Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

Breathe and recharge. : The Visual Vet, Gros Morne

Nature likes watercolours. : Alex Stead Photography, Dildo

You can see the entire city from this landmark. The question is which to admire. : Steph Cardinal Photography, Signal Hill, St. John’s

Music isn’t just heard in Newfoundland and Labrador. It’s felt.

We could speak to the quiet life, but some things you just have to hear for yourself. : Chris Donnelly, Monroe

Snow is just the icing on the cake. : The Turnip Bed and Breakfast, Parsons Pond

Nicole describes the meaning of the word Jannying, a festive tradition that goes back hundreds of years.

Wander through the Lands of Legends, tiptoe the Giant’s Causeway, and journey across the Big Land. All this and more at the final edition of the World by the Tale series, hosted by the St. John's Storytelling Festival. Join live for free on November 25th at 7:30 pm (NDT).

Life’s better with a little mood lighting and we certainly aren’t lacking for options. Check out the most notable lighthouses across Newfoundland and Labrador.

Taste for yourself just why our province’s food scene is making a splash and not just in the kitchen.

Begin your story here. Maybe you’ll even write a sequel.

Because night owls deserve their own kind of rainbow. : Paul Zizka Photography, Torngat Mountains National Park

This Land of Spirits is sure to raise yours.

Great memories make for even better stories.

Don’t settle for five-star. : Dru Kennedy Photography, Trout River

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. But these ones will leave you speechless. Explore our beautiful province in Fall through this curated photo series.

Many come to find themselves. We help light the way.

Salt meat is quintessential to our cuisine. But have you ever tried salt moose?

When you’re this colourful, people can’t help but snap the occasional picture. We’re hoping this fall, you’ll do exactly that. And then share your favourites with us in the comments below. : Tom Cochrane Photo., Humber Valley

Thinking about trying jiggs’ dinner? Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you cooking.

Why fall is a happy sight in Bonavista for those in search of adventures.

Lest we forget.

You may not know what it means, but we can almost guarantee that you’ve been ‘gut-foundered’ at least once before.

Take the time to explore this fall. #StayHomeYear2020

Guided by nothing but a short story playing on your radio, ‘The Other Side of This’ wants you to explore mysterious locations around St. John’s.

A rainbow with a postal code. : Gord Follett photography, Trinity

Don't be surprised if you come across forgotten fishing villages, historic lighthouses or the occasional flock of seabirds.

At 450 million years old, there’s no shortage of geological wonders to be discovered in Gros Morne National Park.

You don’t have to travel far to feel far from this world. : Dru Kennedy Photography, The Tablelands, Gros Morne National Park

Journey to the center of the earth. In hiking boots.

Experience fall in this UNESCO World Heritage Site that’s a hiker’s paradise. Gros Morne National Park

Fall is officially here. How will you spend it? #StayHomeYear2020

No matter the season, the show goes on. Check out this performance from Perchance Theatre’s Greg Malone, as he performs a scene from Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’, a first in a series of monologues called ‘The Power of One’.

It’s like sitting on the edge of your seat. If your seat was on the edge of the world. : Dru Kennedy Photography, Gros Morne National Park

Five great fall hikes for every level of explorer to enjoy.