Attractions

Burnt Cape Tours

Featuring bus tours of Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve. Tours begin in our very own beautiful village of Raleigh, Newfoundland. Surrounded on three sides by cold waters from the Strait of Belle Isle, Burnt Cape has some of the most arctic conditions in Newfoundland. But it is exactly this cold climate, along with a unique landscape & calcium-rich soil, that allows northern plant species to grow here in a rich and rare variety.
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Historic Community of Raleigh

Burnt Cape Cabins is located within a community which will surely capture your heart. In spite of it’s size, the town of Raleigh has a rich history which dates back to the eighteenth century. The existing stages and wharves serve as reminders that Raleigh was once the busiest fishing port on the Northern Peninsula, and its people have evolved from a rich ancestry and unique culture.
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Hiking & Walking

Set against a backdrop of natural wonder, there's something about this area that nurtures your mind, body, and soul. Depending on the season, you'll find seabirds, whales, freshly carved icebergs, and possibly glimpse a fisherman plying his trade. Hiking and walking in Newfoundland and Labrador – an ancient land that's relatively unpopulated – is both diverse and breathtaking.
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Iceberg & Whale Watching

90% of icebergs seen in Newfoundland & Labrador come from the glaciers of western Greenland. From May thru July and sometimes in August, you can view majestic icebergs and large whales right off of our shores and cliffs. You can't get much more excitement than that!
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Pistolet Bay Provincial Park

Pistolet Bay Provincial Park has a diverse eco-environment with many types of plants, trees, and shrubs as well as an abundance of wildlife. The nearby Strait of Belle Isle provides opportunities to view marine mammals and seabirds. Swimming, canoeing, and fishing. 5 km from Raleigh.
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Taylor's Crafts

Master Carver Abiel Taylor learned the art of carving from his grandfather during the 1950's. At Taylor's studio, you will see a wide selection of carvings made from soapstone, serpentine, whalebone, and moose and caribou antler.
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Grenfell Historic Properties

Share in the adventures & accomplishments of Wilfred Grenfell, a highly determined doctor who contributed greatly to the heritage & ultimate success of St. Anthony. Begin your visit at the Grenfell Interpretation Center and relive an era that depicts the history of a determined people. Be sure to visit Dr. Grenfell's longtime residence (Grenfell House). Located in St. Anthony.
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Annual Iceberg Festival

The Northern Peninsula has always been recognized throughout the world as Iceberg Alley so you won’t have any trouble finding Islands of Ice here! The Iceberg Festival features iceberg experts, boat tours, traditional music, nature walks and Newfoundland food & hospitality. Join us as we celebrate icebergs!
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L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site

L'Anse aux Meadows is the earliest known European settlement in the New World. The archaeological remains at the site were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978. Exhibits highlight the Viking lifestyle, artifacts, as well as the archaeological discovery of the site. Visitors can also explore the hiking trails to nearby bays and lakes.
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Norstead Viking Village

Norstead is a non-profit organization that was created to take history out of the exhibit case and place it in the hands of visitors. Join costumed interpreters in the dim light of the Viking-style Chieftain's Hall and listen to mysterious Viking tales. Step aboard the full-scale replica of the Viking ship "Snorri".
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Boat Tours

Destination: the scenic coastal waters off St. Anthony, Newfoundland. Iceberg Alley is famous for its bounty of icebergs, whales, dolphins and seabirds. During this tour, we will captivate you with a live interpretive program on our marine wildlife and culture. Located in St. Anthony - 29 km drive from Raleigh.
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Ship Cove & Cape Onion

Ship Cove and Cape Onion are located on the Northern tip of the Northern Peninsula, first occupied by the French. There are breathtaking walking trails that surround the area, a mini village and the popular album rock, which links the community to the French. Located 10 km from Raleigh.
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Viking Lodge Motel

A Waterfront Motel with a special focus on solitude and isolation. The silence will amaze you on peaceful days. Truly the best place to relax without any distractions.
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Burnt Cape Tours

Learn about a variety of tours - including our famous "Stroll and Scoff" tour -- featuring a bus tour of Burnt Cape Reserve. Customized tours of the region are also available.
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Town of Raleigh

Learn more about the location of Burnt Cape Cabins. Located on the northern tip of Newfoundland (population of 177 residents), Raleigh is home to Burnt Cape Reserve.
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