• Peruse key geological formations around St. John’s, including an ancient fault line.
• Learn how the rocky coastline was formed while strolling the boardwalks below Signal Hill.
• See fossils from the ocean floor and some of the Earth’s oldest rocks in the Johnson Geo Centre.
• Gain insight into the process of extracting fossil fuel from the ground.

• Take in the sweeping views from atop Signal Hill and discover the origin of its name.
• Drive past Saint John’s architectural treasures, many of which are National Historic Sites.
• Explore the province’s oldest lighthouse and a gun battery manned during World War II.
• Pass through the fishing village of Petty Harbour on the return to Saint John’s.

• Cruise Newfoundland’s picturesque coastline, looking for Atlantic puffins.
• Watch the puffins dive for food and then rest on the waves between dives.
• Listen to the naturalist describe puffin behavior.
• Look for other marine life such as humpback whales, which are often spotted feeding.

To ensure that your shoreside experiences are as convenient and enjoyable as possible, we are delighted to offer a complimentary shuttle between your ship and the city center in every port where the ship is not docked within walking distance of the city center. This service runs continuously, aligning perfectly with your ship’s in-port schedule. Best of all, there’s no need to reserve your seat in advance. Simp...

• Sample port wine, handcrafted spirits and locally brewed beers at three historical venues.
• Discover how the beverages pay homage to St. John’s seafaring past.
• Enjoy enlightening tours of port wine vaults, a distillery and a brewery.
• Pass some of St. John’s most historical landmarks while traveling between venues.

• Behold the facades of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and Trinity Anglican Church, showcasing Saint John’s rich architectural heritage.
• Wander through the historic City Market enjoying free time to soak in its vibrant atmosphere and unique local offerings.
• Gain insight into how the Great Fire of 1877 changed the face of Saint John.
• Witness the awe-inspiring Reversing Fa...

• Sample a variety of fresh seafood dishes at popular dining venues.
• Learn about the history of the dishes and why they are so characteristic of Saint John.
• Recognize the French and British influences that make the dishes so delectable.

• Spend free time in the town of Saint Andrews, a National Historic Site.
• Admire the various architectural styles while driving through the historical district.
• Explore the charming streets and historic landmarks of Saint Andrews.
• Watch the Saint John River flow backwards, if the tidal conditions are right.

• Kayak along the Saint John River around sunset, an absolutely magical time.
• Watch for bald eagles, wading birds and harbor seals.
• Hear entertaining commentary about the area’s geology, which dates to the Precambrian Era.
• Feast on steamed mussels around a bonfire.