Steller's Sea Eagle photo by Al Caughey in Newfoundland
Newfoundland/Nova Scotia
Seabirds, Culture & Amazing Food
Newfoundland: June-24-July 2
Nova Scotia: July 2-9, 2025
Both trips: June 24-July 8
17 days 6 participants, 4 openings From $4,900
Trip Highlghts
Visit the stunning Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve.
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See humpback whales very close while on shore.
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Observe hundreds of thousands of seabirds.
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Eat amazing, fresh seafood.
This incredible reserve teems with a massive colony of Northern Gannets and numerous other seabirds. These birds make their nests on cliffs, providing unparalleled opportunities for photography.
The steep shore drop-offs at Witless Bay allow humpback whales to feed on sardine-like capelin very close to shore. You might even catch a whiff of a whale's "blow."
Bay Bulls boasts the largest Atlantic Puffin colony in North America. Gull Island is home to hundreds of thousands of seabirds, nesting virtually on top of each other. You're also likely to spot whales feeding in these prolific waters.
You'll have the chance to savor seafood from freshly harvested fish, clams, and more.
What Sets this Trip Apart?
It's all-inclusive! Once you arrive, your only expenses are some alcohol and personal items. Your registration covers all meals, lodging, in-country transportation, accommodations, guides, gratuities, and laundry.
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Our Owner Accompanies You: Nobody likes unpleasant surprises when traveling. Steve is with you every step of the trip. Upon landing, you're greeted at the airport and taken to the airline check-in counter at the end of the journey to ensure everything with your travel is in order. Steve also lends his voice on safaris as a naturalist with more than 40 years of experience to ensure you get the most out of your trip.
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You're in a Very Small Group: You will be one of a maximum of six guests. Having a smaller group often means more quality bird and game sightings. You're also more likely to form friendships when you spend more time with one another.
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Northern Gannet photo by tour participant Mo Henning
Atlantic puffin photo by tour participant Frank Toller