Meet your private driver-guide for an airport transfer.

St. John’s dining scene blends refined coastal cuisine with welcoming, down-to-earth pubs, reflecting the city’s vibrant character. For casual meals and a true local atmosphere, pubs like The Duke of Duckworth, and The Newfoundland Embassy are longtime favorites. The Merchant Tavern offers a slightly more elevated take on pub dining, pairing locally inspired dishes with a polished atmosphere and a strong cocktail and wine program in the heart of downtown St. John’s. For refined dining, Terre, located within the Alt Hotel, offers thoughtfully crafted dishes with local influences, while LIV delivers a stylish setting and contemporary flavors. Seafood lovers will appreciate the lively atmosphere and fresh oysters at The Adelaide Oyster House, and YellowBelly Brewery rounds out the experience with house-brewed beers and hearty pub fare. Together, these spots offer a delicious introduction to St. John’s food and drink culture.

Wind around the scenic coastal roadways of the Southern Shore with your private driver-guide on a full-day discovery of the famed Irish Loop, between St. John's and Ferryland, including a visit to the 17th-century Colony of Avalon. This scenic journey unveils the rich tapestry of history and heritage along the coastline, offering glimpses of charming outport fishing communities and architectural marvels from centuries past. Passing through Witless Bay, Tors Cove, Cap Broyle, and Brigus South, encounter captivating personalities as you delve into the heart of quaint fishing communities, each with its unique story. Immerse yourself in the living history of the 17th-century Colony of Avalon archaeological site, founded in 1621 by Sir George Calvert, also known as the First Lord Baltimore. This meticulously preserved colonial site stands as a testament to early English settlement in North America, offering a fascinating glimpse into the daily lives of Newfoundland's pioneering settlers. Step back in time as you wander through the evocative ruins and artifacts of the Colony of Avalon, where centuries-old luxury items provide poignant reminders of the challenges and triumphs of Newfoundland's early inhabitants. Conclude your journey with a visit to Ferryland Head, home to the town's famous lighthouse. Built in 1870 and automated a century later, the restored lighthouse is a short hike along a gravel walking trail from the Colony of Avalon. Conclude with a return transfer to St John’s.

Make your way over to Christian's Pub on iconic George Street where you'll partake in the quintessential local tradition known as the Screech-In where you'll be inducted as an honorary Newfoundlander. Led by a local officiant celebrated for screeching-in notable figures like Anthony Bourdain and the Toronto Maple Leafs, this memorable ceremony will put you at the very heart of Newfoundland culture. To earn your honorary status, you'll take on a series of challenges that embody the spirit of Newfoundland, from mastering old Newfoundland English sayings to tasting a slice of Newfie steak and kissing a codfish. The culmination of these challenges is a courageous shot of Screech Rum, sealing your newfound status as an honorary Newfoundlander. Once the ceremony concludes, you'll proudly carry the esteemed title of Newfoundlander throughout your stay, forever connected to the vibrant heritage and spirited essence of this extraordinary region.

Legacy and legend come to life as you discover historic St. John's and its captivating surroundings with your private driver-guide, venturing out to Cape Spear to experience the most easterly point in North America. Your adventure begins atop Signal Hill, where the 19th-century Cabot Tower stands proudly, offering sweeping vistas of the rugged coastline and the vast Atlantic Ocean beyond. Here, amidst the echoes of John Cabot's 15th-century voyage to Newfoundland, you'll marvel at the breathtaking scenery that has inspired generations. Continue your exploration as you wander through a cliffside WWII gun battery, where clusters of cannons stand as silent witnesses to the island's military history. Journey to Cape Spear, and walk out along the most easterly point in North America, where the province's oldest standing lighthouse offers a picturesque beacon steeped in maritime lore. Keep an eye out for native seasonal wildlife, such as seabirds, soaring gracefully overhead, adding to the natural splendor of the landscape. Visit Petty Harbour, a charming fishing town and one of the oldest European settlements in North America. Later, venture into the picturesque fishing village of Quidi Vidi Village, followed by a stroll amidst the colorful Jelly Bean Row houses in downtown St. John's, creating a charming backdrop as you explore its quaint streets. Explore Government House and the Roman Catholic Basilica, symbols of the city's rich religious heritage dating back to 1699. Finally, immerse yourself in the bustling downtown core before returning to your hotel, with a myriad of shops and restaurants inviting exploration and delight.

Spend an evening at leisure in St. John’s, where historic streets, colorful row houses, and the harbor set the stage for a lively night out. Cocktail lovers can sip inventive drinks at stylish spots like Papillon, Loose Tie, or SlÁinte, each offering expertly crafted cocktails in intimate, welcoming settings. For a classic pub experience, head to Shamrock City Pub, The Black Sheep, or Christian’s Pub, all favorites for local beers and lively atmospheres. At some of these pubs, visitors can also take part in the famous Newfoundland “screeching‑in” ceremony, a fun and memorable local tradition. On Wednesdays and Fridays, enjoy The Rooms after hours for an evening exploration of its galleries and exhibits. Whether enjoying cocktails, sampling local brews, taking in the harbor views, or exploring art and history, St. John’s offers a vibrant evening at your own pace.

Embark on a full-day transfer to Trinity with your private driver-guide, exploring the many historic and picturesque outport communities that grace the shores of Conception Bay along the way. Here, amidst the stunning coastal landscapes, you'll discover a myriad of narratives that span centuries, from ancient pirates and daring WWII submarine attacks to the establishment of North America’s first European colony. Heading southwest from St. John’s, you’ll visit Holyrood, an old fishing town at the bottom of the bay, the modern embodiment of a 17th-century English settlement raised by the French during King William’s War. From there, delve into the intriguing history of the Wreck of SS Charcot, a former whaling ship, and other shipwrecks in Conception Harbour. Continuing your journey, you'll explore the historic town of Cupids, beckoning with its rich history and natural wonders. Cupids boasts the distinction of being the first English colony in Canada and the second in North America, established by John Guy in 1610. Its legacy spans centuries, drawing explorers and adventurers from far and wide. Next, wander the charming streets of Brigus, known for its well-kept old-style architecture, rustic stone walls, lush green gardens, and winding narrow lanes, a testament to its English, Irish, and Welsh heritage. As you meander through Clarkes Beach and Bay Roberts, you'll be immersed in the essence of Newfoundland's coastal life, encountering friendly locals and soaking in the beauty of these coastal communities. Conclude your day on arrival to Trinity.

Dining in Trinity offers a charming but limited selection, reflecting the village’s small size and historic character. For a special experience, Twine Loft provides a reservation-only, prix-fixe menu highlighting locally sourced ingredients in an intimate setting. For a more casual option, Dock Marina Restaurant & Gallery serves approachable fare with scenic waterfront views, making it a relaxed choice for lunch or dinner. Together, these spots capture the quiet charm and local flavors of this coastal Newfoundland village. Please speak to your Destination Expert to secure a reservation at Twine Loft.

Accompanied by your private driver-guide, uncover the treasures of Bonavista, including its famed landing site of John Cabot in 1497, and explore Dungeon Provincial Park, a UNESCO Geosite. In Bonavista, immerse yourself in its rich history as you explore restored landmarks such as the ‘Ryan Premises,’ a beacon of the town’s maritime heritage. Further explore Dungeon Provincial Park, a UNESCO Geosite offering a spectacular sight to behold. Here, on what looks to be a regular grassy bluff overlooking the ocean, lies a massive, heart-shaped crater with two separate openings to the sea. From the viewing area, you can witness ocean waves crashing in; the same waves that for millennia carved out this breathtaking sea cave, eventually collapsing to form a natural archway. This awe-inspiring sight is known as the Dungeon. Conclude with a return transfer to your accommodation.

Meet your private driver-guide for a transfer to St. John's airport.

Nestled in the heart of historic St. John's, the ALT Hotel offers a vibrant and contemporary retreat for modern travelers. With its sleek design and thoughtful amenities, this urban oasis invites guests to experience the best of Newfoundland's capital city. From the moment you step into the stylish lobby, you'll be greeted by friendly staff and a dynamic atmosphere. Each cozy guest room is a haven of comfort and style, featuring minimalist decor, premium bedding, and panoramic views of the city or harbor. Fuel your adventures with a delicious meal at the on-site restaurant, showcasing fresh local ingredients and innovative cuisine. Stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, or unwind with a cocktail at the chic lobby bar. Conveniently located near popular attractions such as Signal Hill, The Rooms, and George Street, the Alt Hotel is the perfect home base for exploring St. John's vibrant culture and rich history.

Nestled within the pristine wilderness of Trinity Bay, the Trinity Eco Lodge invites you to experience an authentic escape in the heart of Newfoundland's rugged beauty. Surrounded by lush forests and stunning coastal vistas, the bed & breakfast-style lodge offers a tranquil retreat for nature lovers and adventurers alike. Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of thoughtfully designed accommodations, where rustic charm meets modern comfort. Wake up to the sound of birdsong and the scent of the ocean, then embark on a day of exploration in the nearby wilderness. Experience the charm and hospitality of Newfoundland's wilderness at the Trinity Eco-Lodge, where every stay is a cozy retreat into the heart of nature.