Highlights

Big landscapes and little towns.

Start with a visit to Gros Morne National Park’s Discovery Centre to understand the culture and nature that make this a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The tiny but active outport of Trout River lies at the base of the Mars-like Tableland Mountains. After strolling the base of the mountains, the outport offers culture (and food!) to delight you.

The fjords are an icon of Gros Morne and your visit will take you to new heights with a boat tour through them.

The towns scattered throughout the park are host to museums, artisans and restaurants that bring the local history and foods to you.

Icebergs are a spectacle that you can’t appreciate without experiencing them yourself.

Spend an evening sampling local cuisine and customs and see for yourself why Newfoundlanders are the friendliest people on earth.

As for the perfect finale, why not leave Gros Morne in search of icebergs amongst the sheltered bays east of the park. The spectacle of these 10,000 year old ice giants as they migrate south and meet the whales on their northward journey is invariably humbling.

Let these five days be an adventure that brings you a lifetime of memories.