Three small white houses are on a grassy island surrounded by water, with rocky shores and hills visible. In the distance, a large iceberg floats in the ocean beneath soft, golden light.

Top Iceberg Imagery of 2026

By Newfoundland and Labrador

Every year Newfoundland and Labrador welcomes thousands of visitors of all ages, some younger and some nearly 10,000 years old. 2026 brought hundreds of icebergs to our shores for people to admire and revel at their beauty. We've rounded up some of our favourite iceberg images from this year for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy!

Bonavista

Not the kind of frozen treat you're used to? Discovery Sea Adventures captured this berg that has us craving a different kind of cool.

Salvage

Some views are worth the climb. This sentiment certainly rang true for Marie-Andree Mathieu, who caught the sun rising over the community of Salvage while an iceberg steals the spotlight from offshore.

St. Anthony

Who knew Iceberg Alley had such a romantic side? Our friend Steve Sheppard captured this heart-shaped berg in the waters near St. Anthony.

L’Anse aux Meadows

A thousand years of Viking history and a 10,000-year-old iceberg in a single frame. The kind of thing you can only experience in Newfoundland and Labrador. Right, @onelifejustore?

Twillingate

Up close and personal. In Newfoundland and Labrador, there’s no better way to witness the awe of iceberg season than by cruising alongside these majestic giants on a boat tour, as shown here by Julian Earle.

Cupids

Ever wondered what icebergs look like from a bird's-eye view? Steve Thornhill answered that question with this drone footage of a berg drifting near Cupids.

St. Lewis

Not every giant drifts miles from the shore. Sometimes they pull up a little closer for the perfect view, as shown by @wayoftheroads.

Crow Head

You'd be forgiven for thinking icebergs only come in shades of blue. This one decided to put on a golden-hour glow.

Stiles Cove Path

Their journey may span thousands of kilometers but seeing them from land is every bit as memorable. Newfoundland and Labrador's coastal trails offer plenty of opportunities to spot these frozen visitors. Gord Follett found this iceberg waiting just off the Stiles Cove Path near Pouch Cove.

Have an iceberg shot you'd like to share? Go to IcebergFinder.com to upload your iceberg sightings, or share them with us on Instagram @newfoundlandlabrador by using the hashtag #IcebergsNL!