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Newfoundland and Labrador is a remote, accessible, delicious, safe, exhilarating, musical, cultured, adventurous, tranquil, dynamic and fun travel adventure. Boasting remote coastlines, dramatic mountains, wild rivers, sophisticated urban setting, huge wildlife gatherings, and dizzying displays of primordial chaos; the destination of Newfoundland and Labrador is starting to be recognized as one of the world's most impressive travel destinations. Adventure Newfoundland is your connection to all things Newfoundland and Labrador. From travel adventures to the innovative music scene, to genealogy, to the stories of the first peoples, we are your landing pad as you take off and explore one of Earth's great travel adventures. We invite you to check out these wonderful vacation options.
Newfoundland Adventure Experience the world's largest gathering of humpback whales and a fabulous diversity of marine wildlife. Small groups and giant landscapes are featured. These departures are all guaranteed to go. While we can never promise whales, these dates include the prime whale watching season (100 per cent viewing success 1994-2007). Most years we see the largest numbers and varieties of whales between late June and early August. The seabirds are thinning out by late July but everybody should see murres, puffins, razorbilled auks, gannets, eagles, moose, caribou, and many other species of wildlife. Since 1993 (except 1999, 2005 and 2006) everybody saw icebergs on our June and July trips. Guests also get to enjoy eastern Newfoundland's museums, lighthouses, trails, wildflowers, songbirds, flavours, and local folks.
Whale Study Week Our Whale Study Week is a great opportunity to participate in actual whale research. Or whale lovers can simply enjoy being in the company of these majestic animals as they travel and sometimes play in their northern feeding grounds. For groups with a special interest in marine mammal biology, we provide special evening presentations on marine mammal entrapment research, whale biology, dolphin intelligence, whale distribution, and general marine ecology. Wildland Tours president Dave Snow has taught marine mammal biology in Canada and the United States and has been involved with field studies with some of the world's best known whale researchers. You do not need to be an expert to enjoy this holiday; the program is suitable for any nature enthusiast who wants to enjoy the company of whales. And although we do try to collect useful scientific information, the holiday is simply a wonderful experience for anybody interested in fun, photography, or a unique adventure.
Viking
Trail Experience Journey through time with us to learn about the birth of a continent and the death of an ocean. Walk in the footsteps of the New World's first peoples and explore the home of the first Viking explorers. This exciting holiday starts and ends in Deer Lake, Newfoundland and explores the nature and geology of Gros Morne National Park -- a United Nations World Heritage Site. L'Anse aux Meadows, North America's only known Viking settlement and Red Bay, the Labrador home of over 1,000 Basque whalers during the 1540s, are also highlights of this unique vacation. The holiday also features the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains, a visit to the Grenfell Interpretation Centre, lots of birds and wildlife, plus a short journey to the "centre of the earth." Enjoy Newfoundlanders, our culture, and our landscape on this unforgettable holiday. And help us celebrate the 1008th anniversary of the Vikings walking our shores.
May Magic A holiday where you choose the dates and leave the rest to us. Begin with a boat tour featuring North America's largest puffin colony, and thousands of other seabirds. Often we find dolphins, humpbacks, and the year's first fin whales. Travel to North America's most easterly point and briefly explore the oldest City before traveling to the first outpost of New France. Visit the Continent's third largest gannet colony. This site is also a breeding ground for thousands of other seabirds and they will all be waiting for your camera.
Northern Whale
Study Join a Wildland Tours naturalist on our quest to study and catalogue the humpbacks and orcas of northern Newfoundland and southern Labrador. The area is incredibly rich with wildlife but is one of North America's least studied marine areas. Enjoy comfortable nights, wild days, and some of our planet's most dramatic landscapes as we count humpbacks and pioneer the study of eastern North America's orcas.
Northern Labrador Polar Bear Cruise This expedition to look for the polar bears of Canada’s newest national park takes in one of Canada’s least explored and most beautiful coastlines. The north coast of Labrador is home to some of the planet’s most stirring Arctic tales. Traders, explorers, distinctive cultures, and delicious traditions going back to the earliest peoples in North America combine to make this one of our planet’s most exciting coastal adventures.
World Wide Country Tours Thrill to whale-watching voyages, marvel at North America’s largest puffin colony, gaze in awe at the breathtaking variety of wildlife and savor sweeping seascapes. You’ll never forget the captivating coastlines and historic atmosphere you’ll explore on our Newfoundland and Labrador tour! Tour Highlights include a visit Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, whale-watching voyages featuring acrobatic humpback whales and North America’s largest puffin colony, breathtaking wildflowers, fossils and L’Anse aux Meadows, the only authenticated Viking site in North America. |
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