moderate
2–4 hours
Guests should be comfortable on small boats and able to manage brief periods of exposure to the elements.
Discover the seamless blend of Newfoundland’s marine wonders and historic charm with Trinity Eco-Tours' The Orca Room. Cozy, guided marine excursions and comfortable accommodations make this spot a must-visit for adventure seekers and culture lovers alike.
Experience the charm of the Orca Room, nestled in a historic 19th-century building in Trinity. Enjoy cozy accommodations with modern amenities, including Netflix and a light continental breakfast. Explore local attractions and marine life through guided tours, all while savoring the unique blend of history and nature in this delightful setting.
The Orca Room – $179/night Our next room is the Orca room, which will be located on the 1st floor of our interpretation centre in the front of the home. Approximately 120 sq. feet, including ensuite with a shower, toilet, hairdryer and sink, this room will have a cozy feel, with wood plank panel walls and floors. A queen sized bed, nightstand, and dresser with luggage rack will be offered in the room. You will also have a television with Netflix as well as free local and Canada wide calling. A light continental breakfast for two will be included in the room.
Trinity Accommodations Our new Trinity accommodations are now available for booking! Located on Church St across from the Trinity Historical Museum and next door to the historic St. Paul`s Church, the building is in the centre of all attractions in Trinity. This home was originally built in the 19th Century, and has been completely restored while trying to maintain the original integrity of the home.
Our Marine Interpretation Center features information and pictures of the wildlife that we see on our tours. Before we depart the guide will describe the whale, fish, bird behavior and habitat. It has a cafe/breakfast area at the rear of the building to sit and discuss before and after the tours. six rooms available for booking. Each
Our Trinity accommodation has six rooms available for booking. Each are named for different whales seen in Newfoundland. We have a large suite, occupying the top floor, three other medium-sized rooms, and two smaller rooms. Each room and bookings can be accessed from the menu above.
Each room will have queen-sized beds (the two smaller rooms will have double) night table, dresser, luggage stand, full ensuite washroom with hairdryer. There will be a light continental breakfast in the morning for two, consisting of fresh croissant, bagels, and other pastries of the day, along with coffee and tea. It will be the perfect accommodation for you to stay while in Trinity. As a special offer, we will be offering discounts on our Kayak and Zodiac tours when you book your accommodations with us. Please call or book your accommodations online through our booking modules located below.
When we take your credit card, we will bill you automatically for 1 night, for your deposit. This is fully refundable 48 hours in advance.
** All our accommodations include a wonderful continental breakfast including tea or coffee. (Hot breakfast available upon request for additional fee)
Weather at sea can change quickly; layering ensures you stay comfortable during boat trips.
Wildlife sightings like orcas and humpbacks are best captured at a distance with a good zoom.
Marine life activity peaks in late spring and summer, so early reservations help secure spots.
Sea conditions can be windy or rainy; bring waterproof gear and sturdy footwear.
Trinity's maritime legacy dates back to the 16th century, once serving as a vital fishing and trading port.
The region emphasizes sustainable tourism practices, ensuring the protection of marine mammals and coastal ecosystems for future generations.
Helps keep you dry and comfortable during boat trips regardless of weather.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Enhances wildlife viewing, especially for distant marine mammals.
Protects against sun exposure during longer daylight hours.
summer specific
Ensures safe footing on wet, uneven surfaces both on land and on the boat.