Day 1: In the morning, pick up guests from the airport and take them to the hotel for rest. The hotel will be a five-star seaside Sheraton or a similar type of hotel.
Next, go to Cora for an authentic Canadian brunch.
Start a wonderful day with a delightful and healthy brunch at Cora. Their brunch is truly meaningful, visually appealing, nutritionally balanced, and low in calories. They offer monthly seasonal innovative dishes that are exclusive to the current month. The plate is accompanied by a variety of fresh fruits, beautifully vibrant, making one's mouth water!

In the afternoon, guests can rest at the hotel and enjoy the hotel's leisure facilities to adjust to the time difference.

Welcome Dinner at Raymond's Restaurant - Ranked #1 in Canada
Raymond's Restaurant is ranked as the number one restaurant in Canada and has been honored as the top Newfoundland restaurant by The New York Times. With stunning harbor views, a cozy ambiance, exquisite tableware, skillfully crafted dishes, and warm hospitality, it will wash away the fatigue of your journey and leave you feeling refreshed both physically and in your taste buds!

Day 2:
In the morning, visit the iconic Water Street and George Street, which are representative of St. John's.
 Water Street, with its vibrant colors, is one of the oldest streets in North America and one of the main commercial streets in St. John's.This famous street showcases the trading patterns and architectural styles of European powers such as Britain, France, and the Netherlands during the 19th century.George Street is the oldest and most densely populated bar street in North America. It is also the latest operating bar street in North America, with establishments staying open until the early hours of the morning. In the 19th century, sailors, old captains, and dancers gathered here, gradually forming a designated meeting point. Even today, many pirate and maritime trade terms are still preserved and used here.

Next, visit the Basilica
Visit the Basilica, also known as the Anglican Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, located in St. John's city.

The Basilica is an ancient architectural gem, dating back to 1855, and its design represents a revival of classical architecture in North America. Inside the church, 65 unique stained glass windows illuminate the exquisite Italianate multicolored ceiling and gilded areas. On its anniversary celebration, Pope Pius VII bestowed the name "The Basilica" upon it, recognizing its grandeur and significance.

Have lunch at the rooftop observation restaurant in The Rooms；
After lunch, proceed to Signal Hill；

Signal Hill is the place where the world's first transatlantic wireless signal was received. It is also an excellent location to view the city of St. John's from above. You can capture a panoramic view of St. John's from Signal Hill, with a wide vista of harbor masts, winding coastlines, and colorful houses juxtaposed against the harbor. The scenery is truly picturesque.

Day 3：
head to Cape Spear in the morning;

Take a hike on the trail at the easternmost point of North America, feeling the temperature of every inch of the land with your feet. Visit Cape Spear, the easternmost point of North America, and take photos facing the vast Atlantic Ocean. Dovekies, Great Cormorants, and Thick-billed Murres often visit this area. Here, you can also see the oldest lighthouse, battery, and ammunition depot, as well as the weather-beaten ruins of the Spear Fort. Come to the easternmost point of North America, face the sea, meditate, contemplate, seek peace, and find inspiration!

Then proceed to visit a brewery for a tour；Visit the renowned local brewery, Quidi Vidi Brewery, known for its unique beers. One of their most famous brews is the "Iceberg" beer, made with pure water sourced from 20,000-year-old icebergs. This beer is exclusively sold in St. John's, Newfoundland, making it truly one-of-a-kind. Here, you can learn about and savor authentic local beers with their rich and lingering flavors. Let the taste of these beers bloom like vibrant flowers on your palate, leaving you with delightful memories of Canada's intoxicating charm.

In the afternoon, drive to the Suspension Bridge Park, which is approximately an 80-minute drive away.

La Manche Provincial Park, commonly known as the Suspension Bridge Park. Walk through the lush mountain trail to reach the desolate remains of La Manche, a small fishing village destroyed by a fierce tsunami in 1966. Cross the swaying suspension bridge over the strait and follow the cliff boardwalk to enjoy the magnificent bay view. The soul is unconsciously shocked, penetrating the insignificance and eternity of life. Here, sleeping souls can forget all the hardships of the world!

Dinner will be a Chinese buffet.

Day 4：

head out in the morning to explore Bird Island；

Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve, also known as Bird Island. It is the largest seabird nesting colony in North America. Over 70,000 birds cover the entire island and surrounding cliffs, creating a mesmerizing white spectacle. In this enchanting coastal corner, you will find thousands of Atlantic Puffins, Northern Gannets, Common Murres, Thick-billed Murres, Black-legged Kittiwakes, Razorbills, and Horned Larks. Why are Northern Gannets known as the "birds of love"? The answer will be unveiled before your eyes: you will witness the truly unique and beautiful courtship behavior of the Northern Gannets. The female and male birds face each other, spread their wings, continuously shake their heads, rub their bills together, or preen each other's feathers with their bills. Finally, they both raise their heads, point their bills to the sky, and call out incessantly, as if announcing to their companions, "We are now a couple!" The locals describe this scene as "fencing" (in French, l'escrime). The Northern Gannets have earned the honorary title of "birds of love" due to their distinctive and famous "fencing-style kisses".

Day 5：
In the morning, drive to Terra Nova National Park and spend the entire day exploring the park.
Terra Nova National Park, which is the first and oldest national park in the province with a total area of 400 square kilometers. We will take you to the best viewpoint to overlook the magnificent panoramic view, and you can also visit the visitor center to see the whale skeleton，Then guests can choose hiking trails based on their fitness level and preferences for a hiking adventure.

In the evening, they can check-in at the park's central cabin or a similar type of hotel for accommodation.

Day 6：
In the morning, we will drive to Grand Falls-Windsor.
In the morning, you will drive to Grand Falls-Windsor. It is the largest town in central Newfoundland and has a touch of mystery to it.

In the afternoon, you have the option to enjoy some free time or participate in a treasure hunt activity；

In the evening, you will check-in at the Riverfront Chalets & Rafting Newfoundland, a vacation cabin or a similar type of hotel.

Day 7：
You can enjoy swimming, mountain biking, barbecue (additional cost for ingredients), or rafting (additional cost).

In the evening, you will check-in at the Riverfront Chalets & Rafting Newfoundland, a vacation cabin or a similar type of hotel.

Day 8 & 9：
You will visit Gros Morne National Park for two days，the guests can choose hiking trails based on their fitness level and preferences for a hiking adventure.

In the morning, you will depart for Gros Morne National Park. This area not only became a Canadian national park reserve early on but is also recognized as a significant and unique UNESCO World Heritage site. Gros Morne showcases the perfect example of how continental drift and glaciation have shaped the Earth's surface. From the lowlands along the coast to the high mountain meadows, from freshwater fjords to glacier-carved valleys, from towering cliffs to rushing waterfalls, and from ancient lakes to exposed rock formations dating back millions of years, the diverse and stunning landscapes of Gros Morne are truly captivating.

Visit Western Brook Pond

Take a boat tour of Western Brook Pond, a glacially-carved fjord known for its towering cliffs that reach hundreds of meters high and cascading waterfalls. The lake is known for its pure, non-conductive water due to a lack of necessary substances！

Visit The TableLands

In the afternoon, explore the Martian landscape at The Tablelands, one of the few places in the world where the mantle is exposed. The long-term movement of the Earth's crust pushed the mantle to the surface, resulting in a barren, ochre-colored terrain that resembles the Martian landscape. NASA also has a research facility here, using this area as a simulated Mars site.

In the evening, you will check into a high-end vacation villa or a similar type of hotel within the park.

Day 10：
After breakfast, we will drive to Humber Valley.
You have the option to enjoy a round of golf or experience the high-altitude golf course at the luxurious Humber Valley Golf Resort and Villas, named after Queen Elizabeth II of Newfoundland. Alternatively, you can choose to go kayaking or try the exhilarating zipline adventure.
You will check into the Humber Valley Golf Resort or a similar type of hotel.

Day 11：
Explore Fogo Island and indulge in the luxurious service of Fogo Island Inn, ranked among the top 10 hotels in North America.

Fogo Island, one of the world's four corners, is the epitome of Newfoundland's distinctive islands, offering unparalleled rocky coastal landscapes. Perched on a secluded cape, with the crashing waves and foamy sea spray at your feet, capture the essence of this irreplicable beauty. As you press the shutter, immortalize the feeling of "this is the most beautiful moment of my life, standing on the threshold where eternity awaits." Apart from the breathtaking photoshoot experience, don't miss the opportunity to stay at Fogo Island Inn, a surrealistic gem ranked among the top 10 unique hotels in North America. Located on an isolated island where the Gulf of St. Lawrence meets the Atlantic Ocean, the inn boasts rooms that almost parallel the coastline, a rooftop sauna, and a hot tub with panoramic ocean views. Witness the striking juxtaposition of modern architecture against the rugged and barren coastal landscape firsthand.

Day 12：
After breakfast, you will drive to the town of Bonavista, which is approximately a 3-hour drive away；
Unlike other towns in Newfoundland built along steep bays, Bonavista is situated on open plains. For centuries, it has been a hub for traditional fishing, particularly for cod, lobster, and snow crab. It is also the place where the Venetian explorer Cabot first landed on the continent of Newfoundland, giving it a sense of remoteness and discovery.

The Ryan Premises, a historic site and national park, is located in Bonavista and showcases the rich history of the area's commercial fishing industry.

You will check in at The Harbour Quarters Inn or Elizabeth J. Cottages or a similar type of hotel in Bonavista for the evening.

Day 13：
Drive back to St. John's in the morning；
In the afternoon, you can enjoy iceberg, whale, and bird watching activities, depending on the month and weather conditions；
In the evening, you will check in at Ryan Mansion or a similar type of hotel.
Ryan Mansion, built between 1909 and 1911, is a prestigious hotel that has been awarded the Canada Select 5 Star Inn and was ranked as the number one hotel in Canada by TripAdvisor in 2015. The construction of the hotel used the same batch of wood materials as the Titanic, and it was designed and crafted by the same designer and artisans. The hotel preserves the tableware, menus, and some historical artifacts used on the Titanic. Additionally, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla, stayed at this hotel during their official visit to Canada in 2009 when they visited St. John's, the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Day 14：
It's time for a warm airport transfer, marking the end of your marvelous journey.