Welcome to Labrador Straits Tourism

The Labrador Straits - spanning southern Labrador and Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula - offer travelers a rare blend of rugged coastline, vast tundra landscapes, and pristine Atlantic views. This remote stretch is perfect for anyone seeking a destination defined by dramatic scenery and a palpable sense of discovery.

Visitors can spot whales, seals, and vibrant seabird migrations throughout the year, thanks to the region's rich marine environment. The area is also steeped in history, with deep Indigenous roots and a strong seafaring heritage that lives on in its small communities. Museums, historic sites, and local storytellers offer insight into centuries of life shaped by the North Atlantic.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find no shortage of adventure, from iceberg viewing and coastal hiking to winter snowshoeing and northern lights displays. Whether you're exploring its wild landscapes or learning from the people who call it home, the Labrador Straits promise an authentic, refreshing, and unforgettable travel experience.