Full Schedule for Food, Fibs and Fiddles! Another first for the Great Northern Peninsula. The new owners of Northern Delight are hosting a major festival
First Ever Food, Fibs and Fiddle Festival Comes to Gunner’s Cove
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Plum Point Motel is at the Heart of Great Northern Peninsula
The Plum Point Motel offers 40 guest rooms and 18 fully equipped cottages. Their restaurant specializes in seafood and they have a pub and can
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Woody Point is a Tourism Destination
The Woody Point Writer’s Festival and the Theatre brings a focus to art and culture to this Town of under 300 people. There are many
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Fabulous Fish & Chips at the Merchant Warehouse
The Merchant Warehouse & Wine Bar at Woody Point is just the perfect venue for a meal, a cocktail, entertainment and a view. On warm
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The Lighthouse at Woody Point
When in Woody Point enjoy a walk down by the lighthouse and enjoy the views across Bonne Bay and see a little of Norris Point.
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What’s Shakin’ at the Retro Cafe?
Take a step back into the 1960’s as you walk through the doors at the Retro Cafe in Woody Point. It’s a classic diner that
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Perfect View from the Beach House, Trout River, NL
My trip to Trout River included a night at the Gros Morne Beach House. Just like the photos, it was true to its form. It
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Woody Point Welcomes You
Woody Point has a resident population of under 300, that swells to tens of thousands of visitors during the tourism season. They have fantastic businesses
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The Captain’s Table, Mobile, NL
When trekking the East Coast Trail I passed the Legendary Captain’s Table Restaurant in Mobile. Unfortunately, the hikes never seemed to match up with dining
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Walking in Prince Edward Park
I remember the concerts in Prince Edward Park. Now the Bowl like area that hosted the bands and crowds there is now a pump track
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Fabulous Fish & Chips at Harbour Grace Hotel
The old hotel on the waterfront of the Historic District of Harbour Grace has been in operation for more than 85 years. Formerly the Archibald
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Steady Brook Falls
Marble Mountain has lots to offer in Steady Brook. During the summer months, lots of people enjoy the Marble Zip Tours, a swim at the
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Another Look at Daredevil Trail
The Daredevil Trail may have 476 steps, but to me it is certainly not as challenging as it appears. The views are definitely worth it.
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Spending an afternoon in Conche
The Beauty Spot of the North is getting its last section of road paved as we speak and am I ever excited because this vibrant
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Beyond your backyard – Visit A celebrated tapestry at French Shore Interpretation Centre, Conche, NL
The French Shore Interpretation Centre in Conche, NL will provide you with an orientation to the region and its layered history. Captivating images and artifacts
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Mouthwatering Homemade Bread At Hedderson’s Store, St. Lunaire-Griquet
Hedderson’s Store in St. Lunaire-Griquet en route to L’anse aux Meadows is your go to place for freshly baked homemade white or whole wheat breads,
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Tuckamore Lodge – RECOMMENDED BY WUNDERLUST MAGAZINE TOP 100 PLACES TO STAY
The Tuckamore Lodge offers luxury first-class, Scandinavian style accommodations in the heart of the Newfoundland wilderness, coupled with some of the highest quality outdoor experiences
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Great Northern Peninsula would benefit from An Artisan’s Nook
This past summer I visited the Burin Peninsula, which is quickly developing its tourism product. Heritage Run is quickly becoming a destination for many travelers to
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L’Anse aux Meadows Viking Settlement – Where the World Came Full Circle
Imagine, L’anse aux Meadows, Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland, Canada is the land of first contact in North America by Europeans. Home of the only authentic Norse
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An End of Summer Surprise – Killer Whales Make Northland Discovery Boat Tour Memorable
At the end of summer, I took what would be my third Northland Discovery Boat Tour in just over a decade. It was my first
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Famous Last Fjords – Western Brook Boat Tour
There’s that famous photo of a hiker trekking Gros Morne National Park that has captivated audiences and brought tens of thousands of visitors to Western Brook
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It’s Like Walking on Mars – Tablelands of Gros Morne
After two days of being in the concrete jungle of a major Canadian city, it was very refreshing to spend a week on holiday in
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What’s in a Name?….Nameless Cove, NL
I think it was Shakespeare’s Juliet in a soliloquy, who asked “What’s in a Name?” We’ll let me tell you… As you leave the paved
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Tantalizing Traditions Served at Burnt Cape Cafe – Raleigh, NL
The Burnt Cape Cafe is a wonderful place to dine on traditional seafood dishes, moose meals and berry desserts. Situated in historic Raleigh this business
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NSHLQ Come Home Year Celebration a Major Achievement – Then, Now & Forever!
When communities come together for a common goal on the Great Northern Peninsula anything seems to be possible. I only have to think about the
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Anchor Cafe, Port au Choix serves savouring seafood dishes!
I’ve been to Anchor Cafe a couple of times this season and have continued to enjoy favourites like their seafood chowder, mussels a la Byron
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Cod, Caplin & Quilts not the only art found in Raleigh – Taylor’s Crafts a Must Visit!
On Thursday, I spent time visiting Residents of the historic Town of Raleigh on the Great Northern Peninsula. It is a picturesque community that highlights
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Lots of Lumberjacks in Hawke’s Bay for Come Home Year!
The Town of Hawke’s Bay is known for it’s logging history and also local legends like fiddler Rufus Guinchard. 2015 brought many people home to
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St. Anthony Come Home Year Showcased Strength of Volunteers, Community Groups
St. Anthony hosted its second Come Home Year celebration since 2012. Thousands of people that year registered and flocked to our largest community on the
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The Story of the Golden Cod as Folk Artist Ben Ploughman Celebrates 20 Years
Ben Ploughman of Port au Choix on the Great Northern is a self-taught folk artist that has made his mark on the industry. His unique
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