Newfoundland and Labrador Family Tours & Vacation Packages

This 12-day trip works well for families with children ages 5+, taking you through Newfoundland's maritime heritage with hands-on activities. Kids can join the Screech-in ceremony in St. John's, try shucking scallops at a working farm in Blanc-Sablon, and watch for puffins during a boat tour in Witless Bay. You'll stay at comfortable places like the Hilton Garden Inn St. John's and have a Be My Guest dinner at The Fish Sheds overlooking Bonne Bay.

Newfoundland's wildlife and history unfold through kid-friendly activities, perfect for ages 5+. The tour blends educational Viking sites, whale watching, and hands-on cultural experiences.

Families with children ages 7+ can handle this trip through Newfoundland and Labrador. You'll start in Corner Brook at the Glynmill Inn, then head to the UNESCO-listed L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site where Viking settlements date back over 1,000 years. Puffins and seabirds are easy to spot in the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve near Bay Bulls. From June to early July, Titanic-sized icebergs float off St. Anthony's coast. Gros Morne National Park's ancient Tablelands, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer a unique geological landscape to walk through.

Viking history comes alive at L'Anse aux Meadows while whale watching thrills families with teens. The Shallow Bay Motel and other comfortable accommodations serve as welcoming family bases.

Wildlife encounters at Witless Bay and visits to historic lighthouses captivate guests 13+. Family needs are well-met with comfortable hotels and 16 included meals.

This self-paced trip suits families with children ages 7+, letting you travel at your own speed with comfortable stays at Glynmill Inn in Corner Brook and Shallow Bay Motel's family cottages. Kids will have fun spotting whales and icebergs from boats in St. Anthony, walking the 3-kilometer trail to Western Brook Pond's tall cliffs in Gros Morne, and seeing Viking longhouses at L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site. This easy-rated itinerary includes 6 breakfasts and gives you flexibility with your private vehicle to stop at beaches along the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Port au Choix offers hands-on history where ancient peoples lived for thousands of years.

Families with children ages 7+ can take this self-guided tour at their own pace. Puffin-watching boat tours leave from Bay Bulls to the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve. A scenic cruise on Bonne Bay within Gros Morne National Park is part of the itinerary. You'll spend two nights at Shallow Bay Motel & Cottages near beaches in Cow Head, giving you time to settle in and unwind. The Prime Berth Fishery & Heritage Centre in Twillingate shows local fishing history, and Trinity's 18th-century lanes are great for a leisurely walk. Stop at Cape Bonavista Lighthouse Provincial Historic Site, Gander's North Atlantic Aviation Museum, and Cape Spear along the way. Accommodations include Delta Hotels by Marriott St. John's, with 7 breakfasts included throughout the tour.

This family-focused tour welcomes children 8+, highlighting Newfoundland's historic sites and wildlife viewing spots. Guests enjoy comfortable accommodations and 23 included meals throughout the journey.

Generations come together on this tour for ages 5+. Whale watching, lighthouse visits, and Viking settlement exploration create lasting family memories. Shared accommodations available.

Ages 15+ can handle this family trip through Gros Morne National Park's Tablelands, where you'll walk on the Earth's mantle and cruise through the glacier-carved Western Brook Pond fjord surrounded by tall cliffs and waterfalls. Atlantic puffins are easy to see up close at Elliston's popular viewing site. A seabird and whale watching boat tour leaves from Twillingate, known as the Iceberg Capital of the World. You'll stop at the historic Cape Bonavista Lighthouse along the way. Small groups of max 12 travelers stay in comfortable hotels, inns, and waterfront cabins across Newfoundland's coastal towns including Rocky Harbour, Trinity, and colorful St. John's.