Tour de Conducción en Smartphone Autoguiado de Irish Loop

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Tour de Conducción en Smartphone Autoguiado de Irish Loop es una experiencia privada 4 h – 8 h en St. John's, Canadá, ofrecida por Tripvia Tours. Los viajeros la valoran con 4,4 sobre 5 en 25 opiniones en Viator y Tripadvisor. Los precios parten de 9,76 € por persona y hay cancelación gratuita disponible. Incluye: Flexible dates - tour is yours to keep and enjoy anytime on the Tripvia Tours app, No time constraints, take as long as you like to complete the tour, Only 1 tour booking needed per vehicle.

Datos clave

Duración

4 h – 8 h

Grupo

Tour privado: solo tu grupo

Idiomas

English

Recogida

Encuentro en el punto de inicio

Confirmación

Confirmación inmediata

Viajeros

1–15 por reserva

Edades

Viajero 0–120

Cancelación

Cancelación gratuita (consulta la política)

Opciones y disponibilidad

• Irish Loop Self-Guided Smartphone Audio Driving Tour

  desde 9,33 €

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Descripción general

Itinerario

1. Parada 1

   IRISH LOOP AND SHEA HEIGHTS LOOKOUT. Begin a one-direction drive from St. John’s into coastal scenery, fishing communities and layered Indigenous, Irish and Newfoundland history.

2. Parada 2

   DEADMAN’S BAY PATH. Follow the coast past a trail whose ominous name recalls pirates, peril and early Atlantic travel.

3. Parada 3

   BLACKHEAD. Pass a traditional fishing village where rugged ocean views meet Newfoundland’s seafaring heritage.

4. Parada 4

   CAPE SPEAR. Visit Canada’s easternmost point, where historic lighthouses, wartime defences and vast Atlantic views await; the grounds remain open year-round.

5. Parada 5

   MADDOX COVE. Discover a quiet harbour community shaped by raids, legendary storms, innovation and local folklore.

6. Parada 6

   PETTY HARBOUR AND VIKINGS ON THE SHORE. Pass colourful fishing stages while exploring the harbour’s long seafaring story and Norse-era context.

7. Parada 7

   FIRST POND, SECOND POND AND FOREST POND. Travel through a landscape where even large inland waters keep Newfoundland’s familiar pond name.

8. Parada 8

   DOYLES. Pass a small community whose local voices preserve firsthand memories of life along the route.

9. Parada 9

   BAY BULLS, BIG PONDS AND IRISH ROOTS. See a historic harbour framed by freshwater ponds, pirate stories and enduring Irish-settler traditions.

10. Parada 10

    WITLESS BAY AND ECOLOGICAL RESERVE. Look offshore toward protected seabird islands famous for puffins, whales and rich marine life.

11. Parada 11

    MOBILE. Pass a lively summer bay where whales, puffins, eagles and other Avalon wildlife often animate the coast.

12. Parada 12

    TORS COVE AND VIEWPOINT. Pause for island-dotted ocean scenery and a community history marked by dramatic Atlantic storms.

13. Parada 13

    LA MANCHE PROVINCIAL PARK. Discover coastal trails, hidden beaches and seasonal park access near one of Newfoundland’s best-known suspension bridges.

14. Parada 14

    AVALON PENINSULA WILDLIFE. Watch for seabirds, moose and other animals adapted to Newfoundland’s rugged coastal and boreal landscapes.

15. Parada 15

    LA MANCHE SUSPENSION BRIDGE AND STORM. Reach the trailhead for the rebuilt bridge and the abandoned village reshaped by the devastating 1966 storm.

16. Parada 16

    CAPE BROYLE AND THE POOL. Follow a sheltered harbour landscape rich in curious place names, ponds and local folklore.

17. Parada 17

    OUR LADY OF THE CAPE CEMETERY. Pass a quiet burial ground associated with tales of flickering lights, glowing graves and enduring folklore.

18. Parada 18

    CALVERT. Discover a small community whose former name, fishing heritage and unusual coastal formations carry outsized stories.

19. Parada 19

    THE DOWNS AND FERRYLAND LIGHTHOUSE. View a landmark lighthouse and sweeping headland scenery from this historic stretch of coast.

20. Parada 20

    COLONY OF AVALON. See one of North America’s most important 17th-century archaeological sites, where ongoing work reveals early colonial life.

21. Parada 21

    FERRYLAND AND THE AVALON WARS. Pass a historic settlement shaped by explorers, fishing fortunes, conflict and pirate lore.

22. Parada 22

    AQUAFORTE. Enter a sheltered harbour whose name, pirate encounters and local firsts reflect centuries of coastal history.

23. Parada 23

    EAST COAST TRAIL WATERFALLS. Stop at a scenic roadside cascade near Aquaforte and the long-distance coastal trail.

24. Parada 24

    FERMEUSE. Pass a fishing community where local storytelling and Atlantic traditions remain woven into everyday life.

25. Parada 25

    RENEWS. Discover the origins of this distinctive place name in one of Newfoundland’s oldest European-settled harbours.

26. Parada 26

    CHANCE COVE PROVINCIAL PARK. Consider a scenic detour for rugged coastline, hiking and stories of shipwrecks along the southern Avalon.

27. Parada 27

    CAPE RACE LIGHTHOUSE AND THE TITANIC. View the dramatic headland where wireless operators received the Titanic’s distress call in 1912.

28. Parada 28

    MISTAKEN POINT AND EDGE OF AVALON CENTRE. Discover ancient Ediacaran fossils and Iceberg Alley scenery; entry to the protected fossil zone requires a separately reserved seasonal guided tour.

29. Parada 29

    PORTUGAL COVE SOUTH AND POWLES HEAD. See a community shaped by the cod moratorium, coastal resilience and the nearby lighthouse headland.

30. Parada 30

    BISCAY BAY. Pass a quiet coastal settlement linked to Basque fishers, ship fires and stories of the pirate Black Bart.

31. Parada 31

    TREPASSEY BAY AND BATTERY. Explore a harbour with military history and a remarkable role in early transatlantic aviation.

32. Parada 32

    ST. VINCENT’S BEACH AND ST. SHOTT’S. See a striking barrier beach between ocean and pond near one of Newfoundland’s most storied southern communities.

33. Parada 33

    HOLYROOD POND. View a long coastal lagoon whose unusual geography and rich natural setting distinguish it from an ordinary pond.

34. Parada 34

    POINT LA HAYE. Pass a community where Irish heritage, Ice Age geology and Newfoundland customs such as mummering come together.

35. Parada 35

    ST. MARY’S AND RIVERHEAD. Discover a harbour community once protected by cannons during the American Revolution and shaped by the river at its head.

36. Parada 36

    ST. CATHERINE’S, ST. JOSEPH’S AND SALMONIER RIVER. Follow changing community names past Father Duffy’s Well and the new bridge into the Salmonier landscape.

37. Parada 37

    BUTTER POT, PADDY AND COCHRANE PONDS. Pass a seasonal provincial park of ancient rock and blueberry barrens near Hawke’s Hill Ecological Reserve and the turnoff for Salmonier Nature Park.

38. Parada 38

    ST. JOHN’S. Return to the colourful capital where salt air, music and centuries of legend bring the one-direction Irish Loop journey to a close.

Punto de encuentro

Valoraciones de viajeros

Información útil

• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Política de cancelación

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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