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Discover the best top things to do in Trinity, Canada including Rugged Beauty Boat Tours, Skerwink Trail, Sea of Whales Adventures, Port Rexton Brewing Co., Trinity Historical Walking Tours, Fox Island Trail, Mirabella by Elizabeth Burry Studios, Lockston Path Provincial Park, Rising Tide Theatre, Trinity Eco-Tours.
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1. Rugged Beauty Boat Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 342 reviews
Reviewed By magoo2007 - Vernon, Canada
Upon recommendation of many before us over last 10 years, we had a fabulous tour of this wee bit of coastline in the Trinity Area of Newfoundland. Bruce the owner is passionate and entertaining with his stories and pictures and history of the re-settlement of many coastal fishing towns, the growth and fall and rebirth of the cod industry. A maximum of 12 people get to spend 3 hours touring many inlets where previous settlements were housed. Some wildlife will happen your way, depending on the month. Eagles for certain. We are also treated to tea, biscuits and homemade partridge berry jam in his own private cabin with more storytelling. At times, Bruce will have a guest along from the area with their own tales of yore. Ours was the daughter of the postmistress of the day before the re-settlement of many of these villages.
The history, the geography, the resilience of Newfoundland's fishers and their families is the heart of this boat tour. Don't miss it.
2. Skerwink Trail
Overall Ratings
5 based on 418 reviews
Skerwink Trail is the hiking Jewel of the region. It is internationally recognized and was ranked the top 35 trails in North America and Europe by Travel & Leisure Magazine (2003). This 5.3 km hike will provide the opportunity to view and photograph the amazing coastal scenery, sea birds, whales, eagles, sea stacks as well as icebergs (in season).
Reviewed By nickelcitygirl - Sudbury, Canada
Loved this trail! It's a 5.3 km loop return and it was very well marked; there was never any doubt which way you should go. We oped for the coastal route, but there was also an inland option. There were so many beautiful vistas.
Note: there is an outhouse at the start of the trail...didn't see any others en route!
3. Sea of Whales Adventures
Overall Ratings
5 based on 293 reviews
Reviewed By NEDeline - Toronto, Canada
We love zodiacs as used to own own one back in the day. Shawna sent excellent instructions and 2 90hp Yamahas easily skimmed us and 10 others through the waters of Bonavista Bay south. Captain Chris was fabulous--knowledgeable, interesting and funny. He was a maestro at keeping the boat close--but not too close--to the whales. A definite highlight of our Newfoundland adventure. We loved It.
Nancy and Jim Deline
Toronto
4. Port Rexton Brewing Co.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
We are a small craft brewery in beautiful Port Rexton with a tap room to enjoy our brews.
Reviewed By Christa B - Clarenville, Newfoundland, Canada
An excellent place to stop after a long day of driving for a pint. Staff was helpful selecting something we would enjoy. Was very busy in the middle of the afternoon. Def heading back when in the area again.
5. Trinity Historical Walking Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 110 reviews
You will experience the 500 year history of Trinity during the 15 stops we make during the leisurely two and a half hour stroll along Trinity's paths and lanes. Through stories, historic photos, audio recordings of burials, shipwrecks, and disasters, and your imagination you will time travel through the history of Newfoundland in the magical setting called Trinity. It will be a personal educational and entertaining experience.
Reviewed By Doug J - Brampton, Canada
Kevin Toop's encyclopedic knowledge and deep roots in the Trinity area make this a must for visitors interested in the history and lifestyles of the generations of wealthy and poor, military and clergy, masters and servants, tradesmen and fishermen, all delivered on a brisk 2-hour walk.
6. Fox Island Trail
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By JSD57 - Princeton, New Jersey
The coves and cliffs around Trinity are stunning, and each trail is very different. The Fox Island Trail isn't as famous or spectacular as the Skerwink Trail, but once you've done that, this is a terrific second-day hike. The trail head is a bit difficult to find in the tiny town of Champaney West, but once you've arrived, the trail itself is well marked. It's part of the Discovery Trail system on the Bonavista peninsula. The hike is moderate, through short wooden sections out onto the bluffs overlooking the water, and finally through a small town with an old wharf. 5.3K of stunning views and fascinating communities.
7. Mirabella by Elizabeth Burry Studios
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
An awesome seaside studio & artisan shop of hand made art & Gifts. Many items are made in house including art & jewelry. We specialize in Labradorite creations. We have our own brand of "Island Artisan Teas" with flavors named for special places in Newfoundland and Labrador. In 2015 we have renovated and added a studio space to offer creative workshops. Come see our new branded look and logo for Mirabella painted by Elizabeth the artist owner!
8. Lockston Path Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Terry W - Madison, Wisconsin
This reaches the good standard of Newfoundland and Labrador's Provincial Parks.With an entry card, which covers all their parks, it is relatively inexpensive. Reasonable campsites, a bitter smaller than some of the other parks, but still adequate. On a large lake, called ponds hereabouts. The kicker is the 6 Km drive on highway 238, which is a wash boarded, gravel road, to get here from the main southern Bonavista highway, 230. The road is easily survived, and the park is only about 15 Km from Beautifully historic Trinity.
9. Rising Tide Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 175 reviews
Each year, Rising Tide Theatre is proud to present a full slate of original and award-winning plays produced and performed by a 45-person strong company of theatre professionals assembled from across the province. Our productions range from the famous outdoor walkabout the 'New Founde Lande Trinity Pageant', to our light and lively dinner theatre, to our array of plays performed in both the Rising Tide Arts Centre and Trinity Parish Hall as part of our Seasons in the Bight Festival.
Reviewed By cbcsw - ny
Was delighted and surprised to found that this little regional theater offered top notch professional work by local writers. If you go through Trinity, you must go!
10. Trinity Eco-Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 106 reviews
Our tour company focus provides whale, puffin and iceberg tours in Trinity, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland by Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB) and Kayak ! Our goal is to show our guests the beauty of Newfoundland from the water, while, at the same time, show respect to all animals that we see. . See and hear humpbacks and other marine wildlife from the comfort of our RHIB! You can see Minke, Sperm, Fin and Humpback whales as well as Orcas, Gannets, Eagles Seals, Puffins, great schools of Capelin that the whales gorge themselves upon. Enjoy the spectacular scenery along our route plus sea caves, aviaries and colonies of seabirds. After your tour enjoy tea or coffee and lunch at the lodge where you can share your memories of your Experience of a Lifetime, our theme and mantra!! Please look up our Lodge as well Trinity Eco-tours Lodge located right alongside St. Paul's Anglican Church, the biggest church in Trinity.
Reviewed By heidiparfitt - Whitby, Canada
We spent 3 hours with Skipper Alex and she was awesome! Her enthusiasm at watching the dolphins frolic made our excursion that much more memorable! She was determined to find whales for our group and was constantly on the lookout. We were not disappointed! Definitely helped having the dive suits on to keep us all toasty warm.
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