• Ocean Sciences Centre Marine Public Education Program - Visit the seasonal touch tank, showcasing a variety of local marine life, and gain insights from knowledgeable marine interpreters.
• Middle Cove Beach - Stroll along the nearest beach to St. John’s, searching for seashells and sea glass while enjoying the sounds of the North Atlantic Ocean’s waves.
• Torbay - Discover the history of the Battle of Signal Hill as you pass through Torbay, where the British landed in 1762 to reclaim St. John’s from the French.
• Flatrock - Explore the Flatrock Grotto, the site where Pope John Paul II held mass in 1984, marking the 200th anniversary of the Catholic Church in North America.
• Pouch Cove - Learn about the 1875 sinking of the schooner Waterwitch off Pouch Cove and capture photos of the picturesque coastline.
• Bauline - One of the many communities in Conception Bay South, admire the cliffside homes overlooking the expansive bay, where fishermen have cast their nets for 500 years.

• In-vehicle air conditioning

This three-hour bus tour departing from St. John’s highlights the Northeast Avalon’s vibrant history and stunning natural scenery. Discover delightful coastal towns, delve into Newfoundland’s past, and enjoy the unique natural landscapes that make this area so enchanting. A well-informed local guide provides insights into the history, culture, and natural marvels of the Northeast Avalon, ensuring a truly enriching journey. Numerous stops are included along the route!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.