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Evening Sunset Charter in Port de Grave, Newfoundland - St. John's

Evening Sunset Charter in Port de Grave, Newfoundland

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required aside from boarding the boat.

Overview

Witness Newfoundland's stunning sunsets on a private boat charter from Port de Grave. Enjoy peaceful sea views and local wildlife in an intimate, unforgettable setting.

Boat Tour

Evening Sunset Charter in Port de Grave, Newfoundland

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Adventure Tips

Bring a light jacket

Evenings on the water can get cool, especially as the sun sets, so dress in layers.

Charge your camera

This is a photographer’s dream with spectacular lighting—make sure your devices are ready to capture the moment.

Listen to crew safety briefings

Safety is important on any boat trip; follow instructions carefully for a smooth experience.

Bring motion sickness remedy if needed

If you're prone to seasickness, consider remedies as the water can be choppy at times.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Harbor seals often swim close to the boat during calm evenings.
  • Various seabird species such as puffins and terns are common.

History

Port de Grave has a long history as a fishing community dating back to the early European settlers in Newfoundland.

Conservation

Old Salty Dog Excursions supports local marine conservation efforts by promoting responsible wildlife viewing and minimizing waste during tours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Layered clothing

Essential

Adjustable layers help you stay comfortable as temperatures cool after sunset.

Waterproof jacket

Essential

Keeps you dry during springtime drizzle or unexpected spray from the sea.

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Camera or smartphone

Essential

Capture stunning photos of the sunset, wildlife, and scenic coastline.

Motion sickness tablets

Helpful if you’re prone to seasickness on open water.