Newfoundland and Labrador is known for the kindness of its people, its array of wildlife – and for its rugged and dramatic cliffs, mountains, and seascapes. Some of the rocks on the coast are millions of years old! When you sail with O’Brien’s, you sail along that same coastline, taking in ancient rocks, towering cliffs, caves and sea stacks from sea level, while whales breach nearby and seabirds fly overhead.
Coastline Facts
- In 2010, Newfoundland was named “Top Coastal Destination in the World” by National Geographic.
- Measuring over 17,000 kilometres long, the coastline of Newfoundland includes a wide variety of sights.
- The coastline around Bay Bulls and Witless Bay includes sea stacks, waterfalls, and caves, but most notably: the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve. The reserve is a collection of islands that are home to millions of seabirds.
- In September, we may also visit The Spout: a popular, wave-powered geyser along the coast.
See The Coastline
Whether it’s your first time to Newfoundland and Labrador or you have lived here your entire life, tour with us and experience all that the Newfoundland coastline has to offer.
Hop on our Award Winning Boat Tour to visit the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve.
Join us on our Coastal Adventure Tour for a geological adventure. Sail past sea stacks, caves, and cascading waterfalls.
