Rugged Coastal Beauty & Unspoiled Landscape
Boat Tours
Iceberg Quest Ocean Tours
24 Fogo St, Twillingate
Phone: 709-884-2880
www.icebergquest.com
Hours: May – October, Daily: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Captain Dave’s Boat Tours
24 Fogo St, Twillingate
Phone: 709-884-2300
www.captdave.ca
Hours: Seasonal, call for schedule.
Twillingate Adventure Tours
128 Main St, Twillingate
Phone: 709-884-1306
www.twillingateadventuretours.com
Hours: Seasonal, call for schedule
Outdoor Activities & Other Guided Tours
Rock Cut Trails
25 Toulinquet Street, Twillingate
Phone: 709-893-3008
www.rockcuttrails.ca
A series of scenic trails offering beautiful views of the coastline, ideal for hiking and nature walks. The Rock Cut Trails are famous for their stunning vistas, rugged cliffs, and abundant wildlife. Perfect for bird watching and iceberg viewing in the summer months.
Isles E-Bike Rentals
24 Fogo Street, Twillingate
Phone: 709-884-2930
www.isles-e-bike-rentals.com
Isles E Bike Rentals is proud to bring Pedego Electric bikes to Twillingate.
Hours: Daily, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (seasonal)
Great Auk Winery Tasting & Tours
29 Durrell Street, Twillingate
Phone: 709-884-2707
www.aukislandwinery.com
Discover over 20 varieties of wine made from local , handpicked berries, flowers and iceberg water! Enjoy wine inspired ice cream including Moose Joose and Bakeapple!
Entertainment
Twillingate / New World Island Dinner Theatre
115A Main Street, Twillingate
Phone: 709-571-2773
www.vacationintheisles.com/dinnertheatre
Located in the heart of Twillingate, just before Shoal Tickle Bridge, they offer a dinner and a show six nights a week, from the end of May until late September. Patrons get to choose from a number of deliciously prepared meals (including lobster, cod, salmon, and chicken breast) and then enjoy a variety of funny skits and rousing music (played on a variety of instruments), performed by the same folks who prepared and served the meals.
Grand Old Shed Party Show
111 Huge Lane, Twillingate
Phone: 709-884-8165
www.grandoldshedpartyshow.ca
Come have a time on Twillingate Isle. Sing, dance and play along to a variety of tunes. Grab a hat, an Ugly Stick and bring your sense of humor! Join Karren Churchill and Gillian Cutler on an interactive musical journey through Twillingate Newfoundland. Learn how to play an Ugly Stick and listen to a variety of traditional live Newfoundland music and other fun favorites. It’s never the same show twice! Shows on Fridays & Sundays at 8 pm, check our website for show dates!
Museums, Art, and Crafts in Twillingate
Lightkeepers Fudgery & Gift Shop
Lighthouse Rd, Crow Head, Twillingate
Phone: 709-766-0170
Located in the historic lightkeeper’s residence beside Long Point Lighthouse in Twillingate, Enjoy our house-made gourmet fudge, ice cream, sweet treats, and browse unique local gifts and souvenirs.
Long Point Lighthouse Museum
Lighthouse Rd, Crow Head, Twillingate
Phone: 709-884-5651
Hours: June – September, Daily: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Admission: $5 for Historical Exhibit Only; $10 for Historical Exhibit & Lighthouse Tower Tour
Durrell Museum & Crafts
17 Museum Rd, Durrell
Phone: 709-884-2780
Hours: May – September, Daily: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Admission: Adults: $5; Free for children under 12 and Museum Association of Newfoundland and Labrador (MANL) members
Scot’s Pencil Art Studio
137 Main St, Twillingate
Phone: 709-884-2000
Hours: Open seasonally; call ahead
Cora’s Coastal Collection
6 Main Street, Twillingate
Phone: 709-884-2000
Hours: Seasonal, call for hours
Twillingate Museum & Craft Shop
Address: 1 St. Peter’s Church Road, Twillingate
Phone: 709-884-2825
Hours: May 12 – September 27, Daily: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Admission: Adults: $5; Free for children under 12
Wooden Boat Museum
St. Peters Chruch Road, Twillingate
The Wooden Boat Museum is open every day during the summer from 9 am to 5 pm. The entrance fee is $7.50 per person.
Beothuk Interpretation Centre
Boyd’s Cove
Phone: 709-656-3114
300 years ago, this site was a Beothuk village. Tour the interpretation centre where exhibits and artifacts foster an appreciation for this unique, and now vanished culture.
From the interpretation centre, follow a 1.5 km groomed walking trail to the village site – today an outline of housepits is the only evidence of the Beothuk people who once lived here. Along the trail, a sculpture designed by renowned Newfoundland artist Gerald Squires evokes the tragedy of the Beothuks’ demise.
