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Humber
Valley Resort |
Against
the beautiful backdrop of Newfoundland’s
Humber Valley on the north side of Deer
Lake is a special retreat in a wilderness
location called Humber Valley Resort. With
its exceptional views and gentle elevations
rolling down to the water's edge Humber
Valley is one of Newfoundland’s new signature
resorts. Hiking and skiing trails, beach
areas, a marina on the lake, swimming and
tennis amenities and an
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one of Canada's leading golf architects make Humber
Valley an above average vacation opportunity. Visit
them at www.humbervalley.com.
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When venturing into Labrador from Newfoundland,
stay at the Dockside
Motel. It is strategically
located in St. Barbe, in the heart of the
Viking Trail and offers convenient access
to many of the best attractions in Newfoundland
and Labrador. Deer
Lake Motel is another
great place to stay while in Newfoundland,
which is just off the Trans Canada Highway
in Deer Lake. |
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Tuckamore
Lodge |
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If you are looking for one of the highest
quality accommodations experiences in Atlantic
Canada, visit Tuckamore Lodge offering luxury
of first-class Scandinavian style accommodations
in the heart of the Newfoundland wilderness.
But watch out for the Moose along the way…you’ll
probably see many of them! The hospitality
and exceptional outdoor experiences has built
Tuckamore |
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an international reputation. Visit them
at www.tuckamorelodge.com.
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| WHERE
TO DINE |
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Seaside
Restaurant |
Enjoy
traditional Newfoundland seafood while enjoying
a spectacular view of the water from which
it was caught. Seaside Restaurant specializes
in seafood…and the interior décor of the
restaurant reflects on the history of the
community as a fishing village. Seaside
Restaurant, which is located on the south
side of Gros Morne National Park in a little
fishing village called Trout River, is designated
as one of the top 10 seafood restaurants
in Canada |
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and is recommended by the prestigious 'Where to
Eat in Canada' rating system. Visit them
at www.grosmorne.com. |
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The
Norseman at L’Anse Aux Meadows
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Explore
an unforgettable fine dining experience
at The Norseman at L’Anse Aux Meadows. Take
in the fabulous view of the ocean where
icebergs and whales cross paths as their
chef prepares locally harvested seafood
and other specialties, such as caribou and
lobster. After you dine, browse in the adjoining
Art Gallery for some of the best arts and
crafts in Newfoundland. Visit them
at www.valhalla-lodge.com. |
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| WHAT
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When
you are looking for something to do on
your way to Trout River, visit the Gros
Morne Interpretation Centre.
In addition, visit the Tablelands
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Gros
Morne National Park. It is an
incredible archeological site with a mountain
to climb or view comprised of some of the oldest
rock formations on the planet. Contact Linkum
Tours for information and
a tour at www.linkumtours.com.
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Western
Brook Pond Boat Tour |
Explore
an incredible scenic delight by taking
the Western Brook Pond Boat Tour. On board,
you will behold the spectacular glacier-carved
land-locked fjord (fee-ord), waterfalls
cascading from 2000 feet that often turn
to mist before reaching the pond, billion
year-old cliffs and frequent wildlife
sightings. This famous tour has been featured
in many magazines and on several television
programs. Visit them at www.bontours.ca. |
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L'Anse
aux Meadows |
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your Newfoundland trip, don’t miss L'Anse
aux Meadows …At the tip of the Great Northern
Peninsula of the island of Newfoundland, the
remains of an 11th-century Viking settlement
are evidence of the first European presence
in North America. The excavated remains of
wood-framed peat-turf buildings are similar
to those found in Norse Greenland and Iceland. |
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TO STAY |
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Battle
Harbour
Inn |
While venturing into Labrador….an accommodation
“must” is Battle Harbour, which is a national
historic site that has been restored. Catch
the ferry over to the Island where you will
enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and experience
what life must have been like in this remote
historic town. At the right times you will
observe whales and other sea life, not to
mention the many upclose
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encounters with ice bergs! Visit them at
www.battleharbour.com.
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| WHAT
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After
taking the ferry “Apollo” from St. Barbe,
Newfoundland to Blanc Sablon, and on your
way to Battle Harbour, you can visit the
historical Point Amour Lighthouse, L’Anse
Amour Burial Mound, Red Bay and the Labrador
Straits Museum to see artifacts from Burial
Mound as well as exhibits on the last 150
years on the Labrador Coast. |
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Northern
Newfoundland Area |
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TO STAY |
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Quirpon
Lighthouse |
Quirpon
Lighthouse offers an extremely unique island
experience in a 1922 lightkeeper’s home
on the shores of "Iceberg Alley" which was
fully restored by Linkum Tours in 1998.
Quirpon Island is said to be one of Newfoundland’s
best location for viewing icebergs as the
Labrador Current carries them south. As
you drift off to sleep in our well-appointed
inn, let the powerful North Atlantic surf
remind you of the hardiness of the generations
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lived in this isolated corner of the globe where
nature has remained untamed. At dawn, be certain
you introduce yourself to your only neighbours -
the whales migrating past your doorstep. Visit
them at www.linkumtours.com |
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| WHERE
TO DINE |
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Gros
Morne Resort
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near the northern part of Gros Morne National
Park dine at Gros Morne Resort. This high
caliber hotel and restaurant offers a warm,
friendly and relaxing atmosphere with a
spectacular view. Visit them at www.grosmorneresort.com.
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| WHAT
TO DO |
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Linkum
Tours
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If
you are feeling adventurous check out two
of the Newfoundland’s premiere tour operators
Explore |
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Newfoundland and Linkum Tours. Whether you are experienced
or only recreational, they offer offers elite kayaking
and hiking tours throughout Newfoundland. They will
cater to your needs and ideas. Visit them
at www.linkumtours.com.
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