The Trinity Bight consists of 12 communities. Fishers’ Loft is situated in the middle of the Bight. Within a 20-minute drive are many attractions, historic sites, theatre, hikes and boat trips. There is lots to do and see.

A 5.3 km loop trail featuring sea stacks, eagles, whales and icebergs in season. Travel and Leisure Magazine rated Skerwink one of the top 35 walks in North America. It is on the doorstep of Fishers’ Loft.
www.theskerwinktrail.com

A hiking trail network on the Bonavista Peninsula encompassing 7 trails with amazing views and varying difficulties.
www.hikediscovery.com

With 10 sites on the peninsula to explore, the Discovery UNESCO Global Geopark will put you in touch with your geological past.
discoverygeopark.com

A small seasonal craft brewery with a tasting room located in the heart of Port Rexton.
www.portrextonbrewing.com

Experienced staff connect you to the giant whales of the north Atlantic.
www.seaofwhales.com

The outdoor event of Seasons in the Bight…….a professional theatre festival.
www.risingtidetheatre.com

Time travel through 5 centuries of Newfoundland’s colourful history along the paths of historic Trinity.
www.trinityhistoricalwalkingtours.com

The set of the internationally broadcast TV series Random Passage. A replica of an early 1800’s fishing station.
www.randompassagesite.com

Begins with a 2 km easy/moderate trail to Kerley’s Harbour and 6 km on a moderate/difficult trail to British Harbour.

Simple tasty menu. Light healthy fare. Vegetarian. Locally sourced food. Great coffee.
www.twowhales.com

Captures the life of a widow raising six children in the late 19th century who maintained a genteel life through entrepreneurship.

Interpreting the history of Trinity and the Bight.
www.seethesites.ca

Explore the Port Rexton area by fat bike. Our roads and trails are ideal for a biking adventure.
bikeportrexton.ca

Dive into the history of the area.  Attractions include the Cooperage, Fort (Admiral’s) Point, Green Family Forge, Lester-Garland House, and the Trinity Historical Museum.
www.trinityhistoricalsociety.com

Visit the English Harbour Arts Centre located in the lovingly restored All Saints Anglican Church. Workshops, concerts , drystone wall installations; Thursday to Monday 10-5:30 except for special events. Schedule available at:
www.englishharbourartsassociation.com

Live performances and digital theatre. Summer Music Series. All in an elegantly refurbished theatre.
www.garricktheatre.ca

Experience 19th century lightkeeping in this 1843 lighthouse. Whales, icebergs and puffins in season.
www.seethesites.ca

A bi-annual exhibition of contemporary visual art by indigenous, Newfoundland and Labrador, other Canadian and international artists on the Bonavista Peninsula.
bonavistabiennale.com

Replica of John Cabot’s 15th century ship, Matthew. Tour above and below decks.
www.matthewlegacy.ca

The home of Gordon F. Bradley who argued that Newfoundland and Labrador join Canada. His home, restored to 1939, is the backdrop for telling the Confederation story.
nationaltrustcanada.ca/destinations/mockbeggar-plantation

Natural Scenic attraction park. A collapsed sea cave with natural archway carved by the sea.
www.env.gov.nl.ca/parks

Paul Dolk is a passionate (marine) wildlife photographer. He enjoys talking to people that come to his studio and he is always willing to share hints and tips on where to go and how to get good wildlife shots.
www.pauldolk.com

The east coast fisheries exhibit and interpretation centre. Parks Canada.
www.pc.gc.ca

A humanistic perspective complemented by a refined and unwavering contemporary vision, painting from observations + memory, recording places found along the Bonavista Peninsula here in Newfoundland

www.barbarahouston.ca

The only union-built town in North America. Tour the factory….home of the Fisherman’s Advocate.
www.historicportunion.com

Union House Arts (UHA) is a community artspace in Port Union. UHA is committed to supporting new work by artists and craftspeople through place-specific dialogues and collaborative programming in Port Union. Our building is home to an art gallery, community kitchen, workshop space, studios, and artist accommodations.

unionhousearts.ca

The Sir William F. Coaker Heritage Foundation was formed in 1995. An incorporated, not-for-profit, volunteer-based association, it is dedicated to the preservation and careful development of the Historic District of Port Union.

www.historicportunion.ca/en/foundation.html

An unforgettable golf experience awaits. Take on an 18-hole round of golf on theaward winning Twin Rivers course or treat yourself to a 9-hole round at Eagle Creek.
terranovagolfnl.com

Explore more than 100 root cellars. Root Cellar Capital of the World! Stroll this beautiful seaside community. Land-based Puffin viewing.
www.rootcellars.com

Both a reconciliation of the loss of life from the 1914 disasters and, in the larger context, a recognition of the lives and work of all sealers and their historic place in the economy and social fabric of our province.
www.homefromthesea.ca

Delicious homemade meals and desserts are the specialty at Maudie’s Tea Room. Located in the beautiful coastal town of Keels, be sure to visit to catch a glimpse of small town life in Newfoundland
Maudie’s Tea Room – Facebook

A unique eating experience over looking Bonavista Bay. Only commercial wood-fired bread oven in Newfoundland and Labrador.
www.bonavistasocialclub.com