Meet your private driver-guide for an airport transfer.

Legacy and legend come to life as you discover historic St. John's and its captivating surroundings with your private driver-guide, venturing out to Cape Spear to experience the most easterly point in North America. Your adventure begins atop Signal Hill, where the 19th-century Cabot Tower stands proudly, offering sweeping vistas of the rugged coastline and the vast Atlantic Ocean beyond. Here, amidst the echoes of John Cabot's 15th-century voyage to Newfoundland, you'll marvel at the breathtaking scenery that has inspired generations. Continue your exploration as you wander through a cliffside WWII gun battery, where clusters of cannons stand as silent witnesses to the island's military history. Journey to Cape Spear, and walk out along the most easterly point in North America, where the province's oldest standing lighthouse offers a picturesque beacon steeped in maritime lore. Keep an eye out for native seasonal wildlife, such as seabirds, soaring gracefully overhead, adding to the natural splendor of the landscape. Visit Petty Harbour, a charming fishing town and one of the oldest European settlements in North America. Later, venture into the picturesque fishing village of Quidi Vidi Village, followed by a stroll amidst the colorful Jelly Bean Row houses in downtown St. John's, creating a charming backdrop as you explore its quaint streets. Explore Government House and the Roman Catholic Basilica, symbols of the city's rich religious heritage dating back to 1699. Finally, immerse yourself in the bustling downtown core before returning to your hotel, with a myriad of shops and restaurants inviting exploration and delight.

Make your way over to Christian's Pub on iconic George Street where you'll partake in the quintessential local tradition known as the Screech-In where you'll be inducted as an honorary Newfoundlander. Led by a local officiant celebrated for screeching-in notable figures like Anthony Bourdain and the Toronto Maple Leafs, this memorable ceremony will put you at the very heart of Newfoundland culture. To earn your honorary status, you'll take on a series of challenges that embody the spirit of Newfoundland, from mastering old Newfoundland English sayings to tasting a slice of Newfie steak and kissing a codfish. The culmination of these challenges is a courageous shot of Screech Rum, sealing your newfound status as an honorary Newfoundlander. Once the ceremony concludes, you'll proudly carry the esteemed title of Newfoundlander throughout your stay, forever connected to the vibrant heritage and spirited essence of this extraordinary region.

Embark on a full-day transfer to Trinity with your private driver-guide, exploring the many historic and picturesque outport communities that grace the shores of Conception Bay along the way. Here, amidst the stunning coastal landscapes, you'll discover a myriad of narratives that span centuries, from ancient pirates and daring WWII submarine attacks to the establishment of North America’s first European colony. Heading southwest from St. John’s, you’ll visit Holyrood, an old fishing town at the bottom of the bay, the modern embodiment of a 17th-century English settlement raised by the French during King William’s War. From there, delve into the intriguing history of the Wreck of SS Charcot, a former whaling ship, and other shipwrecks in Conception Harbour. Continuing your journey, you'll explore the historic town of Cupids, beckoning with its rich history and natural wonders. Cupids boasts the distinction of being the first English colony in Canada and the second in North America, established by John Guy in 1610. Its legacy spans centuries, drawing explorers and adventurers from far and wide. Next, wander the charming streets of Brigus, known for its well-kept old-style architecture, rustic stone walls, lush green gardens, and winding narrow lanes, a testament to its English, Irish, and Welsh heritage. As you meander through Clarkes Beach and Bay Roberts, you'll be immersed in the essence of Newfoundland's coastal life, encountering friendly locals and soaking in the beauty of these coastal communities. Conclude your day on arrival to Trinity.

Accompanied by your private driver-guide, uncover the treasures of Bonavista, including its famed landing site of John Cabot in 1497, and explore Dungeon Provincial Park, a UNESCO Geosite. In Bonavista, immerse yourself in its rich history as you explore restored landmarks such as the ‘Ryan Premises,’ a beacon of the town’s maritime heritage. Further explore Dungeon Provincial Park, a UNESCO Geosite offering a spectacular sight to behold. Here, on what looks to be a regular grassy bluff overlooking the ocean, lies a massive, heart-shaped crater with two separate openings to the sea. From the viewing area, you can witness ocean waves crashing in; the same waves that for millennia carved out this breathtaking sea cave, eventually collapsing to form a natural archway. This awe-inspiring sight is known as the Dungeon. Conclude with a return transfer to your accommodation.

Meet your private driver-guide for your transfer to Farewell for your ferry for Fogo Island.

Meet your driver for a shared port transfer alongside fellow guests of the Fogo Island Inn.

Upon arrival at Fogo Island Inn, enjoy a brief orientation and get settled in your authentic Inn room. Prior to dinner, meet fellow Inn guests in the lobby lounge for a pre-supper drink.

At Fogo Island Inn, every stay includes an exceptional culinary experience rooted in the island’s rich traditions and local ingredients. Enjoy three daily meals crafted by award-winning chefs, featuring fresh seafood, foraged ingredients, and produce sourced from the island’s community gardens. Thoughtfully prepared snacks, daybreak service, tea room treats, packed lunches for day activities, and non-alcoholic beverages are also included, ensuring a seamless and indulgent dining experience.

Beyond the table, the Inn offers a wealth of included amenities designed to enhance your stay. Relax in the rooftop hot tubs and sauna with breathtaking views of the North Atlantic, or stretch your legs in the yoga & fitness center. Explore curated art installations throughout the inn, and enjoy cozy evenings by the fireplace in the Great Room. Seasonal activities, use of bicycles, cultural programming, and guided island experiences ensure a deeply immersive connection to this remote and storied place. Wi-fi access to reliable and complimentary.

Alcoholic beverages are available to purchase in destination. Availability of included activities varies seasonally, and may be altered in-destination based on weather & your preferences.

Set out for an introduction to Fogo Island. After meeting your Community Host in the lobby, head out and enjoy a customized orientation of the island. As you explore the island’s dramatic landscapes and learn about its resilient community, your host will share stories and history, offering a heartfelt connection to this remote yet welcoming place.

For those eager to immerse themselves in Fogo Island's biodiversity, nothing compares to joining a local naturalist to observe its seasonal natural marvels and wildlife along the scenic coastline. From (Mar-Apr) witness the captivating spectacle of seals frolicking on the pack ice. Throughout the year, be on the lookout for caribou, particularly during the autumn and winter seasons when they graze along roadsides and in open fields. Unlike migratory caribou, Fogo Island's caribou population remains stationary throughout the year, providing unique insights into their behaviors. Depending on seasonal changes and Mother Nature's whims, you might be treated to the sight of the lively displays of majestic whales (Jun-Oct) cavorting in the surrounding waters. Meanwhile, bird enthusiasts will be thrilled by the colonies of puffins nesting on the nearby Little Fogo Islands from (Apr-Nov). Due to the unpredictability of nature, spotting or sightings cannot be guaranteed. Whether exploring independently or with local guides, you'll have the chance to encounter wildlife while learning from passionate outdoor enthusiasts who possess expertise in the island's flora, wildlife trails, and nesting areas.

Indulge in the epitome of rejuvenation and well-being with The Inn's marvelous rooftop saunas and hot tubs, and modern second-floor fitness room, all offering stunning inland vistas or panoramic views of the North Atlantic. The south-facing saunas bask in the warm glow of sunlight, offering picturesque views of rocky landscapes and charming churches. Those seeking to keep a check on their fitness goals can make use of a fitness room with panoramic ocean views. For a relaxing escape, head to the north-facing sauna overlooking the shimmering sea, perfect for admiring the vast expanse of the horizon or gazing at the twinkling stars above. Unwind in complete privacy as you sink into the inviting waters of rooftop hot tubs, surrounded by breathtaking vistas of the North Atlantic. Let the warmth envelop you as you soak away your stresses, allowing the mesmerizing scenery to soothe your soul. Lose yourself in the enchanting beauty of the sea and sky above, and steal a moment to glimpse the idyllic community of Barr'd Islands nestled in the distance. Those seeking to keep a check on their fitness goals can make use of a fitness room with panoramic ocean views.

With your guide, visit a local boat-building craftsman dedicated to preserving Fogo Island's maritime heritage. Explore his workshop where centuries-old techniques are passed down. Immerse yourself in the captivating history of punt building as your host shares personal anecdotes and tales of a life shaped by the elements of wind and water. From the rhythmic sound of the hammer against the wood to the aroma of freshly cut timber, experience firsthand the craftsmanship and dedication that goes into each handcrafted vessel. As you delve into the intricacies of traditional boat construction, gain a deeper appreciation for the artistry and skill required to keep this time-honored tradition alive. Engage in meaningful conversation with the builder, exchanging stories and insights into the significance of boat building within the community and its enduring legacy for Fogo Island.

Traverse ancient pathways rich in history, ascend rugged cliffs, and venture into untamed wilderness on a self-guided or expert-led hike across Fogo Island. Spanning over 124 miles, this island presents itself as a mystical sanctuary for both seasoned hikers and leisurely strollers alike. Each stride unravels the island's distinctive tapestry of nature and heritage. Uncover forgotten settlements like Eastern Tickle and Lion's Den, reclaimed by nature yet resonating with echoes of their past inhabitants. Joe Batt's Point beckons with its tribute to the Great Auk, immortalized in a poignant bronze sculpture by artist Todd McGrain. It's difficult to resist the urge to connect with this symbolic bird, facing northward towards the Funks, where these majestic creatures once flourished before their tragic demise. Set against the rugged backdrop of the North Atlantic coastline, watch for glimpses of avian and terrestrial life. Everywhere you turn, remnants of the island's ancient geological narrative unfold, with breathtaking rock formations sculpted by the elemental forces of ice, fire, and sea, dating back over 420 million years.

Immerse yourself in the celestial wonders of the night sky with a stargazing experience, whether guided or solo. Witness the mesmerizing beauty of the cosmos with uninterrupted views of the ocean behind you and the expansive sky stretching above. Engage in guided activities that offer captivating experiences, such as dark sky hikes to scenic lookout points, leisurely evening strolls around the harbor, and invigorating sunrise and sunset hikes. Alternatively, indulge in independent stargazing from prime vantage points, using binoculars to enhance your celestial observations. For a more intimate experience, embrace the magic of the night sky with private, self-guided dark sky viewing from the rooftop's outdoor hot tubs, where the naked eye can marvel at the celestial splendor above.

Awaken your senses and embrace the serenity of Fogo Island with a rejuvenating morning yoga session guided by a professional instructor. Delve into an hour of mindful movement designed to nurture your body and calm your mind, setting the perfect tone for your day ahead. Led by an experienced yoga practitioner, this carefully curated practice combines elements of Vinyasa Flow and Restorative styles to help you build strength, improve balance, and cultivate a positive mindset. Whether you're new to yoga or a seasoned practitioner, this session is tailored to accommodate all levels, inviting you to surrender to the present moment and synchronize movement with breath. As you flow through each posture, immerse yourself in the tranquil ambiance of Fogo Island, allowing yourself to connect deeply with both your inner self and the natural splendor that surrounds you. Step into this sacred space of self-exploration and inner tranquility, where every breath becomes a journey of profound connection and rejuvenation.

Immerse yourself in the essence of outdoor living by joining a local host for a traditional boil-up experience, where friends or family gather on a beach to enjoy tea and snacks over an open fire. Learn the art of the "boil-up" firsthand, as your host regales you with stories of days gone by, when such outdoor activities were commonplace during winter firewood expeditions, bird hunting excursions, or berry-picking adventures. As you gather around the crackling fire, take in the sights, sounds, and scents of the natural surroundings, immersing yourself in the timeless rituals of Fogo Island's heritage. Feel the warmth of the flames against your skin, and the camaraderie of shared moments with your host and fellow participants. Relish in the simple pleasures of outdoor cooking as you roast marshmallows, boil the kettle for tea, or sizzle up some savory treats over the open flame. Engage in lively conversation, laughter, and perhaps even a song or two, as you forge connections and create memories that will last a lifetime. With each bite and sip, savor the flavors of tradition and community, knowing that you're partaking in a time-honored ritual that has been cherished by generations.

Embrace the tranquil beauty of Fogo Island's coastal wonders with a leisurely stroll along its pristine beaches. Sink your toes into the soft, inviting sands as you wander along the picturesque ocean's edge. Discover the simple joys of beachcombing as you collect smooth pebbles, fragments of china, and colorful glass treasures, each delicately polished by the gentle waves. For a refreshing change of pace, immerse yourself in the invigorating waters of the sea or take a dip in a nearby freshwater spring, revitalizing your body and spirit alike. Sandy Cove beckons with its idyllic sandy shores, complemented by the soothing melody of a freshwater brook trickling into the ocean. Meanwhile, Oliver's Cove offers a serene escape, where the rhythmic ebb and flow of the waves create a symphony of soothing sounds against the pebbled shoreline.

Meet your Fogo Island Inn Community Host for your transfer to Gander Airport, by way of the Fogo Island Ferry.

Step into a world of Gilded Age elegance at Ryan Mansion Inn, a luxurious boutique property in the heart of St. John’s, Newfoundland. This historic estate, inspired by the grandeur of the Titanic era, features exquisite woodwork, marble fireplaces, and a stunning grand staircase crafted by the same artisans who built the famed ocean liner. Ryan Mansion offers three spacious and beautifully-appointed guest suites with lush Queen beds and designer furnishings. Centered in the affluent heritage district of Rennies Mill Road, Ryan Mansion is perfectly situated directly across from beautiful Bannerman Park and within a short stroll to many of the major St. John’s tourist attractions, including Basilica of St. John the Baptist and The Rooms.

Perched atop the rugged cliffs overlooking Trinity Bay, Fishers' Loft Inn in Port Rexton beckons travelers to indulge in the serene beauty of Newfoundland's eastern coast. This charming inn seamlessly blends rustic elegance with coastal charm, offering a haven for those seeking a tranquil escape. Each of Fishers' Loft Inn's uniquely appointed guest rooms and suites boasts beautiful views of the surrounding landscape, where the Atlantic Ocean meets dramatic cliffs and pristine wilderness. Wake up to the gentle sounds of sea birds and the fresh sea breeze whispering through your window. The Inn is adorned with tasteful maritime-inspired decor, featuring handcrafted furnishings, nautical accents, and local artwork, creating an ambiance of coastal elegance and comfort. Opt to indulge in a sumptuous meal prepared with locally sourced ingredients at the acclaimed Inn restaurant, where innovative cuisine showcases the flavors of the region. Fishers' Loft Inn promises an unforgettable experience where relaxation and adventure converge amidst the breathtaking beauty of Newfoundland's rugged coastline.

The spectacular Fogo Island Inn sits on an island, off an island, at one of the four corners of the Earth. The 43,000 square-foot Inn is perched on stilts and hugs the North Atlantic coastline, affording all 29 guest rooms with floor-to-ceiling views of sea and sky. The first floor includes a contemporary gallery, dining room, bar, and lounge. The second floor is home to a Heritage Library containing works of both fiction and non-fiction pertaining to Newfoundland, while the fourth floor houses wood-fired saunas and outdoor hot tubs. Led by Executive Chef Jonathan Gushue, the Inn’s culinary team uses ingredients dictated by Fogo Island’s still-wild world to create dishes that are grounded in this unforgettable place.