Getting ashore
Ships call at the small harbour of Woody Point, on the west coast of Newfoundland. Passengers land at the quay or by tender.
Watch-outs
The coast is remote, with few services. Weather is changeable, and fog is common.
Woody Point
The village is a heritage town of colourful wooden houses on the Bay of Islands, a short walk from the harbour.
Gros Morne National Park
Gros Morne is a UNESCO site of fjords, mountains and geology, with hiking trails and the Tablelands.
Bonne Bay
Boat trips on Bonne Bay visit the fjord and the coastal villages in season.
Food & shopping
Newfoundland food includes cod, fish cakes and partridgeberry desserts. Local cafés are the easiest choice.
Money & connectivity
The currency is the Canadian dollar. Cards are accepted in most places. Mobile signal is limited.
Accessibility & mobility
The harbour and village are mostly flat, but the paths can be uneven. The park trails are steep and rough. Ask your operator for accessible vehicles.