The first attractive destination in Newfoundland for us was Gros Morne National Park, where we wanted to stay for a few days. But after waking up to a white morning with a snowy Christmas atmosphere on May 12, we realized we had to come again once the newly fallen snow melted and the trails were passable without winter gear.… Read more “Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland, Canada”
Part 2: Newfoundland Island – Eastern Regions
During our wanderings through Canada’s easternmost province, the island of Newfoundland, we couldn’t miss the opportunity to see puffins, not only because they are the official bird of Newfoundland. But mainly because they are cute, unique, and truly interesting. They are stocky and small, and they walk like clowns. When you see them … Read more “Province of Labrador and Newfoundland in Canada”
Part 1: Newfoundland Island – Southwestern and Northeastern Regions.
The ferry ride from North Sydney, Nova Scotia, to Newfoundland took 7 hours. The cruise was pleasant, and so was the ship named Midland. But such transfers are not pleasant for our two cats, who stay in the car and therefore in the underdeck, and the noise is bothersome. That’s why … Read more “Province of Newfoundland and Labrador in Canada.”
The northern part of Nova Scotia is Cape Breton Island. On its territory, there are two world-famous tourist attractions. The first is the scenic Cabot Trail. It is 298 km long, forms a loop, runs along both coasts, and also passes through the territory of the second attraction, Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
The first overnight … Read more “Province of Nova Scotia – Northern Part, Canada”
The province of Prince Edward Island was the next area we headed to after the southern part of Nova Scotia. The province is located on the island of the same name. The island’s leading destination was the national park of the same name.
To cross to the island, we used the Confederation Bridge on the Trans-Canada Highway, which … Read more “Province of Prince Edward Island, Canada”
