Trinity Rest Stop Room 2
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be comfortable sitting for extended periods
Overview
Discover the thrill of whale watching in Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, with expert guides and pristine waters. Get ready for encounters with majestic marine wildlife amidst stunning coastal landscapes.
Trinity Eco-Tours Economy Lodge Room 2
$139/night | Breakfast Included!
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About This Adventure
Experience a cozy stay in a double room at our charming B&B in Trinity, complete with a delightful breakfast served at the lodge. Enjoy the unique blend of comfort and hospitality, making your getaway both relaxing and memorable. Perfect for a peaceful retreat or an adventurous escape!
Rates
One Night - $139 Two Nights - $278 Three Nights - $417 Four Nights - $556 Five Nights - $695 Six Nights - $834 One Week - $973
About
This is a double room with breakfast included. Breakfast is offered at the lodge which is a separate setting at our B&B in Trinity
Adventure Tips
Wear layers for unpredictable weather
Sea conditions can change quickly; dress in layers and bring a waterproof jacket to stay comfortable.
Bring binoculars for better viewing
Binoculars can help you spot whales and seabirds more clearly from a distance.
Arrive early for the best spots
Getting to the departure point ahead of time ensures optimal seating and viewing angles.
Respect marine life and guides' instructions
Maintain a safe distance and follow all safety guidelines to protect both wildlife and passengers.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Harbor seals
- Dolphins
History
Trinity Bay has a rich maritime history, once serving as a key fishing and shipping hub in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Conservation
The area is part of ongoing conservation programs aimed at protecting whales and marine ecosystems, supported by responsible tourism practices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Warm waterproof clothing
Staying warm and dry is essential for comfort during boat trips in variable weather.
Binoculars
Enhance your viewing experience and get a closer look at distant whales and wildlife.
Hat and sunglasses
Protect your eyes from glare and keep your head shaded during sunny or windy days.
Camera with zoom lens
Capture stunning photos of whales, seabirds, and coastal scenery.