Newfoundland Circumnavigation | Ocean Albatros Expedition Ship

The journey begins in St. John’s, a vibrant harbor city known for its colorful row houses and deep maritime traditions. The city sits at the Atlantic Ocean's boundary because it has served as a station for ocean explorers and fishing crews and tourist visitors throughout many centuries. The narrow streets and lively waterfront create an energetic atmosphere that reflects Newfoundland’s unique cultural identity. The ship begins its journey through the harbor while the towering cliffs which protect the city start to fade from view. The evening provides an excellent chance to unwind while you watch the North Atlantic from above during your start of an amazing journey around Canada's most beautiful island.

The community of Twillingate resides in Notre Dame Bay while it stands as one of Newfoundland’s most beloved seaside towns. The harbor contains fishing vessels which share the waters with colorful residential buildings that stretch across the rocky slopes above. The town has deep roots in Newfoundland’s fishing heritage, and its streets reveal a strong sense of local pride and culture. Visitors can explore beautiful seaside paths while they discover artistic exhibits and browse through boutique stores which display handmade creations from area craftsmen. The worldwide reputation of Twillingate stems from its amazing opportunities to view icebergs in the area. The area becomes a perfect spot for taking pictures and watching animals because of the massive ice formations which pass through the nearby waters.