This three-hour bus tour from St. John's showcases the Northeast Avalon region's rich history and natural beauty. Explore charming coastal towns, immerse yourself in Newfoundland's history, and experience unparalleled natural landscape that makes this region so captivating. Your knowledgeable local guide shares insight into the history, culture, and natural wonders of the Northeast Avalon, making this a truly enriching experience. Plenty of stops along the way!
Please arrive 15 minutes before departure. Check-in with gift shop staff. Do not wait outside. Your guide will accompany you to the tour vehicle.
Stop by the seasonal touch tank filled with a variety of local marine life and learn from marine interpreters.
Walk along the closest beach to St. John's and look for seashells and sea glass as you listen to the crashing waves of the North Atlantic ocean.
Learn about the Battle of Signal Hill as we pass through Torbay where the British landed in 1762 to retake St. John's from the French.
Visit the Flatrock Grotto, where Pope John Paul II celebrated mass in 1984 - the 200th anniversary of the Catholic Church in North America.
Learn about the sinking of the schooner Waterwitch in 1875 off of Pouch Cove and take photos of the scenic coastline.
One of many communities in Conception Bay South, marvel at the cliffside homes against the vast bay where fishermen have fished for 500 years.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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