Crafts and heritage
Newfoundland is the first province in Canada to celebrate the New Year, and its residents certainly know how to celebrate. After taking part in an official "Screech-in" and becoming an honorary Newfie, you may want to take a break from the great nightlife. Not to worry -- there's plenty more to do on the Rock. From outdoor adventures to fine art and handmade crafts, you won't run out of unique experiences on your vacation. To help you start planning, here are a few of the best attractions Newfoundland has to offer.
Fine Craft and Design Fair, St. John's
Snap up unique handmade gifts made by artisans and craftspeople from across Newfoundland. The Craft Council is hosting the 32nd annual Fine Craft and Design Fair 2006 at the St. John's Convention Centre from November 16 to 19, 2006. With over 100 booths, you're guaranteed to cross a few people off your gift list -- or maybe you'll find something that's perfect for you.
For more info: www.craftcouncil.nf.ca
Fine Craft and Design Fair, St. John's
Snap up unique handmade gifts made by artisans and craftspeople from across Newfoundland. The Craft Council is hosting the 32nd annual Fine Craft and Design Fair 2006 at the St. John's Convention Centre from November 16 to 19, 2006. With over 100 booths, you're guaranteed to cross a few people off your gift list -- or maybe you'll find something that's perfect for you.
For more info: www.craftcouncil.nf.ca
Newfoundland Coastal Safari, St. John's
Looking to trade in the nine to five existence for a wild adventure? Sign up for an eight-day all-inclusive safari trip and explore Newfoundland off the beaten track. Featuring small groups, Coastal Safari will have you kayaking, fishing and hiking in Fortune Bay. Best of all? You'll get authentic outdoor adventures, without completely roughing it -- you'll "camp" in real beds, wake up to hot showers and eat gourmet meals. There are also three- and five-day safaris for travellers who are short on time.
For more info: www.coastalsafari.com
Labrador Heritage Museum
The Labrador Heritage Museum is a historic building that housed a Hudson's Bay Company store in the 1920s. The museum and its nearly 1,000 artifacts are part of the Labrador Heritage Society, an initiative formed in 1973 to preserve, protect and promote the rich culture and heritage of Labrador's history and people. The Hudson's Bay Company, around which the community was built, is featured prominently, with original storefronts and signage restored and displayed in the museum.
For more info: www.labheritage.ca
Looking for more travel ideas? Try a romping ranch getaway.
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Looking to trade in the nine to five existence for a wild adventure? Sign up for an eight-day all-inclusive safari trip and explore Newfoundland off the beaten track. Featuring small groups, Coastal Safari will have you kayaking, fishing and hiking in Fortune Bay. Best of all? You'll get authentic outdoor adventures, without completely roughing it -- you'll "camp" in real beds, wake up to hot showers and eat gourmet meals. There are also three- and five-day safaris for travellers who are short on time.
For more info: www.coastalsafari.com
Labrador Heritage Museum
The Labrador Heritage Museum is a historic building that housed a Hudson's Bay Company store in the 1920s. The museum and its nearly 1,000 artifacts are part of the Labrador Heritage Society, an initiative formed in 1973 to preserve, protect and promote the rich culture and heritage of Labrador's history and people. The Hudson's Bay Company, around which the community was built, is featured prominently, with original storefronts and signage restored and displayed in the museum.
For more info: www.labheritage.ca
Looking for more travel ideas? Try a romping ranch getaway.
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