Day 1: Glendenning Golf Course

 

Morning: Pick up the guest; 

Check in at Sheraton Hotel;

 

Morning & afternoon: Rest in the hotel

Enjoy the Glendenning Golf Course, "City Oasis",one of the best golf courses in Newfoundland

 

Glendening Golf Course is a semi private course, only a few minutes' drive from the city center. It is an oasis in the city. Its18 holes are separated by forests, allowing you to enjoy an intimate and relaxed golf experience. The terrain of the stadium is slightly undulating, allowing people of all ages to enjoy strolling through it. In April 2012, it was awarded the Best Course of the Year by the Newfoundland Golf Association.

Welcome dinner at Raymond's Restaurant, the 1 restaurant in Canada.

 

Raymond's Restaurant - the number one restaurant in Canada and topped the New York Times Best Newfoundland Restaurants list. The view of the harbor, the warm atmosphere, the exquisite tableware, the skillful food, and the warm hospitality will refresh your body and taste buds!

Day 2: Water Street&George Street → The Basilica  → Signal Hill → Cape Spear

 

Morning: Visiting Water Street& George Street -- the most iconic streets in St. John’s 

 

The colorful Water Street is one of the oldest streets in North America and one of the main commercial streets in St. John’s. This famous street shows the trading patterns and architectural styles of the 19th century, the British, French, Dutch and other European powers. George Street is the oldest and most densely populated bar street in North America. It is also one of the oldest and most densely populated bar streets in North America. In the 19th century, sailors, old captains, dancers gathered here, gradually formed a convention stronghold, until today, many, piracy and maritime trade terms are still retained and used here.

Then proceed to The Basilica ;

 

The Basilica was built in 1855, whose design marked a revival of classical architecture in North America. Inside the church, 65 unique stained glass windows illuminate the extraordinary beauty of the Italianate poly chromatic ceiling and gold-leafed lighted areas. On the anniversary of its dedication, Pope Pius VII named it The Basilica.

Lunch: The Rooms -- the top floor observation restaurant ;

 

Post-lunch: Signal Hill;

 

This is the place where the world's first transatlantic wireless signal was received. It is also a great place to see the city of St. John's from the top. From Signal Hill, you can get a bird's eye view of St. John’s, with its expansive views, harbor sails, winding coastline, and colorful houses along the harbor.

Cape Spear

 

Stretch your muscles on the easternmost hiking trail in North America, experience the morning breeze of the Atlantic Ocean blowing the dawn fog, and feel the temperature of every inch of the land with your feet. Visit the easternmost point Cape Spear, facing the turquoise Atlantic Ocean for photography. Dovekie, Great Cormorant and Thick-billed Murre also frequently come. There are the oldest lighthouses, gun emplacements and ammunition depots, as well as the weathered ruins of old Fort Spear. Come here to enjoy the sea, meditate, seek peace and inspiration at the easternmost point of North   America!

 

Dinner: The Keg Steakhouse & Bar, one of the popular steakhouse in Canada

 

Day 3：Clovelly Golf Course → La Manche Provincial Park

 

Morning: Playing Clovelly -- famous for two 18 hole golf courses;

 

With the top golf facilities and social clubs in the Atlantic region of Canada, Cloverley is renowned for hosting two outstanding 18 hole courses (Osprey and Black Duck). Located in the northeast corner of St. John's, it is shaded in the original ecological natural landscape.

Lunch: Stadium Restaurant - "19th" Restaurant

 

At Cloverley, you will experience golf , and members & visitors can enjoy delicious food at the "19th" restaurant, participating in and hosting various private and business activities.

 

Then visit the La Manche Provincial Park; enjoy the rural scenery of along the way;

 

La Manche Provincial Park, commonly known as the Suspension Bridge Park. Through the lush and shaded mountain trails, one can reach the desolate ruins of La Manche - a small fishing village destroyed by a fierce tsunami in 1966. Walking through the swaying suspension bridge on the strait and along the cliff plank path, you can enjoy the magnificent bay view. The soul is strongly shaken unconsciously, penetrating the insignificance and eternity of life. Here, the soul can forget all the hardships and tiredness in this world!

 

 

Dinner: Chinese buffet;

 

Accommodation: Sheraton Hotel /or equivalent

 

Day 4：Terra Nova National Park 

 

Morning: Terra Nova National Park 

 

Afternoon: Play golf in Canada Platinum Course - Terra Nova Resort&Golf Community

 

Terra Nova Resort&Golf Community Twin Rivers Course has been rated as a Platinum level course and ranks among the top 6 in the Atlantic region of Canada and the top 30 in Canada. The rivers and lakes are clear and moist, with green mountains and waters, making it a golf holy land that combines ornamental and challenging elements.

Accommodation: Stay at a Terra Nova Golf Resort/equivalent;

 

 

Day 5：Grand Falls-Windsor

Morning: Drive to Grand Falls-Windsor

 

Afternoon: Check in River Front Chalet Resort -- Wooden Cottage for rest,

free activities, swimming, barbecue (at your own expense), or rafting (at your own expense)

 

Day 6：Gander

 

Morning：Drive to Gander

Afternoon: Gander Golf Club

 

Gander Golf Club is located in the rolling mountains of Gander Lake. The stadium is designed by Doug Carrick. Wide fairways and large trimmed greens, strategically designed deep bunkers and a lake of water and color along the way. The modern clubhouse allows you to completely relax and isolate yourself from the hustle and bustle.

Accommodation: Albatross Motel/equivalent

 

Day 7：Bonavista

 

Morning: Drive to Bonavista(3h)

Afternoon: Bonavista

 

Bonavista town is built on open plains, not like those built along steep bays. For a long time, they have relied on primitive sea fishing, lobster, and snow crabs for a living. This is the place where Venetian explorer Cabot first discovered the land of Newfoundland, and it is a paradise that truly feels like the ends of the earth.

 

A historical memorial--Ryan Premises was established by the Canada National Park, preserving the commercial fishing scene of the time.

Accommodation: The Harbour Quarters Inn 

 

Day 8：The View Golf Resort

 

Morning: The View Golf Resort

Afternoon: Play golf

 

Every one can enjoy fun and leisurely playing time at the Beautiful Golf Course. The kickoff time on the court is arranged in an orderly manner. Standing in the majestic atmosphere of the Atlantic Ocean, you will be surprised to find that the number of times you pick up your camera is the same as the swing of your swing! Moreover, no matter where you are, you can have a breathtaking view of this scenery!

Accommodation：Kilmory Resort/ equivalent （1 hour drive）

 

Day 9：Relaxing

Enjoy leisure time all day, enjoying the beautiful scenery of the lake, fishing, barbecue, swimming, hiking, and free activities;

 

Lunch: wooden house barbecue;

 

Accommodation：Kilmory Resort/ equivalent.

 

Day 10：The Wilds Golf Resort

 

Morning：The Wilds Golf Resort

 

Afternoon：The Wilds Golf Resort（One of the most challenging championship courses in Newfoundland）

 

The Wilds Golf Resort, located on the Salmonier River, is one of the most challenging 18 hole championship courses in Newfoundland. Equipped with undulating fairways, 71 bunkers, and continuous green spaces. Each hole has 4 serving positions. Don't forget to stop at the famous 18th hole and admire the magnificent scenery of the Salmonier River, hotels, and villas. Challenge the finishing hole of Par 5 again. Take a good shot and you'll have a chance to hit a birdie!

 

Accommodation：The Wilds Golf Resort Villa/ equivalent

 

Day 11：Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve → St. John’s

 

Morning：Drive to Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve

Afternoon： Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve

Suggestion：Bringing your own lunch or American fast food on the way

 

The Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve, commonly known as Bird Island. It is the largest habitat and nesting site for seabirds in North America. More than 70000 large birds have covered the whole island and surrounding cliff walls in white. In this fairyland like cape, there are thousands of puffins, gannets, common murres, thick billed murres, black legged Black-legged Kittiwake, razorbills, horned larks.

 

Why is the northern gannet called the "amorous bird"? The answer will be revealed by yourself: you will see the truly unique and beautiful way of love in northern gannets: female and male birds spread their wings face to face, then constantly shake their heads, rub their beaks against each other, or comb their feathers with their beaks. Finally, the female and male birds raised their heads together, pointed their beaks towards the sky, and kept chirping, as if announcing to their other companions, 'We are married!'. The locals vividly likened this scene to 'fencing' in French. The northern gannet, on the other hand, was awarded the honorary title of "amorous bird" for its unique and famous "fencing kiss".

Then drive back to St. John's;

 

Dinner：Chinese buffet

 

Day 12：Bally Haly Country Club

 

Morning： Bally Haly Country Club

 

Bally Haly Country Club is Newfoundland's oldest and only private golf course.

 

This is the oldest and the only private golf and curling club in St. John's, with a history of 110 years. It has produced many of Newfoundland's best golfers. The stadium is hilly and undulating, with the lake facing the wind, making it extremely challenging.

 

Afternoon：Experience the excitement of high-altitude flying rope

Accommodation：Sheraton Hotel or equivalent

 

Day 13：Viewing icebergs, whales, and birds

 

Morning: Rest in the hotel; free activities;

Afternoon: Watch icebergs and whales, and experience the shock of nature up close (depending on season)!

 

Accommodation：Ryan Mansion or equivalent

 

Established in 1909-1911, Ryan Mansion won the first place in Canada Select 5 Star Inn and Tripadvisor 2015 as a Canadian hotel. The structure and wood material of this hotel are produced in the same batch as the Titanic. It was made by the same designer and craftsman. And preserved the tableware, menu, and some historical materials used in the same batch on the Titanic ship. Meanwhile, Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall Camilla stayed here during their official visit to Canada in 2009 during their stay in St. John’s, the capital of Newfoundland.

Day 14：Pippy Park Golf Course

 

Morning: Pippy Park Golf Course

 

Pippy Park Admiral Green Field has successfully hosted the Canadian Junior and Women's Golf Championships, as well as the Professional Tour. The golf course is highly rated and designed by renowned Canadian golf course architect Graham Cooke, allowing you to enjoy the panoramic view of the city while swinging.

Pippy Park Captain's Hill Stadium is a 9-hole course that dates back to the 1970s. In the beautiful scenery of St. John's City, almost every hole has water obstacles and ponds, adding endless fun and challenges to hitting the ball.

Afternoon: Enjoy kayaking

Accommodation：Ryan Mansion or equivalent

 

Established in 1909-1911, Ryan Mansion won the first place in Canada Select 5 Star Inn and Tripadvisor 2015 as a Canadian hotel. The structure and wood material of this hotel are produced in the same batch as the Titanic. It was made by the same designer and craftsman. And preserved the tableware, menu, and some historical materials used in the same batch on the Titanic ship. Meanwhile, Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall Camilla stayed here during their official visit to Canada in 2009 during their stay in St. John’s, the capital of Newfoundland.

 

Day 15：Airport drop-off

 

Warm farewell, ending a pleasant journey.