Learn a little more about Trinity on the Bonavista Peninsula before your visit with stories from our team and guests. Discover where to stay, eat, and play while you’re here and plan your perfect trip with our advice.
Whale watching with us is a little bit different, but a whole lot better. Here are some pointers for you before we go on this wonderful experience together.
10 reasons to choose a Zodiac tour for your Newfoundland whale watching adventure!
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint. Conscious Consumption. Enjoy It Responsibly
Every spring, giant hunks of ice break off from northern glaciers and start their journey south, skipping southeast along our shores. There’s a reason we call that coast Iceberg Alley.
Luckily for you, there is a world of shopping options available in the province that are all locally owned and operated, so you can surprise your people while supporting your home.
Concrete tanks can never replace the ocean. Whales swim hundreds of miles per day in the wild and are highly intelligent animals. Even though captives are kept in an environment free of predators and pollution, they die young.
Tourism in Newfoundland and Labrador is a major financially viable, renewable and essential portion of the provincial economy. The products we offer at Trinity Eco-tours are world class, once in a lifetime, life changing experiences, plus it is good value for your tourism dollar.
2020 | Featured on CBC
Have you missed out on a whale-watching trip? Or maybe you’ve never been whale watching and you would love to go!
2019 | Afar Magazine
Newfoundland, an island in Canada’s most easterly province, is the September getaway you didn’t know you needed. Looking for sweeping coastline vistas or on a hunt for glaciers? Newfoundland’s got ’em.
2019 | Featured In Canadian Press
Bob Bartlett, owner, and operator of Trinity Eco-Tours, says he’s detected an increase in iceberg tourism over the last few years as people rush to see the glacial giants up close before they are lost to climate change.
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