Day 1:

Arrival and bird-watching by boat. This is a paradise for PUFFINS, the provincial bird of Newfoundland. We will observe them up close and admire their adorable appearance and actions.

In the afternoon, visit the scenic attractions of St. John's, the easternmost city in North America. This includes Cape Spear, the easternmost point in North America, where you can enjoy the vast Atlantic Ocean. Explore the oldest lighthouse, fortifications, and ammunition depot, as well as the weathered ruins of Signal Hill.

Day 2：

Visit the Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This reserve contains the world's oldest known large-scale fossils dating back to the Ediacaran Period, offering important insights into the evolution of life on Earth. Visitors can even touch fossils that are millions of years old.

Day 3:

Explore Signal Hill, the place where the world's first transatlantic wireless signal was received. It also offers a panoramic view of St. John's from a high vantage point. Then, visit Placentia and explore Castle Hill National Historic Site, learning about the fishing traditions of the Placentia Delta. Continue to Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve, the largest seabird nesting site in North America, with over 70,000 birds covering the island and its surrounding cliffs.

Day 4:

Visit the charming towns of Brigus and Cupids, experiencing the ambiance of the oldest British colonies. Then, hike the Skerwink Trail, rated as one of the top 35 hiking trails in the world by Travel and Leisure magazine, offering stunning views. Proceed to Bonavista, the second UNESCO Global Geopark, where John Cabot landed and discovered Newfoundland. Visit the lighthouse and explore Dungeon Provincial Park.

Day 5:

Visit Terra Nova National Park, the first national park established in Newfoundland and Labrador. Then, drive along the scenic coastal highway, enjoying the beautiful landscapes and visiting local hidden gems. Stop at Twillingate, known for its highly rated seafood restaurant, where you can indulge in local delicacies such as lobster, cod, or snow crab.

Day 6:

Explore Crow Head and go fishing for cod with experienced local fishermen. Depending on the time, you may also opt for a zip-lining experience, offering breathtaking views of Humber Valley and Marble Mountain. Stay in a characteristic guesthouse in Corner Brook, a former British governor's residence.

Day 7:

Head to Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the Tablelands, a Martian-like landscape where you can see the Earth's mantle. In the afternoon, visit the Discovery Center and hike one of the most representative trails in the national park.

Day 8:

Visit the famous Lobster Head Lighthouse and take a boat tour of Western Brook Pond, a glacially-carved fjord known for its towering cliffs and cascading waterfalls. The water in the lake is exceptionally pure and non-conductive due to the lack of necessary minerals.

Day 9:

Explore The Arches, enormous rock arches in the sea formed by Ordovician limestone eroded by the waves. They are stunning features in the waters of Newfoundland. Visit L'Anse aux Meadows, the only confirmed Norse (Viking) site in North America, dating back to the 11th century. It is considered one of the most valuable archaeological discoveries in North America.

Day 10:

Take a ferry to Labrador and visit Red Bay, the fifth UNESCO World Heritage Site, once a major Basque whaling center in North America. Explore Point Amour Lighthouse, the tallest lighthouse in Atlantic Canada and the second tallest in Canada, standing at 109 feet. Enjoy an exclusive private group experience by ascending to the top of the tower for a panoramic view of land and sea.

Day 11:

Take a ferry back to Newfoundland and visit the Port au Choix National Historic Site, known for its archaeological discoveries and considered one of the most valuable in North America. Stay in accommodations within the national park.

Day 12:

In the morning, choose the most representative and beautiful trail within the park based on everyone's preferences and time constraints. Finally, transfer to the airport, concluding the enjoyable journey.