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A bright, cozy cabin with ocean front views suitable for two people, blends a rustic/modern design with a comfortable double bed and amenities. Located in the centre of the historical fishing community of Portugal Cove South, this cabin overlooks the wharf and the comings and goings of local fishing boats. Enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of the Atlantic Ocean right on your doorstep.

Located in the heart of Portugal Cove South on the Irish Loop Drive our cabin overlooks the community wharf and what was once the location of the towns’ old fishing premises. You can gaze across the bay to Portugal Cove Point, Cape Mutton and in the distance Cape Pine (Newfoundland’s most southerly point). Portugal Cove South is the gateway community to Mistaken Point UNESCO World Heritage Site and Cape Race National Historic Site.

Tucked out of the wind, on a black sandy beach in a world class location. Dark skies, rare birds, icebergs, whales and wildlife. The cabin's decor and historic furnishing reflect NL's past culture. Create delicious meal then fall asleep to the babbling brook and ocean waves; an atmosphere where you can’t help but relax. ▪︎Daily guided fossil hikes ▪︎Bird colony hikes with map ▪︎Titanic & Wireless Radio exhibit ▪︎Historic Cape Race Lighthouse Help support Canadian Parks & Wildlife.

Brass and wooden beds reflect Newfoundland's past culture. The decor is a 'tree museum' of reclaimed board, once part of saltbox house of this settlement. Shower in springwater, wade in saltwater and marvel at the wildlife they support. Picnic table and benches provided to enjoy the outdoors. Beach fires are permitted.

A proud supporter of Canada Parks and Wildlife, CPAWS. Your stay will help reach our vision. The Canadian Parks and Wilderness  nationwide charity dedicated solely to the protection of our public land and water, and ensuring our parks are managed to protect the nature within them. In the past 50+ years, they’ve played a lead role in protecting over half a million square kilometres – an area bigger than the entire Yukon Territory! Their vision is to protect at least half of our public land and water so that future generations can experience Canada’s irreplaceable wilderness.   

This ocean view property has the most beautiful sunsets over the ocean. Located on beautiful St. Vincents beach. Hiking, quading, berry picking, whale watching and fishing is just a few things to mention that can be done right out of the door. You will have this property all to yourself, housekeeping can be supplied if requested. This house is has a fully equipped kitchen to meet all your cooking needs. There is no cell service on the property, but comes with a land line phone and free wifi.

This house is bursting with colour and charm. It is located in Portugal Cove South, NL known as the gateway to Mistaken Point UNESCO World Heritage Site & Historic Cape Race. Here you can enjoy coastline hiking, whale watching, beachcombing, berry picking or just relaxing in your own private garden by the fire.The house was built by the owner's father; a local fisherman.Six children were raised here.The cheerful décor will lift your spirit. The house has everything you need for a great vacation!

Partial ocean view. Large full equipped kitchen with dining area to host groups. Large open concept living area. Plenty of linens/towels. Washer and dryer. Hair dryer and iron. Complementary toiletries. Complementary coffee/tea. Garden with private deck, seating and a fire pit. Firewood can be provided at an extra cost. An assortment of books, games, toys for children and movies on hand for your enjoyment. No steps or stairs, all on one level. Wheelchair accessible with some limitations (please inquire).

Portugal Cove South is located on the southern tip of the Avalon Peninsula, of Newfoundland and Labrador. Newfoundland has a reputation for being friendly. Maclean’s magazine thinks Newfoundland has one of the Top 10 Friendliest Cultures in the World! Portugal Cove South is the gateway to Mistaken Point UNESCO World Heritage Site & Historic Cape Race. You can visit the Marconi Wireless station at Cape Race which was the first to receive the distress signal form the SS Titanic. Portugal Cove South consists of dramatic coastlines, sweeping barrens, ancient rock formations and natural wild beauty; seabirds, moose, caribou, humpback whales and icebergs. Portugal Cove South is just 2 hours from St. John's, the province's capital city. It is a great base where you can also discover the Avalon Peninsula of Newfoundland. The famous Ferryland Lighthouse Picnics, Dinner Theater, The East Coast Trail, Lamanche Suspended Bridge, kayaking tours and boat tours are from within 15 minutes to 1.5 hours away.

Escape to this tranquil retreat located less than 1 hour outside of St. John's in the town of Mount Carmel. With 8 acres of natural beauty for you to explore, you can take in the view of Salmonier Arm from the deck as you unwind. Several interesting features including out buildings and a plum orchard in the back. The area is popular for salmon fishing and the attractions including the Irish Loop drive, The Wilds Golf Course and the Salmonier Nature Park.

Fall in love with the heart of Irish Newfoundland at The Convent Guesthouse, a tastefully repurposed Irish Convent located in the southernmost historic town of Trepassey just minutes by car from the Mistaken Point UNESCO World Heritage Site & Ecological Reserve; a scenic 2 hr drive south of the capital city of St John's along the Irish Loop Route 10.

Maintaining the original Convent structure, the newly upgraded interior is modern, bright & clean with comfortable rooms infused with charming local aesthetic and quality amenities. This, and an unimpeded panoramic view of the harbour, your stay with us is sure to be inspired!

The Guesthouse is located on a stand-alone piece of property in the middle of town across the street from the church and local K-12 Stella Maris School. Every window of the building has a beautiful unimpeded panoramic view of the harbour & pier and/or garden.

Riverhead, St. Marys Bay, Newfoundland. Close by Point La Haye, St. Vincents beach to watch the whales, Mistaken Point unesco world heritage site.

Stay for a day, week, or month. Whatever you are in the area to do whether it be vacation or work you will find this place very suitable for your needs.

My place is close to art and culture, great views, restaurants and dining, and family-friendly activities. You’ll love my place because of the views, the people, the location, and the ambiance. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and families (with kids).

Just 2 hours from St. John’s Airport and midpoint along the beautiful and scenic Irish Loop you will come to charming and quaint Trepassey Newfoundland. Our rental home offers everything a family or couple could need or enjoy as they explore the local sites. The Irish Loop, in the Avalon Peninsula, is a must drive and see for anyone coming to Newfoundland with many historic sites and hiking trails along the way. This stunning ocean view home has a large living room/dining room area and a bright and welcoming kitchen that is equipped with all the essentials. There are two bedrooms with one queen bed in one room and two twin beds in another room and the option of additional sleeping in the pull-out couch in the living room. This rental unit is priced for 4 but 2 additional guests can stay for an additional $10 each per night. There is a shower and bath tub in the bathroom and a washer and dryer in the basement area. RV hookup is available. Trepassey is home to a grocery store (which also sells liquor), a restaurant (The Edge of The Avalon), a post office, and a hardware store. There is a beautiful hiking trail in Trepassey which many people enjoy by foot or with an ATV. Always look out for moose and caribou as you drive to and from Trepassey as you are bound to site these locals all over. The local restaurant is a place to meet locals, have a delicious meal and come out for some local entertainment. Trepassey is also home to Cape Race’s lighthouse keeper and local photographer extraordinaire, Clifford Doran. Enjoy his art which is featured in The Edge of the Avalon Inn as well as the grocery store and buy a stunning piece to own for your own collection. The Newfoundland website lists several local sites: (URL HIDDEN) There are many amazing sites in the surrounding areas to visit, just minutes away from Trepassey. The descriptions below are specifically referenced from the Newfoundland and Labrador Website: Unesco Heritage Site, Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve (15 minutes away) Preserved in exquisite detail upon the planes of tilted and cleaved mudstones along Mistaken Point's spectacular coastline, are fossils of the oldest, large complex life-forms found anywhere on Earth. This site is the only place in the world where you can view 565-million-year-old deep-sea floors that accurately preserve the ecology of ancient ocean floor communities. Access is by guided hike only. Official interpretive tours can be booked from the centre. Cape Race (40 minutes) Cape Race Light station is a National Historic Site. The lighthouse contains one of the most powerful lights in the world. It is an important landfall marker for North America. The first and last light seen by many vessels crossing the Atlantic. It is still manned year around. Tours are available to Cape Race were the radio operators were the first to pick up the distress signal from RMS Titanic, which struck an iceberg 400 km to the south and sank with a huge loss of life in 1912. The Myrick Wireless Interpretation Centre is a reconstruction of the Marconi station that stood here almost a century ago. The third attraction is the Cape Race Lighthouse, which has warned mariners of the treacherous ocean since 1856. St. Vincents (30 minutes away) St. Vincent's, where sheep raising has a long history, has a long stretch of sandy beach running parallel to the highway. This is a marvelous place for beachcombing, whale watching and birdwatching. Deep water near the shore enables whales to swim very close to the shoreline. There's an observation area with coin-operated binoculars at the parking lot or one can simply sit on the beach and enjoy hours of entertainment from whale watching. Bear Cove (30 minutes) 11.6-km trail between Kingman's Cove and Renews. Allow 4-6 hours. Moderate. Attractions include shipwreck, abandoned community, birdwatching, lighthouse, eagles, berry picking, colonial gun battery, grotto, museum. St. Mary’s (40 minutes) In the community of St. Mary's and throughout this region you will hear an Irish-influenced dialect of Newfoundland English and see a lifestyle similar to Ireland's. All along the way you meet the descendants of the original settlers and visitors to St. Mary's from the Emerald Isle are amazed so Irish a place exists outside their homeland. Renews-Cappahayden (40 minutes) Renews is the nearest harbour on the southern Avalon to the fishing banks offshore. Renews and nearby Fermeuse were unsuccessfully settled by Welsh colonists in the early 1600s, under a scheme promoted by Sir William Vaughan. A point of interest in the area is the grotto where Mass was celebrated secretly at night in the late 1500s when Catholicism was suppressed by the Protestant English. Ferryland (50 minutes away) Literally step right into the past at Ferryland. Sir George Calvert, who later became Lord Baltimore, established the Colony of Avalon here in 1621. The Colony of Avalon derived its name from Calvert's interest in Arthurian myths and legends and it is now the site of an ongoing archaeological dig. The colony was successful for a number of years until a series of cold winters and other hardships prompted Calvert to seek warmer climates in Maryland, New England. Unusual for its time, the colony was a haven of tolerance for Catholics. Sir David Kirke took over the colony later in that century. During his time, Ferryland's high, rocky cliffs were fortified with cannons to protect the settlement from attack, but later the town was stripped of its guns and fortifications and was unable to resist the Dutch, who landed in 1763 and destroyed it. But they didn't destroy everything, and archaeologists have uncovered a large number of artifacts. Excavation with brush and trowel continues today, and if you've ever wanted to see history being uncovered, just stand and watch. The items recovered are cleaned and catalogued and the most impressive finds are on display in the visitor centre nearby. Beothuk artifacts have also been found in the area, proving these aboriginal people inhabited this part of the coast. Another Ferryland attraction is an old lighthouse. There's a rough access road across the Downs, but it's best to walk out and see why Newfoundland painter Gerry Squires was so inspired by this area. A walk over the Downs to the lighthouse will be amply rewarded with a delicious lunch from the much-renowned Lighthouse Picnics, which you can enjoy perched on the grassy cliffs overlooking the ocean. For an introduction to the famous Irish hospitality and culture of the Southern Shore, visit the historic Ferryland Museum in the old court house. The Southern Shore Shamrock Festival and Ferryland-Maryland Days are celebrated here in July each year, and there's a summer dinner theatre based on local stories and songs. Keep an ear tuned for stories of faeries. Cape Broyle (1 hour) Visit the Devil's Stairway, an interesting rock formation where Satan himself is supposed to have left his footprints in the face of the cliff. Cape Broyle is known as a unique sea-kayaking destination. Within the sheltered harbour, kayakers can paddle alongside whales, seabirds and icebergs when in season, as well as through sea caves and under waterfalls. Salmonier Natural Park (1 hour 20 minutes) Another favourite stop along this route is the Salmonier Nature Park, a 1,214-hectare wilderness reserve area with a large exhibit of 30 species of animals and birds indigenous to Newfoundland and Labrador. The park provides the opportunity to see at close range flora and fauna, which you might miss in the course of normal travels within the province. Kids love the park. As you walk along the boardwalk trail you will see moose, beaver, caribou, owls, otters, lynx, foxes and others. Other sites in St. John’s: Witless Bay Ecological Reserve (1.5 Hours) Quidi Vidi (2 hours) Cape Spear (2 hours) Petty Harbour, Maddox Cove (2 hours)

Visit The Avalon Inn with great meals and local entertainment and view some of local photographer Clifford Doran's beautiful photographs and even buy a piece as your souvenir!

3 Bedroom open concept Bungalow overlooking Renews Harbour. All the amenities you need conveniently located on one level. 1hr drive from St. John’s on scenic Irish Loop. Minutes from East Coast trails. 60km from Beautiful Historic Cape Race Lighthouse and Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve. 20km from Ferryland, Colony of Avalon archeological site and Lighthouse picnics. Heat pump and Air Conditioning. Wifi and Satalite TV

Located in Scenic Renews overlooking the harbour with the Butter-pot hills in the background. This well kept home offers one Queen and two double bedrooms. 1 bathroom with stand shower. Open concept with plenty of windows allows you to enjoy the view whether you are relaxing in the living area or kitchen and dining area. Large deck outside with BBQ and patio furniture. Satellite Tv and Wifi included

Located on beautiful and scenic Irish loop drive. Beautiful arts and craft store (Merrymeeting) located on south side of harbour. East coast trails within 10 minutes walk. Lots of seasonal local attractions such as Colony of Avalon archeological site, Lighthouse picnics, Boat tours to view icebergs, seabirds and whales all within a little drive.

. Beautiful modern home, equipped with everything you will need to make your stay comfortable , breath taking view , located 90 kms south of St.John's , on The Irish Loop; approximately 40 kms to Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve, ; just a few steps to East Coast Trail , 20 Kms to Historic Ferryland https://youtu.be/XtHbbRQHChY Renews NL 2017. Video by S. Lawlor Tea, coffee,cereal, other items in the kitchen waiting for you !

Located in Historic Fishing Village of Renews , NL. Two Queen size and one twin bed in spacious bedrooms , large , bright eat in kitchen overlooking the ocean. All new appliances ,laundry on site, large kitchen table to play cards or other games that can be found in our cozy reading room. Choose from numerous dvd's if time allows

Friendly community with abundance of character and culture, local talented artists and musicians, check home binder for location and distance to local attractions )

Beautifully crafted cedar log home. Minutes from Mistaken Point Historic Ecological Reserve. Built in 2014 by Pioneer Log Homes of BC and featured on the very popular television HGTV show - Timber Kings. Outstanding ocean views, walking trails, ATV trails, nearby grocery and convenience. Several popular salmon fishing rivers. Wildlife abundant! A bird watcher or hunter's paradise. Complete relaxation and comfort! 3bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Hardwood floors. This log home is a site to behold!

The Claddagh Inn is a boutique B&B offering 6 beautiful en-suite rooms, harbour views, luxurious spa inspired linens and amenities. Awake to salt sea air, song birds and a hot tasty breakfast with homemade jams, french press coffee, herbal tea; we'll get you ready for your next Newfoundland adventure. Our fresh sweet water is drawn from our private artesian well and our kitchen offers amazing 3-course meals every night with on and off-shore menu options crafted to please your inner "foodie"

A retired "Presentations Sisters" convent, the historical Claddagh Inn is conveniently located between all of the Avalon and Irish Loop attractions including incredible whale watching experiences! Come and see what other travellers to our shores have discovered: the perfect spot to stay for two or three days of exploring the Irish Shore's unique culture and natural beauty! Land and sea nature adventure abounds; birds, moose, caribou, birds, whales and hikes; what's not to love!! Our Inn offers everything travellers desire from in-house casual-fine dining and an eclectic guest-pub to amazing views and comfortable spaces. We love to share local lore and help travellers get important insights to help make their Atlantic experiences more memorable! Check out our reviews on TripAdvisor and Google!

The fishing village of St. Mary's where The Claddagh Inn calls home is centrally situated on the Irish Loop of the Avalon Peninsula between the famous Cape St. Mary's bird sanctuary and The Colony of Avalon Archeological dig! Our guests regularly explore the attractions of the Avalon Peninsula; The Salmonier Nature Park, The Cataracts Provincial Park, whale watching at St. Vincent's Beach, the UNESCO World Heritage Site: "Mistaken Point" fossil hike, and some local scenic hikes (soon to be joined to "The East Coast Trail" system).. New for 2019: "The Rocky River Zip-lines and Adventure Park" a short drive from The Claddagh Inn where guest can enjoy a day in the forest on the way to or from the Bird Sanctuary or Cataracts Provincial Park!

This lovely vacation property is in Cappahayden, Newfoundland (on the “Irish Loop”, 1 1/2 hours south of the St. John’s International Airport). If you just want to get away from it all, relax, listen to ocean waves, enjoy nature and wake up to the sunrise over the ocean, you may be content to stay put. It’s very peaceful yet in a great location to access many popular sights.

Guests have exclusive use of the entire main floor and property surrounding the house, to the oceanfront. There is a barbecue available and Adirondack chairs to relax and enjoy your surroundings. Please note that the host may be staying in the downstairs apartment. See below “interaction with guests”

The East Coast Trail is accessible from our property. Witless Bay Ecological Reserve and Bay Bulls puffin and whale watching boat tours are 50 minutes north (though whales and seals can be seen in our bay, too). LaManche Provincial Park is 45 minutes north. Ferryland (a beautiful community, famous for their archaeological dig and Lighthouse Picnics) is 20 minutes north. National Geographic recently included Mistaken Point as one of their top ten new UNESCO World Heritage Sites for travel, stating it is “home to the oldest complex life-forms found anywhere on Earth”... It is 50 minutes south of our home.... Cape Race and St Vincent’s are roughly an hour south. These are only a few of the amazing sights in the area. The entire coast is beautiful, rugged and diverse, dotted with quaint villages and some of the most genuine, friendly people.

Quaint saltbox house ,with property going to the ocean; great kayaking. Views of the ocean from all windows. A skip and a jump to the the East Coast Trail. A very short drive to Ferryland for groceries , the Archaeological dig, dinner theater, and the museum .

Step back in time in this restored century-old home nestled in the heart of Port Kirwan. Located along the Irish Loop, this tiny town (a population of 42) is the perfect place to relax for a quiet Newfoundland vacation. With the East Coast Trail and whale and bird watching nearby, there won't be a shortage of adventures to go on.

This house has been refurbished with all the necessary modern amenities while still maintaining its early 1900s charm. Overlooking the Fermeuse Harbour and the pastures of Aylward's Farm, this will be the perfect place to relax. You can also try your hand at cooking with a traditional wood stove but if that's not for you, the kitchen has a modern one as well.

This tiny traditional Newfoundland fishing community is the perfect place to have a relaxing vacation. You can hike along the East Coast Trail just steps away or go whale & bird watching nearby. The town is located 80 kilometres south of St. John's and on the drive up, view a shipwreck in the Fermeuse Harbour - the 1948 wreck of the S.S. Ilex. For those who'd like to venture closer, a short hike along the rocky beach in Kingman's Cove will allow for a close up view.

The Claddagh Inn is a boutique B&B offering 6 beautiful en-suite rooms, harbour views, luxurious spa inspired linens and amenities. Awake to salt sea air, song birds and a hot tasty breakfast with homemade jams, french press coffee, herbal tea; we'll get you ready for your next Newfoundland adventure. Our fresh sweet water is drawn from our private artesian well and our kitchen offers amazing 3-course meals every night with on and off-shore menu options crafted to please your inner "foodie"

A retired "Presentations Sisters" convent, the historical Claddagh Inn is conveniently located between all of the Avalon and Irish Loop attractions including incredible whale watching experiences! Come and see what other travellers to our shores have discovered: the perfect spot to stay for two or three days of exploring the Irish Shore's unique culture and natural beauty! Land and sea nature adventure abounds; birds, moose, caribou, birds, whales and hikes; what's not to love!! Our Inn offers everything travellers desire from in-house casual-fine dining and an eclectic guest-pub to amazing views and comfortable spaces. We love to share local lore and help travellers get important insights to help make their Atlantic experiences more memorable! Check out our reviews on TripAdvisor and Google!

The fishing village of St. Mary's where The Claddagh Inn calls home is centrally situated on the Irish Loop of the Avalon Peninsula between the famous Cape St. Mary's bird sanctuary and The Colony of Avalon Archeological dig! Our guests regularly explore the attractions of the Avalon Peninsula; The Salmonier Nature Park, The Cataracts Provincial Park, whale watching at St. Vincent's Beach, the UNESCO World Heritage Site: "Mistaken Point" fossil hike, and some local scenic hikes (soon to be joined to "The East Coast Trail" system).. New for 2019: "The Rocky River Zip-lines and Adventure Park" a short drive from The Claddagh Inn where guest can enjoy a day in the forest on the way to or from the Bird Sanctuary or Cataracts Provincial Park!

We offer private rooms with a ½ bath in each room. Only 1½ hours from St. John’s airport. Newfoundland’s Route 90, the Irish Loop, the south eastern part of the Avalon Peninsula, is named for its Irish history, which spans 400 years. Its scenery and culture make for the perfect road trip from St. John’s. Have breakfast in our guest dining room or enjoy a cup of coffee in the ocean view great room, planning your day trip. Lots of places to hike and sightseeing close by.

Have breakfast in our guess dining room or enjoy a cup of coffee in the ocean view, great room planning your day trip. Meals and workshops can be arranged with our resident chef, Native Nfld. or Portuguese cuisine. We also offer vegan choices. We can also arrange for 3 day

We restored this house as close as possible to its original layout, but also added modern comforts and some openness, to take advantage of the wonderful view of Fermeuse harbor. Three bedrooms can sleep six, and a Futon downstairs can sleep two. (Note, we had to create new listing with Airbnb as previous listing stopped working. Lots of reviews on previous listing. Working on getting those to this listing..thanks!)

We restored this house as close as possible to its original layout, but also added modern comforts and some openess, to take advantage of the wonderful view of Fermeuse harbor. Three bedrooms can sleep six, and a Futon downstairs can sleep two.

Fermeuse is located on the Southern Shore, on the Irish Loop, on the Avalon Peninsula in Newfoundland.

The Claddagh Inn is a boutique B&B offering 6 beautiful en-suite rooms, harbour views, luxurious spa inspired linens and amenities. Awake to salt sea air, song birds and a hot tasty breakfast with homemade jams, french press coffee, herbal tea; we'll get you ready for your next Newfoundland adventure. Our fresh sweet water is drawn from our private artesian well and our kitchen offers amazing 3-course meals every night with on and off-shore menu options crafted to please your inner "foodie"

A retired "Presentations Sisters" convent, the historical Claddagh Inn is conveniently located between all of the Avalon and Irish Loop attractions including incredible whale watching experiences! Come and see what other travellers to our shores have discovered: the perfect spot to stay for two or three days of exploring the Irish Shore's unique culture and natural beauty! Land and sea nature adventure abounds; birds, moose, caribou, birds, whales and hikes; what's not to love!! Our Inn offers everything travellers desire from in-house casual-fine dining and an eclectic guest-pub to amazing views and comfortable spaces. We love to share local lore and help travellers get important insights to help make their Atlantic experiences more memorable! Check out our reviews on TripAdvisor and Google!

The fishing village of St. Mary's where The Claddagh Inn calls home is centrally situated on the Irish Loop of the Avalon Peninsula between the famous Cape St. Mary's bird sanctuary and The Colony of Avalon Archeological dig! Our guests regularly explore the attractions of the Avalon Peninsula; The Salmonier Nature Park, The Cataracts Provincial Park, whale watching at St. Vincent's Beach, the UNESCO World Heritage Site: "Mistaken Point" fossil hike, and some local scenic hikes (soon to be joined to "The East Coast Trail" system).. New for 2019: "The Rocky River Zip-lines and Adventure Park" a short drive from The Claddagh Inn where guest can enjoy a day in the forest on the way to or from the Bird Sanctuary or Cataracts Provincial Park!

This beautiful saltbox home is located in the town of Fermeuse, Newfoundland, which is part of Newfoundland's "Irish Loop". The property has a large deck allowing guests to take in amazing views of Fermeuse Harbour. In front of the deck, a large yard is perfect for playing children (and supervising adults). The property is close to historic lighthouses, world class hiking on the East Coast Trail during summer months, great fishing and hunting, bird and whale watching.

The Claddagh Inn is a boutique B&B offering 6 beautiful en-suite rooms, harbour views, luxurious spa inspired linens and amenities. Awake to salt sea air, song birds and a hot tasty breakfast with homemade jams, french press coffee, herbal tea; we'll get you ready for your next Newfoundland adventure. Our fresh sweet water is drawn from our private artesian well and our kitchen offers amazing 3-course meals every night with on and off-shore menu options crafted to please your inner "foodie"

A retired "Presentations Sisters" convent, the historical Claddagh Inn is conveniently located between all of the Avalon and Irish Loop attractions including incredible whale watching experiences! Come and see what other travellers to our shores have discovered: the perfect spot to stay for two or three days of exploring the Irish Shore's unique culture and natural beauty! Land and sea nature adventure abounds; birds, moose, caribou, birds, whales and hikes; what's not to love!! Our Inn offers everything travellers desire from in-house casual-fine dining and an eclectic guest-pub to amazing views and comfortable spaces. We love to share local lore and help travellers get important insights to help make their Atlantic experiences more memorable! Check out our reviews on TripAdvisor and Google!

The fishing village of St. Mary's where The Claddagh Inn calls home is centrally situated on the Irish Loop of the Avalon Peninsula between the famous Cape St. Mary's bird sanctuary and The Colony of Avalon Archeological dig! Our guests regularly explore the attractions of the Avalon Peninsula; The Salmonier Nature Park, The Cataracts Provincial Park, whale watching at St. Vincent's Beach, the UNESCO World Heritage Site: "Mistaken Point" fossil hike, and some local scenic hikes (soon to be joined to "The East Coast Trail" system).. New for 2019: "The Rocky River Zip-lines and Adventure Park" a short drive from The Claddagh Inn where guest can enjoy a day in the forest on the way to or from the Bird Sanctuary or Cataracts Provincial Park!

We are located only 1½ hours from St. John’s airport. St. Mary’s is on the Irish Loop (route 90), Our hilltop house overlooks the village harbour. Our spacious guest area has a private entrance and free parking. We offer six private rooms with an ensuite bathroom. Each room as its own key entry. Close by are beaches and walking trails. . The Mistaken Point ecological reserve a UNESCO World Heritage Site is just a short drive from St. Mary's.

Meals and workshops can be arranged with our resident chef, Native Nfld. or Portuguese cuisine. We also offer vegan choices.

You can go for walks along the ocean and hicking

We are located only 1½ hours from St. John’s airport. St. Mary’s is on the Irish Loop (route 90), Our hilltop house overlooks the village harbour. Our spacious guest area has a private entrance. We offer six private rooms with an ensuite bathroom. Each room as its own key entry. Close by are beaches and walking trails. From June to mid-July the whales can be often be seen from the beaches. The Mistaken Point ecological reserve a UNESCO Heritage Site is just a short drive from St. Mary's.

Meals and workshops can be arranged with our resident chef, Native Nfld. or Portuguese cuisine. We also offer vegan choices.

You can go for walks along the ocean and hicking

The Claddagh Inn is a boutique B&B offering 6 beautiful en-suite rooms, harbour views, luxurious spa inspired linens and amenities. Awake to salt sea air, song birds and a hot tasty breakfast with homemade jams, french press coffee, herbal tea; we'll get you ready for your next Newfoundland adventure. Our fresh sweet water is drawn from our private artesian well and our kitchen offers amazing 3-course meals every night with on and off-shore menu options crafted to please your inner "foodie"

A retired "Presentations Sisters" convent, the historical Claddagh Inn is conveniently located between all of the Avalon and Irish Loop attractions including incredible whale watching experiences! Come and see what other travellers to our shores have discovered: the perfect spot to stay for two or three days of exploring the Irish Shore's unique culture and natural beauty! Land and sea nature adventure abounds; birds, moose, caribou, birds, whales and hikes; what's not to love!! Our Inn offers everything travellers desire from in-house casual-fine dining and an eclectic guest-pub to amazing views and comfortable spaces. We love to share local lore and help travellers get important insights to help make their Atlantic experiences more memorable! Check out our reviews on TripAdvisor and Google!

The fishing village of St. Mary's where The Claddagh Inn calls home is centrally situated on the Irish Loop of the Avalon Peninsula between the famous Cape St. Mary's bird sanctuary and The Colony of Avalon Archeological dig! Our guests regularly explore the attractions of the Avalon Peninsula; The Salmonier Nature Park, The Cataracts Provincial Park, whale watching at St. Vincent's Beach, the UNESCO World Heritage Site: "Mistaken Point" fossil hike, and some local scenic hikes (soon to be joined to "The East Coast Trail" system).. New for 2019: "The Rocky River Zip-lines and Adventure Park" a short drive from The Claddagh Inn where guest can enjoy a day in the forest on the way to or from the Bird Sanctuary or Cataracts Provincial Park!

Close to the harbour, large rooms with a oversize living room for all our guest.

A coffee area with a fridge

Lots of trails and beaches near by

The Claddagh Inn is a boutique B&B offering 6 beautiful en-suite rooms, harbour views, luxurious spa inspired linens and amenities. Awake to salt sea air, song birds and a hot tasty breakfast with homemade jams, french press coffee, herbal tea; we'll get you ready for your next Newfoundland adventure. Our fresh sweet water is drawn from our private artesian well and our kitchen offers amazing 3-course meals every night with on and off-shore menu options crafted to please your inner "foodie"

A retired "Presentations Sisters" convent, the historical Claddagh Inn is conveniently located between all of the Avalon and Irish Loop attractions including incredible whale watching experiences! Come and see what other travellers to our shores have discovered: the perfect spot to stay for two or three days of exploring the Irish Shore's unique culture and natural beauty! Land and sea nature adventure abounds; birds, moose, caribou, birds, whales and hikes; what's not to love!! Our Inn offers everything travellers desire from in-house casual-fine dining and an eclectic guest-pub to amazing views and comfortable spaces. We love to share local lore and help travellers get important insights to help make their Atlantic experiences more memorable! Check out our reviews on TripAdvisor and Google!

The fishing village of St. Mary's where The Claddagh Inn calls home is centrally situated on the Irish Loop of the Avalon Peninsula between the famous Cape St. Mary's bird sanctuary and The Colony of Avalon Archeological dig! Our guests regularly explore the attractions of the Avalon Peninsula; The Salmonier Nature Park, The Cataracts Provincial Park, whale watching at St. Vincent's Beach, the UNESCO World Heritage Site: "Mistaken Point" fossil hike, and some local scenic hikes (soon to be joined to "The East Coast Trail" system).. New for 2019: "The Rocky River Zip-lines and Adventure Park" a short drive from The Claddagh Inn where guest can enjoy a day in the forest on the way to or from the Bird Sanctuary or Cataracts Provincial Park!

We offer private rooms with a full bath room. Only 1½ hours from St. John’s airport. Newfoundland’s Route 90, the Irish Loop, the south eastern part of the Avalon Peninsula, is named for its Irish history, which spans 400 years. Its scenery and culture make for the perfect road trip from St. John’s. Have breakfast in our guest dining room or enjoy a cup of coffee in the ocean view great room, planning your day trip. Lots of places to hike and sightseeing close by.

Have breakfast in our guess dining room or enjoy a cup of coffee in the ocean view, great room planning your day trip. Meals and workshops can be arranged with our resident chef, Native Nfld. or Portuguese cuisine. We also offer vegan choices. We can also arrange for 3 day

We are located only 1½ hours from St. John’s airport. St. Mary’s is on the Irish Loop (route 90), Our hilltop house overlooks the village harbour. Our spacious guest area has a private entrance . We offer six private rooms with an ensuite bathroom. Each room as its own key entry. s. Close by are beaches and walking trails. From June to mid-July the whales can be often be seen from the beaches. The Mistaken Point ecological reserve a UNESCO Heritage Site is just a short drive from St. Mary's.

We are located only 1½ hours from St. John’s airport. St. Mary’s is on the Irish Loop (route 90), Our hilltop house overlooks the village harbour. Our spacious guest area has a private entrance. We offer six private rooms with an ensuite bathroom. Each room as its own key entry. Close by are beaches and walking trails. From June to mid-July the whales can be often be seen from the beaches. The Mistaken Point ecological reserve a UNESCO Heritage Site is just a short drive from St. Mary's.

Meals and workshops can be arranged with our resident chef, Native Nfld. or Portuguese cuisine. We also offer vegan choices.

You can go for walks along the ocean and hicking

On top of the hill over looking St. Mary's Harbour. Room with full bath room. 1.5 hours from St. John's. Many beaches and walking trails.

Belle Maison is a Canada Select 4.5 star bed and breakfast with out buildings. All of our rooms are ensuites and all have a sea side view. Our unique set up could find you in a repurposed shipping container room, a refurbished RV or an in house room.

Belle Maison is a unique Dine and Dream set up to offer all inclusive hiking packages here on the east coast trail. We pick you up at YYT and bring you to Port Kirwan where you will enjoy all the creature comforts of a 4.5 star property including our much desired hot tub overlooking the sea. All transport to and from trail heads, all meals, laundry and 5 star comfortable unique accommodations are included. All prices are per person per day.

Our home sits on the Port Kirwan - Aquaforte leg of the East Coast Trail in the quaint little fishing village of Port Kirwan. We are 90kms south of St. John's International Airport.