Scenic Hay Cove – Your Northern Coffee Experience
Hay Cove is a tiny fishing village on the tip of the Great Northern Peninsula, located just minutes from L’Anse aux Meadows World UNESCO site, where the vikings were the first Europeans to re-discover North America.
The population is not large, the census notes just 32 residents. However, these are likely not year-round livyers. Yet for a tiny community, there are three Bed & Breakfasts (Marilyn’s Hospitality Home. Viking Nest B&B and Viking Village B&B), walking trails, icebergs and a newly opened coffee-house that offers freshly brewed coffee, espresso and other drinks from flavored beans and at times entertainment. I look forward to getting a fresh cup of coffee when next in Hay Cove.
During my last visit, I was pleasantly surprised by freshly baked cinnamon roles at Mrs. Hedderson’s house when visiting residents. They were delicious.
- The trail to Noddy Bay
- A Flake for Drying Fish
- Icebergs from a distance, near Belle Island
It is great to see local residents of Hay Cove create small business and expand local opportunities. This region is supported by a strong local independent business community. Let’s build stronger communities and create new opportunities.
Plan you trip to the Great Northern Peninsula today!
Christopher Mitchelmore, MHA The Straits-White Bay NorthPosted on September 24, 2013, in Community Economic Development, Nature and tagged Christopher Mitchelmore, Great Northern Peninsula, L'Anse aux Meadows, Small business, Straits-White Bay North, The Straits White Bay North, trail, Viking. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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