Eastern Newfoundland

Eastern Newfoundland includes the Historic Burin and Bonavista Peninsulas. This region begins at Glovertown and proceeds east to Fairhaven, Trinity Bay. It has several small communities that was established during the expansion of the British migratory fishery in the 16th century.

The Cape Bonavista lighthouse began its operation in 1843. This Provincial Historic Site is now restored, as it was in the 1870's.

In this region you will find the fishing settlement of Bonavista which is known as "A goodly sight". It is believed to be the place where John Cabot landed in 1497.

Terra Nova National Park, is the busiest park in the Province, it is used by half a million visitors every year. With 153 square miles of natural beauty, this park offers guided hikes, playgrounds, cooking shelters, beaches, sites for camps, cabins, trailers and boating areas.