How to Get from St. John’s to Trinity, NL

By Skipper Bob Bartlett | Trinity Bay, Newfoundland | 30+ years welcoming guests to the peninsula. St. John’s to Trinity is a 3-hour, 10-minute drive. Take the Trans-Canada west to Clarenville, then Route 230 north to Trinity. If you can’t get a rental car, your three best alternatives are the A Time in Trinity package

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Puffin Watching in Newfoundland

People come to Trinity Bay for the whales. They come for the icebergs. But I’ll tell you something, some of the happiest reactions I’ve seen on the water, bigger than a humpback breaching fifty feet off the bow, have been from guests catching their first glimpse of an Atlantic puffin.

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Whale Watching in Newfoundland: Everything You Need to Know, From a 30-Year Guide

Looking to go on a whale watching tour to see some of the largest whales, swim, frolic and feed up close and personal? Well, Newfoundland is the place to do it!

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Newfoundland in June: Whales, Icebergs & What to Pack

People ask me all the time: “When is the best time to visit Newfoundland?” And I always tell them the same thing. It depends what you want to see. But if your answer is “everything,” then I have one word for you: June.

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