The Town of
Bonavista has many sites and attractions. We're
only three hours from the ferry at Argentia or
from the Airport at Gander, and just three and a
half hours from the provincial capital of St.
John's.
Take the Trans Canada Highway to Highway
230 or 233 and cruise north along the coast.
There are tourist chalets and craft stores
located along the route and throughout the town.
Bonavista is a pedestrian's delight. The gentle topography is
appealing but it is the rich cultural landscape
which makes for enjoyable walking in the
community. Bonavista has approx. 1000 heritage
buildings dating from early 19th century to
1949, more than any other Newfoundland town.
In addition there is a complex network of roads and
laneways connecting the central areas of the
town known as the Harbour and Church Street to
various sections of community bearing ancient
names suck as Canaille, Mockbeggar, Rolling
Cove, Red Point, Bayley's Cove and Bakeapple
Marsh. This makes Bonavista a superb place to
wander.
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