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Things to Do

Things To Do

Fill Yer Boots
Newfoundland for “go all in”

Out here, adventure comes in all shapes and speeds. You can hike a headland, tour a gallery, zip pass a waterfall, or just sit by the water with a snack and a story. However you like to explore, there’s plenty to keep you busy—and plenty of locals happy to point you in the right direction.

You like to roam. Trails, peaks, and tucked-away beaches call your name—and this place has plenty to answer with. Pack a day bag and follow your curiosity.

You’re here for the rush. Zip pass a waterfall, paddle past sea stacks, or head where the snowmobiles roam. If it comes with a thrill, it belongs out here.

You go where the wind takes you. Slow roads, ocean views, and friendly stops along the way—this region was made for wandering.

You’re after stories. From Indigenous traditions to art, food, and music, the culture here is rooted, real, and waiting to be shared.

 Walk the land, hear the stories, and learn from the people who’ve been here the longest. These experiences are guided by tradition, rooted in place, and shared with care.

Cozy cabins, beach days, and trails for little legs. Whether it’s a backyard bonfire or a waterfall stroll, there’s plenty here for kids and grown-ups to explore together.

 From coastal boardwalks to scenic lookouts, many spots in the region are welcoming to all. Designed with access in mind, these experiences help everyone enjoy the view.

Care for the coast while you explore it. From low-impact adventures to local conservation efforts, you can travel lightly and leave the land better than you found it.

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A red and white mini train with open passenger cars is parked beside a tree-lined street on a sunny day. Several people stand nearby on the grass, and green hills are visible in the background.

Mill Whistler Road Train

Corner Brook
This cheerful little train loops through downtown in summer, giving kids and grown-ups a fun ride with old-school charm.
Mikwite'tm Garden

Mikwite’tm Garden

Corner Brook
Located at the Majestic Lawn, this powerful and beautifully maintained space offers a moment of reflection. Honouring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, it’s a meaningful stop that grounds visitors in local truth and reconciliation efforts.
Street view of Strums Restaurant entrance with a black and white striped awning, a glass door, and storefront windows. A neon OPEN sign is lit in one window. The address 2022 appears above the door.

Strums

Corner Brook
Comfort food with flair. From burgers to jambalaya, Strums is a lively nook with big portions, weekend music, and a menu full of crowd-pleasers.
A view through a window of an outdoor patio with empty chairs and tables, a hanging flower pot, and a wooden pergola. In the background, there’s a large cruise ship docked by the water under a blue sky.

Harbour Grounds

Corner Brook
Perched by the water, Harbour Grounds blends views, fresh meals, and a relaxing buzz. Expect handcrafted coffee and coastal comfort food all day.

Carriage Room, Glynmill Inn

Corner Brook
Serving classic Newfoundland fare in a room filled with vintage charm and big windows. A breakfast-to-dinner spot that’s peaceful and warm.

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Signature Events & Festivals

Bay of Islands Yacht Club

Founded in 1975, the Bay of Islands Yacht Club is known for its spectacular beauty, deep water, and welcoming community. We are the “casting off” point for an endless array of boating excursions in the Bay of Islands. Come explore the many islands and inlets our bay has to offer, and take advantage of our marina facilities and services

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Elmastukwek First Nation

Consider working in a special event or stop to one of the indigenous communities between Halfway Point and Lark Harbour that are part of the Elmastukwek First Nation

Year-Round

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