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St. John’s Sightseeing & Cape Spear Tour
Jellybean Row houses, Signal Hill and the easternmost point in North America.
Colourful St. John’s and the easternmost point in North America.
The best day tour in Newfoundland and Labrador on BookTours.ca is the St. John's Sightseeing and Cape Spear Tour, a half-day outing around the colourful provincial capital that includes Cape Spear, the easternmost point in North America.
St. John's is one of the oldest cities in North America, built around a narrow harbour and surrounded by steep hills. The downtown is known for its brightly painted rowhouses, lively streets and a strong musical and storytelling culture. The compact geography means that major viewpoints are close together, which suits a short visit or a free half day between other plans.
The sightseeing tour pairs the city with Cape Spear, a National Historic Site with a lighthouse on a rugged headland, where the Atlantic stretches out to the east. It is a compact tour that fits well into a stopover or a cruise day. Dress for changeable weather, as conditions on the headland can differ a lot from those in the sheltered city.
Newfoundland and LabradorCity sightseeing
Jellybean Row houses, Signal Hill and the easternmost point in North America.
Summer is the most reliable season for walking and coastal viewing, and spring and early summer can bring icebergs and whales along the coast. Fog, wind and rain are frequent in every season, so flexible plans help.
St. John's International Airport is the main gateway to the province. Newfoundland is an island, so most visitors fly in or arrive by ferry, and tours from the capital cover the nearby coast efficiently.
Cape Spear is a headland near St. John's known as the easternmost point in North America. It is home to a historic lighthouse and walking paths along the coast.
The St. John's Sightseeing and Cape Spear Tour is a half-day outing of roughly three to four hours.
Sometimes, depending on the season and conditions. This tour is a sightseeing outing, not a boat tour, so ask about options if wildlife is a priority.
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