Regional Highlights
Iceberg Alley
Here, at the very edge of the earth, allow yourself to be sheltered from the distractions and stress of modern, everyday life. This is a place where you'll encounter breathtaking natural beauty along the shores of Iceberg Alley.
Terra Nova National Park
There are more than 100 km of hiking trails in Terra Nova National Park of Canada ranging from half-hour strolls to strenuous multi-day hikes.
The Central Experience
Check out inspiring blogs from writers who’ve explored everything Central Newfoundland has to offer.
About the Central Region
Right in the heart of Newfoundland, the central region contains some of the best outdoor experiences to be found in the province. It's where you can visit Iceberg Alley – the stretch of coastline along which towers of ancient ice majestically float down from Greenland – and where whales gather in large numbers to feed, play and people-watch.
The central region also boasts 55 marked trails and, as you explore, you'll see clapboard houses sitting atop rocky coasts, and wharves and boats testifying to the continuing importance of the centuries-old fishing industry. Most of the people living here descended from West Country fishermen who settled the shores more than two centuries ago. The region also has a rich aboriginal history that dates back as far as 5,000 years and includes the Beothuks as well as the Dorset people who carved soapstone pots at Newfoundland's first quarry.
Central is a perfect place to take a boat trip, or to do both sea and river kayaking. It's also worth visiting Terra Nova National Park while you're here – 400 square kilometres of boreal forest and coastline, ideal for whale watching, birdwatching, hiking, golfing and camping.
No words can truly capture the experience of coming face-to-face with a giant of the ocean. Here, we're visited annually by 26 species of whales and 6 different types of icebergs. There's a certain sense of awe that accompanies these encounters, and you begin to appreciate why no trip to Newfoundland is complete without visiting this region known as Adventure Central – just minutes from Gander, and a short drive from St. John's and Deer Lake.
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Norris Arm120-kms between Norris Arm and Glovertown. The trail has been resurfaced and is in good condition between Norris Arm and Gambo.
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Joe Batt's ArmOcean coastal trail leading to Great Auk Monument.
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EastportBeautiful white sandy beaches, easily accessible from newly design parking area. Facilities provided.
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TwillingateApproximately 6 miles. Lighthouse, viewing platform, rugged coastal, sea cave, great view of Twillingate, eagles nest, whales and icebergs in season.
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Rattling BrookWere freshwater from Rattling Brook meats sea water of Green Bay. The falls has 1-km boardwalk trail, beautiful mountains and coastal scenery.+1 (709) 268 3863
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La ScieConstruite au début des années 40, cette maison est un exemple authentique de vie dans un outport. Décor d'époque, artéfacts du French Shore. Built in the early 1940s this two-storey house is an authentic example of post living. Filled with decor of that time period, one can get a sense of what life was like. French Shore artifacts.
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PacquetA great area to sit and relax in the shade while viewing birds, whales, or having a picnic.+1 (709) 251 4321
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Bay du Nord Wilderness ReserveRoadless 2,895 sq km wilderness in south-eastern Newfoundland. Wildlife populations and plant communities thrive with little or no disturbances from humans. Access via hiking trails and canoe route.
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Change IslandsDisplayed in an old shop setting, a variety of local artifacts from the early 19th and 20th century, such as: spinning wheel, hand made tools, furniture, WW1 and WW11 items, silent projector and many more interesting pieces.+1 (709) 621 4541
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MillertownInterpretation panels tell the story of the Beothuk and the artifacts that were found on this site. Visit the reconstructed mamateek and smoke house.+1 (709) 852 4256
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Grand Falls-WindsorCome and enjoy a walk on one of our designated walking trails.The trails are between 3.3 and 10.5 km.
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GlovertownThe Glovertown Museum records the heritage and culture of Glovertown and Area. It includes resettlement from the islands of Bonavista Bay, boat building (1930 - 1960) and logging.+1 (709) 533 3358
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PeterviewThe Heritage Centre has a great collection of valuables from the past, as well as photos and other memorabilia.
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Bishop's FallsFormer railway trestle, now a boardwalk. Spanning 927 feet across the Exploits River, it is the longest trestle in Newfoundland, even longer than the Titanic! Built in 1901.
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PacquetA seated platform to viewing icebergs and whales or just gaze out over the ocean.+1 (709) 251 4321
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King's Point52-foot humpback whale skeleton on display with interpretation video and signage.
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GanderNewly open now 18 holes, bar, restaurant facilities, practice green. Fully stocked pro shop, 36 power carts and rentals available.
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Conne RiverWe provide a number of activities that is sure to attract a wide range of people who are interested in Aboriginal Culture in Newfoundland and labrador.
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Grand Falls-WindsorWe have .5, 1.5, 2.5, 5.5 and 7 km groomed ski trails. After your ski, drop into our newly renovated ski hut and enjoy some hot chocolate.
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Lushes BightBeaumont United Church is a beautiful attraction, built in early 1900's and still in its natural state.+1 (709) 264 3271
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Musgrave HarbourOceanfront property. All rooms have spectacular ocean view. Home cooked meals. Friendly service.
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GamboBeautiful two-storey, non-smoking home with large patio. 1/4km from Village Green and Information Centre and gift shop.+1 (709) 674 4316
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SummerfordBeachside apartments, Route 340, Road to the Isles Summerford, close to Twillingate, Housekeeping units, daily and weekly rates.
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EastportLounge, arcade, laundry room, heated outdoor pool, tennis, volleyball and nightly campfire, fitness center and gym, mini golf and Gerie's Gertie's eat In or take out.
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TwillingateSecluded and cozy cottage situated on a hill with a panoramic view of the North Atlantic.+1 (709) 884 1536
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LumsdenCountry setting, sandy beaches, icebergs, salmon rivers, berry picking, birdwatching,
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La ScieNewfoundland hospitality. Close to walking trails. Scenic White Bay with icebergs and whales. Beautiful scenery and sunsets.+1 (709) 675 2505
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Exploits River9 Bedroom Lodge overlooking the Exploits River on Route 370.Toll Free: +1 (877) 489 0528
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Happy AdventureNewly constructed, offering 5 well appointed guest rooms, on-site restaurant and Brenda's Art Gallery.
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WesleyvilleLocated 1/2 Kilometer from Atlantic Ocean where whales and sea birds are seen all year round.+1 (709) 536 2219
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Twillingate4-bedroom, salt box style vacation home with all the modern amenities - laundry/internet/cable.
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Terra NovaThis 3-bedroom, fully equipped cottage is truly your home away from home.
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LewisporteDeluxe high-end facility overlooking Lewisporte's world-class marina. Perfect for the romantic gateaway!
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TwillingateThe Anchor Inn offers spacious rooms, suites and oceanfront dining.
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GaultoisA genuine escape to a breathtaking outport in Newfoundland's Fiordland.
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Grand Falls-WindsorContemporary, private vacation home, spacious and tastefully decorated, ideal for business or pleasure year-round.
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Grand Falls-WindsorAward-winning cuisine and hospitality. Hotel and housekeeping units operate year round.
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Eastport15 units 2-bedroom, 8 units 1-bedroom. Ocean front property.
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GanderBeautiful home away from home, clean, comfortable accommodations, great location, friendly hosts. Arrive as strangers, leave as friends!
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Head of Bay D'EspoirFully air-conditioned rooms/dining/meeting room. Newly renovated. Beautiful view overlooking the bay.+1 (709) 882 2766
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2 DaysThis two-day itinerary of the Coast of Bays includes the Bay d’Espoir area and the Connaigre Peninsula on the southern coast of the island of Newfoundland.
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Central7 DaysThis seven-day tour along the Kittiwake Coast includes islands, beaches, a national park, and a rich history, spanning thousands of years.
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Central4 DaysFour days of hiking in three different areas of central Newfoundland, complemented by cultural attractions, and a boat tour to an ancient aboriginal site.
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Central3 DaysFor this tour, you’ll spend three days on beautiful and unique Change and Fogo Islands exploring traditional outport life and the rugged coastal landscape of an area with a remarkable blend of both old and contemporary culture.
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Central7 DaysRight in the heart of Newfoundland, the central region contains some of the best outdoor experiences in the province. It's where you can visit Iceberg Alley and where whales gather in large numbers to feed, play and people-watch. Central is a perfect place to take a boat trip, or to do both sea and river kayaking. And a visit to culturally rich Fogo Island is a must.
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Central355 kmTo reach this stunning stretch of coastline take Route 360 South from Bishop's Falls to Bay d'Espoir, which means "bay of hope" in French — although, ironically, it's pronounced "bay despair." The Coast of Bays trail, however, is just as it sounds, an area scattered with beautiful bays as well as spectacular fjords.
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Central397 kmThe Dorset Trail is a land of complex geology and associated mineral deposits that underlie steep, thickly wooded hills. This highway is named for the Dorset Eskimos who lived — and quarried — here 1,500 years ago. Even earlier, the Maritime Archaic Indians inhabited the area and may have exploited its minerals. But both the aboriginals and early European settlers came originally for fish, game and timber.
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Central534 kmThe Exploits Valley scenic touring route follows, in part, the traditional Beothuk seasonal route between the interior and the coast, and includes major Beothuk attractions. This area is filled with lakes and rivers, making it ideal for nature enthusiasts.
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Central73 kmThe Beothuk Trail is so named because this was an area of Newfoundland once occupied by the now extinct aboriginal people. The area has several trails, including the eight-kilometre Alexander Murray Hiking Trail in King's Point, named for a 19th-century geologist. It climbs more than 300 metres and provides an unsurpassed view of Green Bay.
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67 km + BoatThis tour begins on Route 335, which takes you to Farewell where you can catch a ferry to Change Islands, with a sailing time of 25 minutes, and Fogo Island, which is 50 minutes away. Rich in history, culture and creativity, this part of the province has become a particularly popular place for artists of all disciplines to visit. Remember, when travelling by coastal boat or ferry it's always a good idea to plan everything in advance. Schedules can vary.
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43 kmThis tour, which incorporates beautiful Terra Nova National Park, will take you to sheltered coves, sandy beaches and some of the best locations for water sports in the province. Here you will find rivers to canoe, ponds to fish, inlets to sail, and clean, clear lakes to swim.
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172 kmThis tour takes you into the scenic reaches and islands of Notre Dame Bay. The Visitor Information Centre at Notre Dame Junction, near the intersection of Route 1 and Route 340, is a good place to start. Here you can obtain information on the ferries to Fogo Island and Change Islands, and find out where the icebergs are.
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226 kmThis tour takes you to the historic coastal communities of Gander Bay and Northern Bonavista Bay. On the way, you will travel through a wilderness of tall trees, blue lakes and crystal-clear streams. Between the communities, you'll find white sandy beaches that stretch on forever and grassy fields perfect for picnics.




















Watch Chris explain the word duckish. Here’s a hint: it has nothing to do with ducks. Or maybe it does?
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