlife in Newfoundland and Labrador on this guided, 2-hour, whale-watching excursion by inflatable boat. This exciting tour provides a hands-on approach to viewing wildlife in their natural habitat. Look for humpback, fin, minke, and sperm whales in season, as well as porpoises, dolphins, orcas, and marine waterfowl. Please note there is a minimum of 6 guests in order for us to depart. We will contact you ahead of time if we have not reached our threshold and ask if you can rebook to another time or if you'd like to cancel.
Price: $92.72
Duration: 2 hours
If your looking to experience all that St. John's has to offer from the window of a bicycle then Pedego e-Bikes has the perfect outing for you and your group. We offer 3 and 7 hour bike rentals, plus a weekly option when available. We can host groups up to 15 with advanced notice. The e-Bikes can travel from downtown St. John's to Cape Spear (22Km) in about 90 min with anyone in average physical condition. The electric motor in the e-Bike does all the work for you, just pedal and feel the motor kick into gear and assist your ride. You can adjust the power assist from 0% (you do all the work) to 100% (the motor does all the work) Guests travel to all the scenic destinations in St. John's with ease on our e-Bikes. Cape Spear, Signal Hill, Quidi Vidi Village, and numerous dedicated bike trails in St. John's are waiting for you. Put on your helmet and explore!
Price: $88.27
Duration: 3 hours
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Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Newfoundland and Labrador’s cuisine reflects its maritime roots, with signature dishes like Jiggs’ dinner (salt beef and vegetables), fish and brewis (salt cod and hardtack), and toutons (fried bread dough). Seafood is a staple, especially cod, crab, and lobster. Must-try local specialties include moose stew and bakeapple (cloudberry) desserts. Dining is casual and hearty, with many restaurants offering traditional fare. Notable spots include Mallard Cottage in St. John’s for modern takes on local dishes, and the Quidi Vidi Brewery for craft beer and fresh seafood.
Getting Around
The main international gateway is St. John’s International Airport, with connections to major Canadian cities. Ferry services operate seasonally from Nova Scotia to Newfoundland. Within the province, renting a car is the most practical way to explore, as public transit is limited outside St. John’s. Roads are generally well-maintained, but some rural areas have gravel roads. Taxis and rideshares are available in larger towns. Fuel and rental costs are comparable to the rest of Canada.
Travel Tips
Visit between June and September for the best weather and open attractions. Pack layers, as weather can change quickly, and bring sturdy footwear for hiking. Respect local customs and engage with residents—Newfoundlanders are known for their warmth and storytelling. Carry cash for small businesses in remote areas. Safety is generally good, but be cautious when hiking or driving in rural regions. Credit cards are widely accepted, but inform your bank of travel plans to avoid issues.
Culture & Customs
Newfoundland and Labrador’s culture is deeply rooted in its fishing heritage, with a strong tradition of music, storytelling, and community gatherings. The local dialect, humor, and hospitality are distinctive. Important festivals include the St. John’s Regatta, the Roots, Rants and Roars Festival, and the Labrador Winter Games. Respect for Indigenous cultures and traditions is important. Tipping is customary in restaurants and for services. Casual dress is the norm, even in finer establishments.
