Newfoundland is where my love for photography deepened. The rugged coastline, dramatic cliffs and endless Atlantic light make this place a dream for any storyteller with a camera. From St. John’s colourful row houses to the quiet coves of Change Islands, every turn reveals something raw and real. “Newfoundland” is more than a destination; it’s a connection to nature and community that’s hard to put into words. The locals welcome you like family, the weather keeps you humble, and the landscapes remind you how small we are next to the ocean. Here I share my journeys through outports, lighthouses and coastal trails, capturing moments that make this province unforgettable — honest, wild and endlessly inspiring.
I’ve explored the breathtaking landscapes of Central Newfoundland time and again, and I keep coming back, so I created a seven-day guide. Each trip reveals new beauty, hidden gems, and endless photography opportunities. This 7-day adventure guide is packed with incredible experiences. If you have more time, you can easily stretch it…
Your Ultimate 3 to 7-Day Photography & Travel Guide (Mid-May to Late October) Welcome to Newfoundland! 📸 Newfoundland is one of the most breathtaking and photogenic places I’ve ever visited for photography. The first sunrise at Cape Spear is stunning. Puffins in Elliston offer a unique sight. Whales off the…
More Than a Visit — An Experience (Updated October 2025) Bonavista was one of my first discoveries along Newfoundland’s Eastern Shore, and it left a lasting impression. From rugged coastlines and charming towns to friendly locals and rich history, this corner of the island is unforgettable….
The author recounts a seven-day tour in Eastern Newfoundland where they enjoyed whale-watching, nature walks, and exciting cuisine. Highlights included the whale-watching at Cape Spears, an entertaining and informative Gatheralls Tour, a seafood feast at the Celtic Notch in St. Vincent, and a return trip to Trinity, marked by a memorable sighting of a breaching whale with Trinity Echo Tours. The tour operators’ effort and the natural beauty of Eastern NL left a lasting impression.
Ahh, Newfoundland, we meet again; this time, it was a visit to Eastern Newfoundland, and I couldn’t have imagined it any less. Again, the locals went out of their way with our requests to fulfill our needs for a successful campaign. When you see the images, you will understand our luck, their hard and dedicated work and how it pays off for a province that can count on the locals to self-promote their beautiful province. Newfoundland has just over 520,000 residents in two different areas; Newfoundland adds the beauty and uniqueness of Labrador, which I have yet to go to. But let’s begin; Quidi Vidi, in unique St Johns, was our first stop!
After years of exploring Central Newfoundland, I’m thrilled to share my top experiences! This incredible island has something for everyone, from heart-pounding adventures to peaceful escapes. Here’s my guide to the best activities and must-visit spots. 1. Shark Fishing with Hare Bay Adventures For an adrenaline-packed experience,…
Here are my top recommendations for Inns, B&Bs and more to make your stay in Central Newfoundland one never to forget! of course, Fogo Island Inn at the top of the list. Alos Hare Bay Adventure,
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