At World’s End, Newfoundland & Labrador

Upon arrival in Newfoundland, meet your driver for a private transfer to the hotel. Begin your journey in one of North America's oldest cities, St. John's, Newfoundland. After checking into The Jag Hotel, known for its unique blend of luxury and local charm, take some time to explore the vibrant downtown waterfront district. This charming yet sophisticated city is famous for its colorful row houses, quaint boutiques, art galleries, and lively nightlife. From the hotel's cozy atmosphere and breathtaking views of rugged coastlines, you'll be perfectly positioned to immerse yourself in both the city's cultural heritage and the surrounding natural beauty.

Hotel: The Jag Hotel

This morning, fly to Gander, Newfoundland, where you'll be privately transferred to the car ferry for a scenic crossing of Hamilton Sound to Fogo Island. Just 45 minutes from Newfoundland’s mainland, Fogo Island is a remote and captivating destination, shaped by over 420 million years of geological forces. Upon arrival, check into The Fogo Island Inn, where you'll stay for the next three days. Perched at what feels like the edge of the world, this luxurious inn features distinctive guest suites with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking "iceberg alley," handcrafted furniture, and wood-burning stoves. Enjoy a signature dining experience at Fogo Island Inn, where the menu emphasizes locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, blending traditional Newfoundland dishes with modern culinary techniques. The chefs incorporate foraged and artisan ingredients from the island, offering authentic and creative flavors. The Inn's commitment to sustainability and community involvement enhances the overall dining experience, making it a memorable highlight of your stay. Enjoy the remainder of the day at your own leisure.

Hotel: Fogo Island Inn

Today, enjoy a full day of private hiking with a local guide from Fogo Island. Choose from 14 trails totalling 200 km, each offering unique challenges and rewards. As you explore this island at the edge of North America, you’ll experience its distinct landscapes of sea, land, wind, and ice. Along the way, you may encounter local flora and fauna, including carnivorous plants, edible wild berries, mushrooms, caribou, and puffins. You’ll also have the opportunity to explore the island’s ten vibrant fishing communities and hauntingly beautiful abandoned villages. During your hike, pause for a traditional Newfoundland “boil up” over an open fire, featuring hot tea, fresh fish, and locally foraged berries. Return to The Fogo Island Inn in the late afternoon to relax and enjoy the rest of your day at leisure.

Hotel: Fogo Island Inn

This morning, embark on an oceanic adventure in search of icebergs and local wildlife. Aboard a state-of-the-art fiberglass vessel equipped with indoor and outdoor seating, and a second-level deck for enhanced viewing. Your expert captain will share stories of island life and guide you to pods of minke, pilot, and fin whales, as well as seabird colonies, including puffins, auks, and terns along Fogo Island’s rugged shores. You'll have the rare opportunity to observe immense icebergs up close as they drift by in the frigid waters of the Labrador Current. For an added adventure, you can optionally visit the nearby Little Fogo Islands for a brief hike to a stunning lookout point. Return to The Fogo Island Inn in the afternoon and enjoy its various activities at your leisure. Unwind in the rooftop hot tub with ocean views, explore the island’s winding dirt roads on a cruiser bike, or visit the town for a cup of tea with locals, where you can witness demonstrations of traditional cod fishing, quilt making, or furniture construction.

Hotel: Fogo Island Inn

This morning, depart Fogo Island and take a private transfer back to Gander ahead of your flight to Deer Lake, the gateway to Gros Morne National Park. Upon arrival, check into Neddies Harbour Inn, where you can take some time to relax and settle into your new surroundings. Nestled against the backdrop of the park's breathtaking landscape, the inn provides a peaceful retreat as you prepare for your upcoming adventures.

Hotel: Neddies Harbour Inn

Today, meet your local expert guide for a full day of exploration in Gros Morne National Park. Begin with a visit to the park’s Discovery Centre to learn about its natural and cultural history. Next, embark on a boardwalk hike across a bog to reach Western Brook Pond. Here, join a small group for a boat tour of this landlocked fjord, where you’ll take in breathtaking views of waterfalls and towering granite cliffs. Continue your adventure with a hike through the Tablelands, a unique landscape that resembles Mars with its seastacks, pillow lava, wild meadows, and sea caves. Keep an eye out for wildlife as you explore. Conclude your tour in the charming fishing village of Trout River, where you can stroll along the boardwalk, browse local crafts, and meet local fishermen. Enjoy a seafood dinner at one of the town’s restaurants before returning to your hotel for a well-deserved rest.

Hotel: Neddies Harbour Inn

This morning, following breakfast at your hotel, you will be transferred to the airport in time for your flight.