Wander
- When to Travel to Newfoundland
- On the Water
- Wander
- Learn & Connect
- Play
- Shop
- Photograph
- Bicycle
- Feast
- Hike & Walk
- Sleep In
- Bird
- FlightSee
"... Never have I fallen so truly, madly and deeply in love with a land so hard and so fast..." Colleen Seto, Honourary Newfoundlander & Certified Fun Professional, who calls herself a "CapeRacer"
Perhaps the best way to see Newfoundland is to wander. The "Traveller's Diary" will help you. Poke in and out of shops, restaurants, unusual general stores and character-rich pubs. Walk out a stage at the end of a long wharf. Strike up a conversation with a skipper, or drop in for open mic night at O'Reily's pub. Go to an outport Blueberry Festival and see the world's largest blueberry pie. Have a beach fire in the cove at Heart's Delight. Peer into one of the many twine lofts that are still standing after being closed for nearly twenty years.
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Check out the massive ships that service the off-shore oil rigs, buy a quilt from Mrs. Coles in Elliston. Sit on a big rock. Have homemade ice cream from Moo Moos. See a Puffin. Walk on a gravel road. Pick up a lost 1860's coin on a trail. Learn to play an ugly stick, or buy up a Horner harmonica with playing instructions for nine bucks. Peer into an abandoned house. Feed the horses apples. Have a beer with Jack Wells at his twine store. Throw rocks into a 400 foot deep fijord and wait for the noise. Walk out on a wharf. Take random pictures. Listen to a story.
Just wander. The best way to enjoy Newfoundland. And you decide.