Newfoundland A Coastal Journey Private Tour 3-4 Guests (~6 Hrs)
5.0 · 15 Reviews
Excellent Quality
Likely to Sell Out
Overview
Local Expertise: All guides are proud to call St. John's home. Each having lived here at least 60 years, we share with you authentic stories coming from true locals, something a 15-minute photo op simply can't provide. We ensure you are left with lasting memories. Unrushed Exploration: Enjoy 30 to 90 minutes at every stop. There is no rush to fit all of this into a 3-hour window. Your tour at your pace. Deep Engagement: You won't just see the landmarks—you'll experience them. Wander, talk, listen, explore. Climb to the top of Cabot Tower, enter the lighthouse at Cape Spear, walk to the edge of the continent, interact with local fishermen. Visit several areas involved in WW1, WW2, 7 years war. See how our strategic location as the entry way to North America played pivotal roles. Truly Private Service: Travel in an SUV limited to 3 guests, each with its own dedicated guide. Tour length can be adjusted as needed. Cruise passengers - we start & end on your schedule. It’s your day.
What's Included
Bottled Water
Handmade Souvenier from your guide - yours to keep.
Air-conditioned vehicle
Additional Info
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
It is suggested you take the following items with you the day of, to make your experience most enjoyable. There is storage space enough for passenger to bring along: * Comfortable walking shoes * Raincoat or Umbrella * Suntan Lotion * Clothing Layers * Sunglasses * Backpack or bag * Mobile Phone & charger. USB port is available in the vehicle. * Camera * Water & Snacks ( you will have time to purchase lunch / snacks at midday.) * Visa, Debit card or cash for souvenier & food / beverage purchases
While the entire tour is not accessible, much of it is. Going all the way to the lighthouse in Fort Amherst would be difficult however other parts of that stop are accessible. The lighthouse in Cape Spear will be difficult however all other areas of Cape Spear are accessible. Outside of those two stops, a wheelchair will not be an issue.
Not recommended for travellers who have walking difficulties. Some stops we walk to lighthouses and some include walking uphill.
While most of this tour is wheelchair accessible, there are 2 stops out of 7 that are partially accessible only, with the other areas being viewable but will be difficult to access.
Reviews
5.0
based on 15 reviews