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Then, drop by Bird Cove for more
        archaeological artifacts at the 50
        Centuries Interpretation Centre, which
        chronicles 5,000 years of human
        habitation in the area, and enjoy the
        nearby walking trails.

        DAY 5
        Today it’s all about the Vikings. Just
        over 1,000 years ago, the first European
        settlement was built in North America,
        a place now called L’Anse aux Meadows –
        both a National Historic Site and
        a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
        Reconstructed sod huts “inhabited”
        by costumed interpreters help bring
        this historical place back to life.
        Next, drive to Conche on the east   A ROAD TRIP SOUTH
        side of the peninsula where the French
        Shore Interpretation Centre houses an   DAY 7
        incredible 222-foot tapestry depicting   About a half an hour south of Deer
        the history of the area.       Lake, the city of Corner Brook overlooks
                                       the scenic inner Bay of Islands. Take
                                       the day to road trip along the north
                                       and south shores looking for adventures –
                                       of which there are many. Try traditional
                                       dory fishing or salmon fishing, ATVing,
                                       kayaking or SUP, or take a hike on one
                                       of the many walking and hiking trails.
        DAY 6                          In the evening, eat a home-cooked
        Hop on a tour boat in St. Anthony and   meal while taking in local entertainment.
        start your day by watching frolicking
        whales and majestic 10,000-year-old   DAY 8
        icebergs. Gaze on as these larger-than-  Almost an hour south of Corner Brook
        life spectacles put on a show. When   is the Port au Port Peninsula. It’s here,
        you’re back on dry land, be sure to    in southwestern Newfoundland, that
        drop by the Grenfell Historic Properties  many French-speaking Newfoundlanders
        and discover how Dr. Grenfell brought   call home. Explore the unique culture
        modern medical care to remote coastal  of the region and be sure to try a slice
        communities more than a century ago.  of traditional French baked bread
                                       slathered in local jam. In the evening,
                                       catch a show at the Stephenville
                                       Theatre Festival – a treat for all
                                       performance enthusiasts.







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