Twillingate is a town of 2,269 people located on the Twillingate Islands ("Toulinquet") in Notre Dame Bay, located off the North Western shore of the island of Newfoundland in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The town is about 100 kilometres (62 mi) north of Lewisporte and Gander.
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5.0 based on 44 reviews
My wife and I, along with our two golden retrievers, had a great day last week on this trail. We decided to make an afternoon of it and do Sleepy Cove to the lighthouse and add on the lighthouse to Cuckholds Cove with a loop around at the end. Sleepy Cove is a is a beautiful trail that takes you out to the coastline and leads you up to the lighthouse. Great views from many angles. Some inclines, declines and steps. Someone in moderate physical condition would have no problem with this trail. It takes you to the steps that lead up to the lighthouse. Beautiful views up there as well. If you're going to add on the trek to Cuckhold's Cover, beware, there are a lot of incline and declines. I would not rate it difficult, but not moderate ether. But the views of the bay and harbour make the full loop the best option. We took our time and it with stopping for water breaks, photos, and enjoying the scenery, it was 5 hours total, 13 klm. It was too pretty to rush. Good sneakers are a must as there are lots of places you could slip. PS: Leave your car near the trail head of Lower Head Rd. if you do the full loop, you'll end up in front of the Crows Nest Café, where you'll find awesome coffee, cookies, and brownies. And you car is 5 minutes away.
5.0 based on 99 reviews
As a long time fisherman and licenced tour boat operator, Capt. Dave is well equipped to give you an unforgettable experience on the water. Whether to experience the majestic icebergs as they make their way south; catch a cod ; help Capt. Dave haul his lobster pots, or see the giant humpbacks breach as they feed on schools of caplin, Capt. Dave has the knowledge and experience to make your trip an adventure to treasure for years to come. As a certified tour boat captain, David specializes in small group, personalized tours to view the magnificent icebergs that often frequent the main tickle just off from his fishing interpretation centre, Prime Berth. In addition to iceberg tours, David will take you to explore the rugged coastline of Main Tickle, and view the thousands of nesting birds on the Baccy Islands, on your way to Gut Tickle and through the Salt Hr. Canal to the picturesque fishing village of Herring Neck. Your view of the fishing stages from the water will be a highlight of your Newfoundland & Twillingate vacation. In addition David can take you to the little fishing village of Tizzard's Harbour, his hometown, where he has set his lobster trap since the age of six. From May to October you could also fish for cod during your tour!!!
4.5 based on 308 reviews
Prime Berth Twillingate Fishery & Heritage Centre is a private interpretive fishing center and craft studio created by David Boyd as a tribute to his fisher forefathers.In honour of this tradition, and as a tribute to proud people so dear to his heart, David decided to call his heritage centre - "Prime Berth"- meaning literally -"the best spot!"
Meet David Boyd, owner, fisherman, museum collector, and author of inspirational poetry! From the first moment we were entertained with true Newfoundland fishing stories, a cleaning of a cod, an amazing underwater viewing of the numerous fish under the dock, and a walk along his wharf that is full of camera opportunities! Sorry to say goodbye, but do pick up a copy of his poetry, Outport Home, in their packed full of wonderful moments of Newfoundland....including the Ugly Stick!
4.5 based on 262 reviews
Iceberg Quest Ocean Tours has daily sightseeing boat tours departing from Twillingate, an outport community on the north east coast, internationally known as, "The Iceberg Capital of the World!". This is a land that is both familiar and mythical, where strangers are friends, and the unexpected is routine. There is no better place on earth to view 12,000 year old icebergs up close and personal. Every year the migrating humpback whales return to play and showcase their newly born calves. The world's closest iceberg viewing occurs during May and June, while the world's largest group of migrating whales visit our waters between June and August. Visit Canvas Cove Bistro and Twillingate Art Gallery on our premises.Two hour tours departing daily at 9:30am, 1:00pm, 4:00pm and 7:00pm with traditional and local music, snacks and full bar service. Screechins' on request. Private charters and special packages available. Experience the wonder of the rugged coastline and pristine waters as we take our guests to a place beyond their imagination. Step aboard ...Experience the WONDER...Your MEMORIES will last a LIFETIME!
4.5 based on 305 reviews
Twillingate/NWI Dinner Thetatre is located in the heart of Twillingate, NL. Catering to locals and visitors alike, the dinner theatre provides great down home food and entertainment, six nights a week (Mon-Sat) between late May and late September. With a seating capacity of 184, the newly built theatre sits overlooking Shoal Tickle and shares property with Waterside Fish Market and Waterside Cottages. In walking distance from a bank, liquor store, Pharmacy, a number of Bed and Breakfasts, and restaurants. the dinner theatre is perfectly located. Patrons get to choose from lobster with mussels (when in season), cod, salmon or stuffed chicken breast. The theatre also offers gluten free and kids' menu and has a fully licensed bar, serving local and domestic beers, wines and spirits. The show is a variety of instrumental music, songs and skit comedy. Reservations are required and doors open at 5:00 PM. Dinner is served at 6PM and the show follows tea/coffee and dessert.
If you are looking for the friendliness of Newfoundland locals and outstanding food, this is the place to find it! The food (salmon) was served up hot & fast by cast and crew of the dinner theatre, and then we were entertained exuberantly by their talents and humour on the guitar, accordion, fiddle, banjo, tin whistle, the spoons and “Ugly Stick”! This local group communicates the passion of the people of Newfoundland with sincere songs and music perfectly to tourists who have “Come From Away!” Highly recommended!
4.5 based on 185 reviews
It was a rainy day in Twillingate and this was a fascinating place to spend a couple of hours to get to know the local history.
4.5 based on 417 reviews
Short drive from the center of town, plenty of parking and good viewing platforms to view the coastline. Great ice cream spot inside the lighthouse too!
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Fantastic viewing including trips up to the inside of the lighthoue and the story of the Titanic. If you are lucky enough to see a pod of whales frolicking below its a fantastic sight. Watch fishermen working in their boats in the waters below the lighthouse. Close by is the fudge and gift shop. A must visit when in Twillingate.
4.5 based on 28 reviews
This trail follows the coast and headlands. We went as far as French Head (about 3 km return). The trail was not too challenging but there are a lot of exposed roots and no board walk. If you are a regular hiker (or even walker) you will not find it too difficult. Great views at all points along the trail. Highly recommended.
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