Episode 1: The Journey Begins
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Episode 2: Iceberg Alley, Newfoundland and Labrador
The train has long since left Newfoundland, but the tracks have been turned into trails inviting the traveller to hike and bike across the province. With so much to see in this friendly part of Canada, we took the opportunity to explore some of the farther reaches of the region. Iceberg Alley was a not to be missed opportunity. Our sea-kayaking adventure started with a flight to the airport in St. Anthony at the very northern tip of Newfoundland and on to Cape Bauld on Quirpon Island, about as far north as you can possibly get on the rock. Travelling through the region’s tiny outports gives a real sense of this land that lives by the sea. And it wasn’t long before we had our first ice-berg sighting from the shore. Soon, a much closer look at these bergs… from the water… Kayakers can enjoy the stunning glacial beauty where icebergs that have sailed down from Greenland and the Arctic converge at a channel known as Iceberg Alley. Here you can paddle to your heart’s content with knowledgeable and safety-conscious guides and overnight at Tuckamore Lodge, the lighthouse inn, and enjoy traditional Newfoundland fare.
Trip Tips: Visit www.newfoundlandlabrador.com and www.linkum_tours.com
