Labrador Region

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Regional Highlights

World Class Angling

World Class Angling

Cast a line on a secluded lake at Cooper’s Minipi Lodges in Labrador’s pristine wilderness.

A Whale Tale

A Whale Tale

Learn the fascinating history of the Basque whalers at Red Bay National Historic Site.

Once in a Lifetime Hiking

Once in a Lifetime Hiking

Experience the scenic trails and a history that dates back thousands of years on the Pioneer Footpath in Labrador.

Outpost Odyssey

Outpost Odyssey

Outpost Magazine recently completed their 5000 km venture where they caved, kayaked, climbed, rafted, canoed, and hiked all the way to the Torngat Mountains.

About Labrador

Labrador, The Big Land, one of the last untamed, unspoiled places left on earth. It stretches from the Strait of Belle Isle in the south, to Cape Chidley in the far north, boasting towering mountains, massive rock faces and an infinite supply of lakes and rivers, not to mention waters seasonally teeming with whales and icebergs. Here, you'll find plenty of fresh air, crystal clear water and truly authentic people.

Torngat Mountains National Park is a carved, mysteriously beautiful landscape reminiscent of the earth a million years ago. This is where outdoor aficionados can indulge their passion, with 300,000 square kilometres to hike, photograph, snowmobile and cross-country ski. And where rivers challenge even the most adventurous whitewater canoeists. You will also find an abundance of wildlife, including polar bears, the largest carnivore in the world.

Teeming with game and fish, Labrador is home to the best brook trout angling on the planet; here, you'll find trophy-sized catches. The region is a pristine paradise for sports fishermen and hunters, and there are plenty of experienced and resourceful outfitters to guide you along the way.

The people of Labrador are proud and self-reliant. The Innu and Inuit have lived here for thousands of years, and their cultures are rooted in a deep, spiritual relationship with the environment. The long and intriguing history of Labrador's indigenous people can be traced back almost 9,000 years, with the oldest funeral monument in North America, dating back 7,500 years – 3,000 years before the Egyptian pyramids were built. The region also boasts rich New World history, thanks to a once-plentiful right and bowhead whale population, which attracted 16th-century Basque whalers to the Strait of Belle Isle. Labrador's unique heritage is celebrated time and again at area folk festivals, carnivals, sporting and community events throughout the year.

Under a blanket of magical northern lights, the winter months bring with them the hum of a thousand snowmobiles carving through the untouched wilderness. And the quieter winter pursuits, like cross-country and downhill skiing, ice fishing, and winter camping, set against an abundance of breathing room, are always good for body and soul.

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Starting at $4090 Per Person
Ancient Land Discovery
Labrador
Immerse yourself into the ancient homeland of the Labrador Inuit...Nunatsiavut, Our Beautiful Land. Base camp, at Kangidluasuk, will provide you with an intimate connection with the people and landscape. Explore the park on foot or planned excursions can take you on treks into majestic fiords; further into the polar bear’s natural habitat. The vast arctic skylines offer unobstructed viewing opportunities for Aurora Borealis as you snuggle into your private tent accommodations.
Torngat Mountains Base Camp and Research Station
Valid 20 Jul - 30 Aug 2013. Package includes ground transportation and accommodations in Goose Bay, air and ground transport from Goose Bay to TMNP base camp, three nights in TMNP with basic tent accommodations, all meals and a personal bear guard for your hikes. Upgrades to Inuit or Design shelters available. Boating and helicopter excursions and 4 or 7 days packages are available upon request. Detailed departure date availability at www.torngatbasecamp.com.

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Starting at $4195
McKenzie River Lodge – Trophy Brook Trout
Labrador
Experience fly-fishing on the remote McKenzie River for trophy brook trout, large landlocked salmon, lake trout, and pike. A wilderness fishing adventure in the unspoiled, pristine paradise that is Northwestern Labrador. Group rates available. Half price for anglers under 18 years of age.

Contact Paul for more information.

McKenzie River Lodge
Valid 6 Feb - 31 Dec 2013. Included in the 7-night, 6-day package is float plane transportation from Labrador City, guides 1:2 guests, great meals, comfortable accommodations, fishing licence, and taxes. Half price for anglers under 18 years of age

Starting at $1539 Per Person
Voyage of the Vikings
Multi-region
Discover Viking settlements, landlocked fjords, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and many other natural jewels in Western Newfoundland. Explore Gros Morne National Park and travel up the Northern Peninsula to stand where Vikings once stood.

Your self-drive adventure includes round-trip airfare to Deer Lake, 7 nights’ accommodation, 7-day mid-size car rental with unlimited kilometres, 2-day Gros Morne park pass, whale-watching boat tour, and admission to L’Anse aux Meadows.

Maxxim Vacations
Valid 1 May - 30 Sep 2013. Price is per person based on two sharing [CDN] and subject to availability at time of booking. Package does not include: Federal and/or Provincial taxes; Airline imposed taxes and surcharges; Departure taxes or transportation fees. Trip Cancellation and Car Rental Insurance are extra.

Starting at $2900 Per Person
Viking Trail Experience
Multi-region
Take a week to savour the spectacles and stories of southern Labrador and northern Newfoundland. The Norse settlement at L'Anse aux Meadows and the geological marvels of Gros Morne are featured on an escorted holiday that includes fossils, icebergs, whales, moose, the northern edge of the Appalachians and the New World's oldest burial mound. Meet the locals and see the sites. Enjoy delicious local flavours such as fresh seafood and wild subarctic berries. Comfortable hotels.
Wildland Tours
Valid 2 Jun - 8 Sep 2013. Based on double occupancy. Taxes not included. 2013 Departure dates - Jun 2, 9, 23, Jul 7, 14, 28, Aug 11, and Sep 8.

Starting at $4995 CDN
Flowers River Lodge - Atlantic Salmon / Arctic Char
Labrador
40 years experience! Remote and exclusive fly-fishing for trophy Atlantic salmon and Arctic char in the remote Labrador wilderness amongst majestic mountains. Flowers River Lodge is solar-powered. Please contact Jim for more information.
Flowers River Lodge Ltd.
Valid 8 Feb - 31 Dec 2013. Prices range from $4995 to $5995. Accessible strictly by float plane and helicopter, you will fish for salmon and char in the primitive, remote waters which provide scenic beauty, great fishing, and calming solitude. Lodge was recently upgraded with Solar Power.

Starting at $369 Per Person
Salmon by the Sea
Labrador
Cast your lines on 2 of the province's best producing Atlantic salmon rivers. Enjoy a 3-night, 2-day salmon-angling experience like no other with a locally-guided Atlantic salmon and sea-run trout fishing tour on the Forteau & Pinware rivers. Dine on the river with a traditional “Boil-Up” style meal of fresh salmon cooked on the open fire, relax at our cottages, and share your grand yarns of the ones that didn’t get away.
Seaview Cabins
Valid 15 Jun - 15 Sep 2013. Based on double occupancy.

Starting at $210 Per Person
Labrador in a Day! All Inclusive- One Day/ One night
Labrador
This unique experience is offered exclusively by Labrador Adventures! Includes overnight at Point Amour Lighthouse!

Leave your vehicle in St. Barbe, purchase your ticket, enjoy the ferry crossing and leave the rest to us!

We pick you up at the Ferry Terminal in Blanc Sablon, and bring you back for the first crossing the very next day. We will visit well known attractions like the Point Amour Lighthouse, and Red Bay Parks Canada Site, Maritime Archaic Burial Mound.

Labrador Adventures
Valid 1 Jun - 30 Sep 2013. 6 Person Minimum/ 10 Person Maximum. Hostel style Accommodations. (bed and breakfast accommodations in the event of Light House unavailability). Must book 24 hours in advance. 50% non refundable deposit upon booking required. Does NOT include Ferry bookings or cost for Ferry crossing. Visit www.labradormarine.com to book your ferry reservation.

Starting at $255 Per Person
Wonderstrands Explore
Labrador
During your 6-hour guided tour along the sandy beaches of the Wonderstrands, witness abundant wildlife in natural environments. Adventure seekers can choose to kayak, take an open boat tour, fish for sea trout, witness seabird colonies, whales, caribou and black bears along these secluded shores. Be amazed with stories of early settlement on the remote islands of Sandwich Bay as you enjoy a shore lunch of local delicacies. Camp close to the beach with giant icebergs visible just offshore.
Experience Labrador
Valid 1 Jul - 15 Aug 2013. Based on double occupancy, minimum of 2 people, maximum of 5. Included in the starting price is an open boat tour to the Wonderstrand with a guided hike and interpretation, 1 night camping (tents provided), lunch and breakfast. Contact Experience Labrador for more details and offers. Upgrades available for multi-day excursions and/or roofed accommodations.

Starting at $850 CDN
Whale Spirit, Kayak Getaway
Labrador
Kayak the rugged, remote coastline of Nunatsiavut in Northern Labrador. Join us for an excursion to the most southerly Inuit community in Canada. Stunning landscapes, backdropping an abundance of whales and seabirds will overload your senses as we paddle along this sub-arctic coastline. Interact with the community as locals share their rich history and unique culture. Relax at base camp, adjacent to the community, during the evening and enjoy a char that was caught earlier that day.
White Bear Adventures Inc
Valid 1-31 Aug 2013. Includes return ferry from Goose Bay to Rigolet, kayaking and camping gear requirements, all meals in Rigolet. Participants must have level 1 kayaking certification. Departure dates are available at www.whitebearadventures.com and are all subject to weather conditions.

Starting at $2995 Per Person
Igloo Lake Lodge - Brook Trout
Labrador
Trust Experience - 40 Years Outfitting. An abundance of wild Brook Trout and large Northern Pike can be found at Igloo Lake. Igloo Lake Lodge is located 72 miles southeast of Goose Bay on the Eagle River Plateau. The Lodge comfortably sleeps 10 guests. Extensive renovations over the past year includes a "Labrador Room" - new two bedroom facility which has full ensuites, kitchenette & games room. New dock, new boats, etc.
Igloo Lake Lodge Ltd.
Valid 8 Feb - 31 Dec 2013. All taxes, floatplane transportation, guides, professionally prepared meals are included. Packages are 7 days ( Friday to Friday ) however Outfitter will quote for shorter packages.

Starting at $1350 Per Person
A Lighthouse Inn + Whales + Bergs
Multi-region
Live the life of a light keeper in 'Iceberg Alley'. Hear the Humpback Whales' call echoing off massive icebergs in your private cove. From Gros Morne to Labrador, experience the province’s natural and cultural highlights. Tour through a fjord then off to Quirpon Lighthouse Inn on a remote island overlooking the Viking site. Wander cliffs to ancient sod huts but, as you walk, keep an eye for whales and icebergs at your feet. Enjoy boat trips - two through Iceberg Alley and one through a fjord.
Linkum Tours
Valid 1 May - 30 Sep 2013. Per person, based on double occupancy. Kayaking with the whales and icebergs also available as an optional adventure.

Starting at $249.99 Per Couple
Backstage Pass to Labrador Arts
Labrador
Your backstage access to the Labrador Arts & Crafts community. Marvel at the extensive collection of Labrador Arts, Crafts & Culture at the intimate & private Birches Gallery. Enjoy samples of traditional wildberry treats & smoked char. You may even be lucky enough to interact with a native Labrador artisan; or, enjoy VIP treatment with a backstage pass at the Lawrence O'Brien Arts Centre and attend one of their many schedules entertainment events celebrating Larador and province-wide talent.
Hotel North
Valid 1 Apr 2013 - 31 Mar 2014. Package includes Queen room, transportation to and from venue and is based on double occupancy with drinks and snacks at the hotel after your evening out.

Starting at $2045 Per Person
Let the Locals Be Your Guide
Multi-region
An escorted vacation of Newfoundland and Labrador led by a local guide. Visit the coast of Labrador, the Viking Villages in L'Anse aux Meadows, Gros Morne National Park and St. John's. View icebergs, whales, spectacular coastline and quaint fishing villages along our north and eastern coasts. Your local host will help you understand the history, ecology, culture, language and songs of this unique part of the world.
McCarthy's Party Tours
Valid 12 Jun - 18 Sep 2013. Based on double occupancy. 7, 8, 9 and 12-day packages available in 2013. Group rates and custom itineraries available upon request.

Starting at $4195.00 Per Person
McKenzie River Lodge – Atlantic Salmon (Landlocked)
Labrador
Experience fly-fishing on the remote McKenzie River for large landlocked salmon, trophy brook trout, lake trout, and pike. A wilderness fishing adventure in the unspoiled, pristine paradise that is Northwestern Labrador. Group rates available. Half price for anglers under 18 years of age. Contact Paul for more information.
McKenzie River Lodge
Valid 6 Feb - 31 Dec 2013. Included in the 7-night, 6-day package is float plane transportation from Labrador City, guides 1:2 guests, great meals, comfortable accommodations, fishing license and taxes. Half price for anglers under 18 years of age.

Starting at $239 Per Couple
Whales Songs in the Labrador Straits
Labrador
Join a local guide on a Zodiac tour to the best spots to watch Humpbacks, Minkes and White-Sided Dolphins in the Labrador Straits; maybe even spot an Orca or a Beluga! Watch for the colourful Puffin, the shrill call of the Kittiwake or the diving plunge of the Gannet as you cruise along the coastline. Collect some bergy bits that have broken off of a grounded iceberg. Dine this evening at the Basque dining room before retiring to your room at the Northern Light Inn.
Northern Light Inn
Valid 15 Jun - 6 Sep 2013. Package includes 2 hour Zodiac tour (departure site is dependent upon weather conditions and wildlife viewing opportunities), $50 gift certificate towards dinner at Basque Dining Room and 1 night accommodations in queen room. All safety gear supplied by tour operator. Zodiac departure dependent upon 3 person minimum.

 

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  • Hikes in the Big Land

    Labrador
    2 Days
    Walk through Hhstory in Southern Labrador. Labrador is huge — more than 285,000 sq km of wilderness, dotted in only a few dozen places by towns and villages. Aboriginal people have lived here for thousands of years, and have used cairns and Inukshuks to signpost their travelways. In other words, it's easy to get lost if you stray off the trail. On this trip, we'll spend two days in Southeastern Labrador visiting the historic sites.

  • Southern Labrador Coastal Drive

    Labrador
    3 Days
    Labrador, the ‘Big Land,’ is still full of beautiful, untouched wilderness, but a new road in the southeastern region has opened up a new stretch of coastline to tourists who could previously only visit by boat. Here you’ll find the oldest funeral monument in North America, a Basque whaling station from the 16th century, and a historic fishing outport captured in time.

  • Labrador Coastal Drive

    Labrador
    623 km
    The completion of a road link to central Labrador and the world beyond, and the extension of ferry service between Newfoundland and Labrador to a year-round operation, is bringing change to the southeast coast of The Big Land. For the first time ever, residents can drive north and then west to North America. It has also opened up this area to exploration by visitors who are eager to see a part of the world that was previously beyond their rubber-tired reach. What these new explorers find is a wild land dotted with a few coastal settlements inhabited mainly by the descendants of fisherman who began to settle here 200 years ago.

  • Labrador Frontier Circuit

    Labrador
    1152 km
    The interior of Labrador is a vast wilderness with recent pockets of modern industrialization in Labrador City, Wabush, Churchill Falls and Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Those who come this way will find an outdoor enthusiast's paradise. There are thousands of pristine lakes teeming with trout, hundreds of rivers that will test your boating skills and kilometre after kilometre of forests and barren ground filled with game. During winter this country is particularly spectacular and there's lots to do — ice fishing, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and tobogganing, just to name a few.

  • Lake Melville and the North Coast

    Labrador
    by Boat
    Labrador's north coast is undergoing a tremendous change. For much of the past 250 years, European missionaries, fur traders and administrators have dominated the social and economic life of the North Coast, with the aspirations of the aboriginal peoples, the Inuit and Innu, pushed to the background no more. The establishment of aboriginal self-government and the settlement of land claims guarantee they have a major say in social and economic development. The creation of Torngat Mountains National Park, one of the outcomes of the land claims settlement, preserves an important spiritual component of the Inuit homeland.