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Newfoundland
The Fairmont Newfoundland, St. John's
4H
Humber Valley Resort, Deer Lake
4+H
A wonderful, first-class property located in the heart of St. John's, offering spectacular views of the harbour, Signal Hill and the city centre. The resident Cabot Club restaurant is rated as one of Canada's 100 best, serving some of the finest Atlantic Coast specialities. With firstclass vistas and its superb location, this modern hotel makes an ideal base from which to explore St. John's with its Celtic and maritime influences, or as a start and end point of a wider discovery of Newfoundland's attractions. Facilities 2 restaurants * lounge * gym * indoor pool & hot tub * health club * saunas * squash court Rooms 301 rooms * TV * air-con * tea & coffee * 24-hour room service * high-speed Internet
A wonderful year-round resort, Humber Valley is nestled amongst the trees on the banks of Deer Lake, western Newfoundland, perfectly situated to enable guests to truly appreciate the scenic splendour the region offers. Located within easy reach of two UNESCO World Heritage sites, along with countless coves and inlets, the resort is a superb choice for everyone after a little bit of discovery' time. Outdoor activities abound; whether your stay combines with the snows of winter or the pleasant summer sun, there will be plenty to occupy your time and for keen golfers the resort boasts an 18-hole, championship course that was voted Canada's Best New Course 2007 by SCOREGolf magazine. The accommodations at Humber Valley are also sure not to disappoint because every one of its three- to five-bedroom, luxurious timber-framed chalets and gorgeous one- and two-bedroom apartments is designed to make the most of the spectacular views over the lake, the golf course and the surrounding hills of the Appalachian Mountains. Facilities 2 restaurants * lounge * spa * activity centre * kids' club * 18-hole championship golf course Rooms 150 gorgeous three- to five-bedroom chalets & one- or two-bedroom apartments * fireplace * whirlpool tub * spacious deck with wonderful views * wireless Internet * full kitchen * laundry * cable TV * DVD player
Prices per person per night, room only, in £'s from Standard Twin Single Deluxe
01Jan09-30Apr09 01May09-31Oct09 01Nov09-31Dec09 55 77 60 110 154 119 01Jan09-30Apr09 01May09-31Oct09 01Nov09-31Dec09
Twin 70 92 74
Single 140 183 148
Prices per person per night, room only, in £'s from One Bdrm Condo Twin Single Two Bdrm Condo
17Apr09-16Jul09 17Jul09-03Sep09 45 68 90 135 17Apr09-16Jul09 17Jul09-03Sep09
Quad Twin 33 66 49 98
Two Bdrm Chalet
17Apr09-16Jul09 17Jul09-03Sep09
Quad Twin 46 92 70 139
Three Bdrm Chalet
17Apr09-16Jul09 17Jul09-03Sep09
Triple Quad 79 60 123 92
Whales & Birds of Newfoundland Self-Drive
6 Days St. John's - St. John's
Departures: Daily (01May09-31Oct09) Days 1 & 2: St. John's Arrive in historic St. John's, the oldest city in North America, collect your hire car and head to your accommodation for the next two nights. In the morning, enjoy a fascinating tour of the city; visiting historic sites such as Signal Hill, location of the final battle of the Seven Years' War. Later, you have time at leisure to visit the Botanical Gardens and the Newman Wine Vaults or just enjoy the vibrant city centre. (B) Day 3: St. John's - Avalon Peninsula This morning, head out along the Irish Loop' to the scenic Avalon Peninsula, the most easterly point in North America. From Bay Bulls, enjoy a cruise around Witless Bay Ecological Reserve, with its teaming puffin colony, North America's largest and also the world's largest population of Humpback Whales. Later, continue along the South Shore to Ferryland for a visit to the fascinating Colony of Avalon Archaeological site. Overnight in the small, picturesque village of Mount Carmel.(B)
Days 4 & 5: Avalon Peninsula - Trinity Today, head out to the western shore of the Avalon Peninsula to visit the Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve, home to one of the largest gannet nesting sites in North America. Continue north through the Bonavista Peninsula to the town of Trinity, cultural capital of Newfoundland and also the setting for the 2001 movie The Shipping News'. Next morning you have a nature and whale watching cruise of Trinity Bay, with time later to visit attractions such as the Cape Random film set (from the mini-series Random Passage) and wild Cape Bonavista with its odd looking Lighthouse.(B) Day 6: Trinity - St. John's This morning journey southeast back towards St. John's however en-route take time to visit the charming village of Brigus and maybe some of the scenic fishing villages along the Marine Coastal Drive route. Upon arrival back into St. John's, drop off your hire car and catch your onward flight.(B)
Price Includes
* 5 nights accommodation with meals as stated (B= Breakfast) * 6 days Intermediate car hire with Alamo on a fully inclusive basis (see pages 10/11 for details) * St. John's city tour (Day 2), Bay Bulls nature cruise (Day 3) and Trinity Bay whale watching cruise (Day 5)
Tour Prices
Prices per person, in £'s from
Tour Code Car Grade 01May09-30Jun09 01Jul09-27Aug09 28Aug09-31Oct09 Single prices available on request, please call for details
Whales & Birds of Newfoundland
T2WBN Standard Intermediate Twin 399 418 399
Brochure prices may change. See booking conditions. 79
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