Seaport Inn Guide Book
Sightseeing
Beautiful town of Trinity is just 15 mins away and has some of the most historic buildings in our province. All the Churches, Buildings and Houses are preserved to boast the heritage of this area with some of the best scenic overlooks this side of the bay has to offer.
23 locals recommend
Trinity
Beautiful town of Trinity is just 15 mins away and has some of the most historic buildings in our province. All the Churches, Buildings and Houses are preserved to boast the heritage of this area with some of the best scenic overlooks this side of the bay has to offer.
From the Cape Bonavista Lighthouse and Dungeon, to the Historic Ryans Premises and all the beautiful restored buildings in between, Bonavista is a definite must see for every traveler. There are many exceptional dining experiences and views of the harbor and ocean to be had here.
32 locals recommend
Bonavista
From the Cape Bonavista Lighthouse and Dungeon, to the Historic Ryans Premises and all the beautiful restored buildings in between, Bonavista is a definite must see for every traveler. There are many exceptional dining experiences and views of the harbor and ocean to be had here.
The Root Cellar Capital of the world, and home to our native bird the Puffin. Many travelers and photographers consider this a must-see area. Be sure to also check into the Sealers Museum to learn more about some of Newfoundlands past.
19 locals recommend
Elliston
The Root Cellar Capital of the world, and home to our native bird the Puffin. Many travelers and photographers consider this a must-see area. Be sure to also check into the Sealers Museum to learn more about some of Newfoundlands past.
Home to the Skerwink Trail, and the Port Rexton Brewery. There is also the home set of the Random Passage film. A great place for those who like to hike and explore.
8 locals recommend
Port Rexton
Home to the Skerwink Trail, and the Port Rexton Brewery. There is also the home set of the Random Passage film. A great place for those who like to hike and explore.
Hiking
Among all the hiking trails in the Bonavista area, this trail certainly has it all. The trail has a high and low path, both of which take you through lush forest and beautiful ocean views. One of the most highly rated trails in our area.
10 locals recommend
Kings Cove Lighthouse
Top RoadAmong all the hiking trails in the Bonavista area, this trail certainly has it all. The trail has a high and low path, both of which take you through lush forest and beautiful ocean views. One of the most highly rated trails in our area.
Just 5 minutes away from our hotel, this trail is an easy route for any traveler looking to enjoy a scenic walk in our area.
8 locals recommend
Murphy's Cove to Lodge's Pond Trail
Just 5 minutes away from our hotel, this trail is an easy route for any traveler looking to enjoy a scenic walk in our area.
A 3.5 km trail along the coastline that runs parallel to the main road from the Town of Bonavista to the Cape. This trail provides one with a spectacular view of Bonavista Bay as you enjoy a leisurely walk on a marked trail to the Cape Bonavista Lighthouse. Along this route you can enjoy the rugged coast line while watching for birds and whales (in season). Stop for a picnic along the trail or at the John Cabot Municipal Park.
11 locals recommend
Cape Shore Trail
Cape Shore RoadA 3.5 km trail along the coastline that runs parallel to the main road from the Town of Bonavista to the Cape. This trail provides one with a spectacular view of Bonavista Bay as you enjoy a leisurely walk on a marked trail to the Cape Bonavista Lighthouse. Along this route you can enjoy the rugged coast line while watching for birds and whales (in season). Stop for a picnic along the trail or at the John Cabot Municipal Park.
The hiking jewel of the region, is internationally recognized and was ranked amongst the top 35 trails in North America and Europe by Travel & Leisure magazine (2003). The 5.3km coastal loop begins in Port Rexton/Trinity East and provides an opportunity to view and photograph seabirds, eagles, sea stacks, icebergs and whales (in season) as well as the surrounding communities.
45 locals recommend
Skerwink Trail
The hiking jewel of the region, is internationally recognized and was ranked amongst the top 35 trails in North America and Europe by Travel & Leisure magazine (2003). The 5.3km coastal loop begins in Port Rexton/Trinity East and provides an opportunity to view and photograph seabirds, eagles, sea stacks, icebergs and whales (in season) as well as the surrounding communities.