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Destination Labrador
Labrador's Tourism Destination Management Organization

Western Newfoundland and Labrador

This a suggested 10-day itinerary to explore 3 UNESCO sites; Gros Morne, L'Anse aux Meadows and Red Bay. Choose from Sunday to Thursday departures from mid June to mid September (depending on ferry schedule).

 

Day 1

Fly to Deer Lake Airport (YDF) and Gros Morne National Park
Arrive at Deer Lake Airport. Depart from Halifax/St. John's International Airport. Pick up Rental Car and proceed to the Gros Morne National Park to pickup Parks Canada Passes to the Park (Gros Morne) and Historic Sites (L'Anse aux Meadows, Port au Choix, and Red Bay)
Overnight in Gros Morne

 
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Day 2 Gros Morne

Boat Through a Glacier-Carved Fjord at Western Brook Pond
Port Aux Choix NHS
Overnight in Plum Point

 

Day 3 Labrador

Depart for St. Barbe, NL
Take the morning ferry across Iceberg Alley to Labrador onboard the MV Qajaq
Optional experiences (Visit Gateway to Labrador Visitor Centre, coastal hike Jersey Trails)
Visit/Tour Point Amour Lighthouse historic site and Museum
Visit/Tour mercantile fishery themed experiences at sites Battle Harbour National Historic District
Overnight in Battle Harbour

 
Battle Harbour Island

Day 4 Battle Harbour

Choose from multiple natural and cultural/historic experiences offers (traditional bread-making workshops, hiking on the islands, boat excursions offering marine wildlife observation, cod fishing, and iceberg hunting)
Overnight in Battle Harbour

 
Red Bay

Day 5 Red Bay

Visit/Tour Basque themed museum experiences and site at Red Bay National Historic Site
Overnight in L'Anse au Clair

 

Day 6 L'Anse aux Meadows

Visit/Tour Viking themed museum experiences and sites at L'Anse Aux Meadows National Historic Site
Overnight St. Anthony

 

Day 7-9 Gros Morne

Visit/Tour geological themed experiences and sites in Gros Morne National Park

 

Day 10 End trip

Fly from Deer Lake Airport (YDF)

 

More inforamtion

For more information about Western Newfoundland, please visit Go Western Newfoundland

 
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