Visit Newfoundland - It's a Crazy Place!

Like no other part of the world, Newfoundland offer some striking nature
experiences. I spent two weeks travelling around the island and this video covers what to do and how you can plan your visit to this wonderful province of Canada.
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All the best
Joakim

To see the fossils - Edge of Avalon Interpretation Centre:

Boat Tour Gros Morne:

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[SandyOver]

Great video. I am thinking about an escorted tour of Newfoundland in 2024. Love your accent!

[Sam-gwxz]

I’m from a small fishing a couple hours west of twilingate, and living in St. John’s for the past 5 years, I agree that I would only spend one day here lol

[utahdan]

New Foundland on west side was incredible. I did many hikes, cruised on Western Brook Pond. The unspoiled beauty stays in my memory very vividly. Stunning views, waterfalls, peaks, lakes, fjords, waters of St Lawrence Bay and the most spectacular thing to see is the Earth’s mantle what can be seen in a few places in the world.

[vonettaaustin]

I just returned from the most amazing trip to Newfoundland. I already can’t wait to return.

[privatename]

Great video! Newfoundland is a hidden gem! It's stunning.

[rbrtmllr]

Looks like you have a great trip to Newfoundland. Welcome to the island.

The Tragically Hip loved Mistaken Point enough to include it in the song Fly. Along that route, you passed Saint Vincent's where the whales come right close to the shore in June.

The Puffins do come across the gap fairly often. If you're staying in the area, keep trying! Pack a picnic and walk out to Cable John Cove (just past Spillars Cove near Bonavista). Cable John Cove is one of my favourite spots in Newfoundland. Have your lunch and boil up a coffee. It's very chill. For those that enjoy local restaurants and scenery, be sure to stop into Trinity, and Old Bonaventure along this route.

Great job moose spotting!

If you come back to St. John's I'll buy you a beer and share some tips.

[utahdan]

I traveled alone for two weeks in New Foundland and Labrador from USA just when Fiona hit. I was 69 years old. It was awesome.

[ryantwitter]

Great video and summary. Most people don’t get to see that much on their trips so you did a lot. I would say 1 day is too little in St. John’s. But no more than a week. Only 3 meals (usually) in a day and St. John’s is a foodie town so that what I would say you might have missed out on.

[michaelgramaglia]

"If you don't like puffins something is wrong with you." No truer words have been spoken.

[KavorkaDesigns]

A fellow Newfie here, surprising to see you not do the "Kiss the Cod" 'screech-in' the Newfie swearing-in while you were here, that's an event of its self lol, also many great places you've missed, all the water falls, rivers an animals and whales etc

[Vinzaf]

A swede that didn't make the trip to L'anse aux Meadows?! Sheesh! I suppose that would be the stereotypical thing to do, however. :p Glad to have had you, either way!

[JohnSmith-mizy]

St. John's and Gros Morne are gems.

[scaryjesus]

You drove right past my house on the most southern tip when you did the Irish Loop (St. Vincent's/St. Mary's area), glad to see you enjoyed my home province!

[mayloo]

Newfoundland and Labrador. Labrador was added many years ago.
PS During 9/11, there were planes diverted to the airport at Gander. Far and Away was a musical based on the experiences of the passengers and townspeople. And I think mummery is a Christmas tradition in NF too.

[kerrynatter]

I'm an American and after losing my mother last June, who was born and bred in Newfoundland, I am leaving the USA and coming "home."

[marabevan]

I hiked in Gros Morne a few years ago! Just amazing

[newfie]

Glad you enjoyed your trip to Newfoundland!

[Maddierock]

Hey cool I’m from Newfoundland. My moms family comes from twillingate I lived there when I was little 😁 I use to free climb those cliffs you showed from crow head. Love the video man. Thanks for visiting us. Hope you could understand MOST of what everyone said. 😂 ✌️&❤️

[mariaocean]

As an Newfie myself, my favorite place to visit is the Salmonier Nature Park and The terra Nova National Park, St.John's is always fun for shopping and sight seeing - I haven't been there in an while. I live 20 minutes outside of Clarenville, so that means 3 hour drive to St.Johns - gas has gotten so expensive.

[tuckerandi]

As a Newfoundlander I enjoyed your video, Twillingate is definitely a beautiful location my daughter bought a vacation home there last year and we spent a lot of time there this year. You missed the ice berg that are often in Twillingate i will add a link to a video i did there last summer of ice bergs and fishing to give you an indication of what they were like there last summer.