St. John’s is its own little wacky world, with one of the most unique cultures in North America. As the first English colony in Canada, St. John’s has a rich history that has seemed to stick around longer than any other place in the country. With its colorful houses, lively pubs, and friendly people, it only took us one day to see why people rave about Newfoundland.
It would be so easy to get lost in a daily routine of visiting the harbor, drinking at the pubs, and eating delicious seafood, but there’s so much more to explore in this charming city. In this one-day St. John’s itinerary, you’ll see more than just the typical tourist spots and get a true taste of St. John’s culture.
A Guide To St. John’s
Highlights of One Day in St. John’s
- Bring your appetite and try some local cuisine, such as cod tongues and moose burgers.
- If you want the best chance of seeing whales, visit in August.
TOP TIPS FOR TRAVELING TO ST. JOHN’S
- Where to stay – My choice of stay in St. John’s is JAG Boutique Hotel, it is located well, clean and convenient. We use Booking.com for all of our stays. Alternatively, you can always see if hotel corporate codes might work for you.
- Best tour to take – Take a boat tour to get up close with icebergs, whales, and other marine life.
- Must pack item: Pack layers as the weather can change quickly, especially near the coast. A good jacket is essential.
- Car rentals – Rent a car for the best exploration experience. There’s so much to see and do outside the city. Save the most money through car rental coupon codes and always start your search with Discover Cars and RentalCars so you know what the best deals are.
- Flights – International flights are never cheap, but with the Skyscanner “Everywhere” feature you can find the best deals. Check how much it would be for you to get to Newfoundland.
- Insurance – Not always required but always recommended! Make sure you’re covered with the best travel insurance.
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St. John’s is located on the eastern coast of Canada, in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. It’s literally the closest you could get…
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