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Newfoundland

Twillingate

Twillingate, Newfoundland
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Residents of Twillingate, Newfoundland say that meeting with giants is just the tip of the iceberg in their town.

Giants appearing as massive icebergs after the spring melt are closely followed by giants of the mammal kind – as many as 22 different species of whales have been spotted in Newfoundland’s waters.Twillingate’s population swells when these giants are in the area and visitors would be advised to make reservations well in advance. RV travellers are welcomed at Twillingate’s convenient RV parks both private and provincial.

Discover Camping

Getting there is just part of the adventure.

The ‘island hopping’ route from Gander traverses numerous islands before finally arriving at Twillingate 112km to the north-west.

Unique island culture, coupled with hospitality second to none leaves those who visit with a thirst to return.

Meeting with giants is just the tip of the iceberg

There's so much more in Twillingate to explore ...


Trails around Twillingate
Icebergs are often seen here
Twillingate's Long Point Lighthouse, built in 1876

Iceberg Capital of the World

From May to mid July, go on a boat tour, paddle in a sea kayak or hike along the coastline to catch a sparkling glimpse of some of Mother Nature’s finest work, drifting down iceberg Alley.

Video courtesy of Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism
Great hiking trails in the area. Amazing scenery but don't get too close to the cliff edges.
Dan Kinsley
New Zealand
Climbed to the top of the Long Point Lighthouse - what a spectacular view! Make sure you do this if you're there when the lighthouse is open.
Judy Fraser
Scotland
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