Newfoundland Circumnavigation Cruise

Today you begin your journey by boarding your international outbound flight to St John's. On arrival in St John's, make your own way to your hotel where you'll have the rest of the day to explore Newfoundland's historic capital.

After a morning at leisure, you'll be transferred to your ship, where you'll meet your fellow travellers and crew, and set sail on your anti-clockwise circumnavigation of Newfoundland. Whilst on board all of your meals and soft drinks are included.

Spend the next two days exploring the wild, rugged and beautiful northeast coastline, keeping your eyes peeled for some of the abundant bird and marine life.

Enjoy another day on the northeast coast today.

Explore the Norse settlement at UNESCO World Heritage Site of L'Anse Aux Meadows today, giving you an insight into some of the many cultures to have lived in this part of Canada.

Cross over to Labrador today as you visit the old whaling station of Red Bay. The area hosts some interesting maritime history, including a number of significant ship wrecks.

Spend the day in spectacular Gros Morne National Park today and the small town of Woody Point.

The next two days will be spent in the waters and rugged coastline of the southern coast of Newfoundland which you will explore by Zodiac (weather depending).

Enjoy another day exploring the rugged bays and inlets of the south coast.

Visit the First Nations settlement at Miawpukek today and meet some of the locals.

Your penultimate day is spent in the French territory of Saint Pierre, with its characterful shops and culture.

Sail into St John's today and bid your crew and companions farewell. You'll be transferred from the boat to St John's Airport in time for your onward flight.

Arrive home today to complete your journey.