Corner Brook, Nl, Canada
Moderate
Activity Level
No Minimum Age
4.0 hours
Bay of Islands: Come discover the beautiful Bay of Islands, charted by Captain James Cook in the late 1700s. The local mountain chain here is part of the Appalachian Mountains that start in the southern USA and extend this far north.
Coastal Communities: Coastal communities, such as Little Port, Lark Harbour, John's Beach, and York Harbour, will welcome you.
Bottle Cove: Used as a French fishing station in the early 16th century, while Governors Island was used by Basque fishermen from the early 1500s. This bay has deep water, steep wood-covered hills, and tall, barren, lofty peaks. There will be plenty of photo opportunities and a church social-style refreshment stop with the friendly locals in Lark Harbour.
What’s Included:
Accessibility: This tour is ambulatory accessible; lightweight, collapsible wheelchairs and walkers allowed. Guests must take a few steps (up/down), walk short distances, transfer to a seat, and board/exit the motorcoach independently. Not all pathways are fully accessible by wheelchairs. Companion recommended for those traveling with approved mobility devices.
Requirements & Restrictions: Food is provided by the Anglican Church Ladies Auxiliary, a small church group with limited resources. Please note that not all dietary restrictions can be accommodated. Vegetarian or gluten free options may be possible with an advance notice of 48 Hours.
What to Bring: Bring a light jacket, or sweater. Depending on the weather, sunscreen, a hat, or an umbrella are suggested.
Good to Know: The walking distance on this excursion is less than 300 meters with limited stairs and relatively flat ground. Please note that there may be additional optional pathways that are a bit more challenging. Wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour operates rain or shine and may operate in reverse order.
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