Attractions

L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site & Norstead Viking Village are just 2 km away from Snorri Cabins. Northern Newfoundland contains some of the most unique attractions in the world.

You can also enjoy boat tours, whale watching, hiking, wildlife and nature – all while you are here! Make it a point to visit nature’s wonders, the rugged ocean coastline. Witness the majestic spirit of whales and icebergs, and the warm hospitality that we offer. We look forward to having you here!

L'Anse aux Meadows Nat'l Historic Site

Located in L'Anse aux Meadows. In addition to the interpretation of the Norse settlement, this site offers hiking trails, picnic sites, and a gift shop. Bilingual guides are available from mid-June to Labour Day (the first Monday in September).

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Norstead Viking Village

Located in L'Anse aux Meadows. Norstead replicates a Viking port of trade as it may have looked during the Viking era (790-1066 AD). The site has a boat shed with its very own Viking ships, including the replica Viking knarr which sailed from Greenland to L'Anse aux Meadows in 1998.

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The Dark Tickle Company

Located in St. Lunaire-Griquet. Jams, sauces, vinegars, teas, drinks and chocolates from wild berries of Newfoundland & Labrador.
Featuring bakeapple (cloudberry), partridgeberry (lingonberry), crowberry, squashberry and wild blueberry.

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Iceberg & Whale Watching

Our region has the longest whale watching season in North America. Don't miss the spectacular array of whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals and other ocean mammals. View icebergs & whales from Fishing Point (or one of our many regional hiking trails, which follow along the ocean).

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Regional Hiking Trails

Newfoundland terrain is extremely diverse and rocky. However, there's a multitude of fully groomed trails & boardwalks - which are easily accessible for all people and abilities. Remember to dress in layers, pack a lunch and bring liquids. Always tell someone where you are going.

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Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve

Located just 32 km away from Straitsview - in the beautiful community of Raleigh. Most people visit the reserve during the summer months. This is when most of the plants are in bloom, icebergs and whales appear offshore, and many birds use the Cape for breeding. No fees.

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Northland Discovery Boat Tours

Located in St. Anthony (28 km away). The boat departs from the waterfront behind the Grenfell Interpretation Center, St. Anthony. This is where the ticket office is also located. Ample parking space for cars and buses. We suggest that you arrive at least 30 minutes prior to departure time.

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Pistolet Provincial Park

Located 25 km away from Straitsview (on Route 437, 12 kilometres off of Route 430). Day use or picnic area equipped with picnic tables, garbage cans, drinking water tap, pit toilets, & swimming change houses. Roped off swimming section roped off on the beach in day use area.

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Grenfell Historic Properties

Located in St. Anthony (28 km away). The properties celebrate the presence of Sir Wilfred Thomason Grenfell, and the impact that he and his worldwide mission had on the social, medical and economic climate of the early 1900's.

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The Iceberg Festival

The Iceberg Festival is a regional festival that happens every June at the very top of the Northern Peninsula. It celebrates the coming of spring to the north of the island and the annual arrival of the icebergs.

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Image Credits: L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site • Norstead Viking Village • The Dark Tickle Company • St. Anthony Basin Resources Inc. • Glacier Cove Web Design • Archie Miles • Raleigh Historical Corporation • Northland Discovery Boat Tours • Grenfell Historic Properties