Explore the Southwest Coast of Newfoundland. Here you’ll find iconic lighthouses, rugged cliffs, deep history and culture, and trails that take you to spectacular ocean views.
If you’re craving off-the-beaten path experiences, this is your place to explore.
The walking possibilities of the Southwest Coast of Newfoundland are limited only by your energy! Experience short strolls, full day hikes and more.
Did someone say cod jigging? How about golf? Or a ride on an ATV? Our local guides are ready to give you the experience of a lifetime.
While we may be somewhat remote, our welcome is warm and inviting. In fact, our festivals, museums, and heritage sites put our cultures, arts, traditions, and values on full display.
Your journey to Newfoundland on the Marine Atlantic Ferry brings you to Port aux Basques and that’s where your adventure truly begins! It’s the perfect place to have a rest and take a deep breath of ocean air before continuing your journey.
The Town of Stephenville is a local service centre for the Southwest Coast of Newfoundland. There you’ll find hotels, restaurants, banks, and shopping.
Rugged cliffs, wide open ocean vistas, sea birds, and deep cultural roots. A drive around the Port au Port Peninsula is a “must” on your Southwest Coast travel itinerary.
Just 45kms from Port aux Basques on the southern shore of Newfoundland is the tiny town of Rose Blanche – Harbour le Cou. Home to one of the most unique lighthouses in Atlantic Canada, this beautiful town is not to be missed!
Sheltered by the Long Range Mountains, The Codroy Valley is the perfect destination for hikers, history lovers, and birders alike. In the Codroy Valley, farms and fishing have coexisted for centuries. This fertile valley has a feel unique in Newfoundland’s landscape.
Bay St. George South is comprised of 8 communities nestled between the town of Port aux Basques and the town of Stephenville. An opportunity to visit small rural outport communities of Robinsons, Heatherton, Cartyville, Jeffreys, St. Davids, Highlands, Lockleven, McKay’s and St. Fintan’s.