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Trinity is the centre of the hub on the Banavista Peninsula known as Trinity Bight! The town of Trinity is a great place to start your discovery of the area.
TRINITY BIGHT is the name given to the area around Trinity encompassing several villages in the vicinity.
Boat tours, whale watching expeditions, biking, hiking, kayaking, berry picking, picnics in meadows or overlooking the water…Your choices are
endless.
The Cooperage and The Green Family Forge are both “working” museums in the town of Trinity. Garland House, Ryan Premises, Hiscock House, St Paul’s are ‘must-see’s.
Trinity Historical Walking Tours Kevin brings History of Trinity alive on his daily Walking tour at 10am. tape recordings, photographs & enlightening tour discussi.
Newfoundland is noted for terrific hiking, and Trinity Bight (particularly the Skerwink Trail) is one of the top ten hiking destinations in all of North America.
Skerwink Tril is located just across Trinity Harbour from us! Aside from it being a great hike, it is a magnificent landscape to view from our deck, day or night!
The trailhead for Fox Island Hike is located in the village of Champney’s W, just north on #230, exit the highway at Champney’s, connecting Fox Island by an isthmus.
Horse Chops Trailhead is situated at the far side of English Harbour. Foxes, whales, & eagles can be seen on the land, sea and sky as one hikes the blustery trail.
Rising Tide Theatre has five or six plays they run in summer season. In addition, every Wed. and Sat. at 2pm, they reenact the Town’s history in the “Trinity Pageant.
The Garrick Theatre, Bonavista, is a 200 seat theatre where you can find the best in performing arts & film.
Twine Loft, Trinity Mercantile, Sophia’s Fine Dining at the Eriksen Premises, The Dock Marina Restaurant, Fisher’s Loft. Bonavista Social Club. Oh My Cheeses. Two Whales Coffee Shop. Port Rexton Brewery & Tap Room
Bruce Miller was born and bred in Old Bonaventure. He takes groups on a well informed boat tour to explain the hisotry of the area and of The Fishery, & Resettlemen.
There is a puffin colony on the rocks at Elliston, a village which is also the Root Cellar Capital of the World.
Bruce Miller was born and bred in Old Bonaventure. He takes groups on a well informed boat tour to explain the hisotry of the area and of The Fishery, & Resettlemen.
CALL US TOLL FREE: 1- 877-240-KEEP (5337)
14 Clinch’s Lane, Trinity, TrinityBay, Newfoundland A0C 2S0
Open Hours: 9am – 9pm NT