My Newfoundland Tours invites you to come explore the Arctic’s southern edge. Newfoundland and Labrador is a Canadian province created from a glacially scoured island in the North Atlantic joined by politics and culture to "The Big Land" - Labrador, a geological treasure trove and dramatic part of Canada’s north.

Our Newfoundland Tours are gentle adventures featuring small groups of travelers and lots of fun. We provide the perfect blend of culture, flavours, and the great outdoors. Experience remarkable adventures with award-winning, knowledgeable and welcoming local hosts as they introduce you to the communities, cultures, and wildlife of Newfoundland and Labrador. View some of the world’s largest gatherings of whales, puffins, and other seabirds in their natural habitat. Join the adventure.

Eastern Newfoundland Adventure
Join traditional music enthusiast Jean Knowles on a romp through the coast and the culture of Newfoundland and Labrador.  During the month of June, Jean will be conducting all of our eastern Newfoundland Adventures.  Hear our songs, savour the local flavours, watch the whales and puffins, explore the city and wander the countryside.  Later in the year some of our other remarkable hosts will follow in Jean’s footsteps and introduce you to the peoples, communities, and wildlife gatherings.

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Whale Study Week & The Northern Whale Study
Wildland Tours and Atlantic Whales encourages travelers to travel to Newfoundland and Labrador to see and appreciate wild whales.  If seeing whales in captivity makes you feel guilty then travel with Wildland Tours.  We celebrate, watch, and study whales as they go about their lives in the ocean.  Other places like the Antarctic and Baja, California also provide great whale watching but Newfoundland and Labrador also features giant icebergs, puffins, huge seabird colonies, and an amazing landscape with a wonderful and authentic sense of place.  For whales and fun visit Newfoundland and Labrador with Wildland Tours.  Our Whale Study Week features the planet's largest gathering of humpbacks.  Our Northern Whale Study vacation is an expedition to study orcas and other whale species.

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On Our "Northern Whale Study Vacation"

Experience the amazing Canadian cultural landscape of Newfoundlandand Labrador. Our travel routes are full of learning opportunities as we explore coastal communities, sample subarctic berries, and travel throughtime to some of the new world's first historic and prehistoric sites. Our escorted vacations have been described as gentle adventures and as learning holidays. Other guests have just called the whole experience a wonderful fun time, worth repeating. Folks often do seek to recapture the fun they had on their Newfoundland and Labrador vacation with us and Wildland Tours. The biggest single source of guests on our Newfoundland Adventure is folks who have previously taken our Viking Trail Experience.

Learn about the delicious and lucrative snowcrabs on our excursions.

Learn about the fishing lifestyle...and talk to fishermen with us.

You get lots of time to explore the coast and communities when you visit Newfoundland and Labrador with us.

The silver fish known as Caplin come ashore in the early summer in the uncountable billions. This is the lifeblood of the north atlantic ecosystem. Whales, seabirds, squid, cod, and humans all depend on caplin (spelled capelin outside of Newfoundland).

We specialize in introducing visitors to the authentic culture and lifestyle of Newfoundland and Labrador.

There is so much to sea in Newfoundland and Labrador.

We will explore the excavation of the first "New World" home of Lord Baltimore.

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In June and July our guests always have the option of a fresh lobster lunch.

Red sky at night...a sailor's delight...in Newfoundland and Labrador.

We love introducing our guests to life on the sea...and on the land.

We introduce our guests to the trails and lookouts of old St. John's.

A Labrador sunset by the Sea

The Matthew was the ship that took John Cabot to North America. He was likely the first European since the Vikings to walk our shores. We often go to Bonavista to view this part of our history and to look for whales and icebergs.