Wildland Tours offers the adventure of a lifetime: whales, puffins, icebergs, and Newfoundland culture
http://www.adventurenewfoundland.com/
Planning a vacation? Discover incredible Newfoundland, Canada with Gatheralls Puffin and Whale Watch! We offer daily boat excursions to see some of natures most amazing creations - atlantic puffins and other seabirds, more than 4 species of whales, breathtaking icebergs and more!
http://www.gatheralls.com/
Join our award winning iceberg and whale watching boat tour. We have the largest concentration of icebergs in Newfoundland. Enjoy humpbacks, dolphins, caves and spectacular scenery. Let us warm your soul and excite your senses with a refreshing blend of nature and Newfoundland hospitality that you will never forget.
http://www.discovernorthland.com/
Newfoundland Wilderness Kayaking, Sea kayaking and wilderness wildlife tours from tent camp in Newfoundland, Canada, South Coast Wilderness. Mothership support, whale watching, hiking. Hot showers, fresh seafood, vegetarian meals.
http://www.coastalsafari.com/
Sail with the Best! O'Brien's has just completed another successful summer and would like to thank all our guests who visited with us. We hope that you had as much fun as we did and that we will see you again.
http://www.obriensboattours.com/
The Adventure Tours/Scademia site guides you to a whale watching and iceberg viewing boat tour in the far east of North America. We offer a narrated tour aboard a 90 foot two masted sailing schooner, begining with the rugged St. Johns Harbour, and followed by a trip to Cape Spear, the most easterly point in North America. During the spring expect to see icebergs and in June the whales arrive and cavort in our waters until August. Our Newfoundland dog Bosun joins us on every trip. Entering St. Johns from the sea, upon our return to port, is truly a sight to behold. The site offers detailed information on the various tour packages offered by the company.
http://www.nfld.com/
Wildland Tours offers the adventure of a lifetime: whales, puffins, icebergs, and Newfoundland culture
http://www.wildlands.com/