Tuckamore Lodge is recognized for exceptional outdoor experiences. It is a place inspired by the area’s unique geography, distinctive culture and rare natural wonders. This is a place to unwind, reconnect with nature or experience a way of life that is steeped in centuries of tradition.
View adventures and pricing below.
Disclaimer: For all packages under the Fishing, Hiking, Nature, Cultural & Tour categories, travel is NOT provided by us (Tuckamore Lodge Ltd.) UNLESS your stay is from Sunday to Sunday.
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A hunt to track down the smart black bear on the Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland. The wilderness of the Northern Peninsula is an ideal spot for a black bear hunt in Newfoundland.
Note:
Any animal wounded and lost in the process of the hunt, is owned by the hunter and the hunt for that animal is over. Wounded or dead, it is yours.
Package Prices Include:
Licenses, pick up and return to St. Anthony or Deer Lake Airport, guide (1×1) or (2×1), accommodations, all meals and trail lunches, transportation to and from hunting areas, game retrieval via argo, preparation of game to take home including the caping, trophy preparation and meat boxing.
Options:
Meat can be custom hand-cut, wrapped and vacuum packaged. Cost will depend on type of meat cuts.
Non-Hunting Guest: $1,700 USD/week
Non-Hunting Guest Travelling With Hunter: $2,500 USD/week
Price:
1 Week – 6 Hunting Days: $5,000 USD
10 Hunting Days: $7,900 USD
Two bears per License.
An abundant number of moose exist on the island of Newfoundland. An introduced species to the island of Newfoundland, the moose has no natural predators.
Note:
Any animal wounded and lost in the process of the hunt, is owned by the hunter and the hunt for that animal is over. Wounded or dead, it is yours.
Package Prices Include:
Licenses, pick up and return to St. Anthony or Deer Lake Airport, guide (1×1) or (2×1), accommodations, all meals and trail lunches, transportation to and from hunting areas, game retrieval via argo, preparation of game to take home including the caping, trophy preparation and meat boxing.
Options:
Meat can be custom hand-cut, wrapped and vacuum packaged. Cost will depend on type of meat cuts.
Non-Hunting Guest: $1,700 USD/week
Non-Hunting Guest Travelling With Hunter: $2,500 USD/week
Price:
Main Lodge / Remote Lodge
1 Week – 6 Hunting Days: $7,500
(1×1)
1 Week – 6 Hunting Days: $7,100
(2×1)
HUNTS WILL NOT BE HELD WITHOUT A DEPOSIT AND NO REFUNDS.
Prices are subject to change without notice. Any hunt secured with a deposit will not change…. So lock it in!
Woodland Caribou Hunt Limited Edition:
For Woodland Caribou species, strict conservation measures have been established on our exotic island of Newfoundland. This is the only place on the planet you can hunt this species!
Note:
Any animal wounded and lost in the process of the hunt, is owned by the hunter and the hunt for that animal is over. Wounded or dead, it is yours.
Package Prices Include:
Licenses, pick up and return to St. Anthony or Deer Lake Airport, guide (1×1) or (2×1), accommodations, all meals and trail lunches, transportation to and from hunting areas, game retrieval via argo, preparation of game to take home including the caping, trophy preparation and meat boxing.
Options:
Meat can be custom hand-cut, wrapped and vacuum packaged. Cost will depend on type of meat cuts.
Non-Hunting Guest: $1,700 USD/week
Non-Hunting Guest Travelling With Hunter: $2,500 USD/week
Price:
1 Week – 6 Hunting Days: $17,000 USD
A trophy moose and caribou hunt in the wilderness of Newfoundland.
A unique package, combining a hunt for trophy moose and caribou.
Note:
Any animal wounded and lost in the process of the hunt, is owned by the hunter and the hunt for that animal is over. Wounded or dead, it is yours.
Package Prices Include:
Licenses, pick up and return to St. Anthony or Deer Lake Airport, guide (1×1) or (2×1), accommodations, all meals and trail lunches, transportation to and from hunting areas, game retrieval via argo, preparation of game to take home including the caping, trophy preparation and meat boxing.
Options:
Meat can be custom hand-cut, wrapped and vacuum packaged. Cost will depend on type of meat cuts.
Non-Hunting Guest: $1,700 USD/week
Non-Hunting Guest Travelling With Hunter: $2,500 USD/week
Price:
1 Week – 6 Hunting Days: $23,800 USD
10 Hunting Days: $25,300 USD
Hunt the best big game species of Newfoundland – Moose, Caribou, and Black Bear. Tuckamore Lodge offers a combination of three of the best hunting species that Newfoundland has to offer. Moose, Black Bear and Caribou.
Note:
Any animal wounded and lost in the process of the hunt, is owned by the hunter and the hunt for that animal is over. Wounded or dead, it is yours.
Package Prices Include:
Licenses, pick up and return to St. Anthony or Deer Lake Airport, guide (1×1) or (2×1), accommodations, all meals and trail lunches, transportation to and from hunting areas, game retrieval via argo, preparation of game to take home including the caping, trophy preparation and meat boxing.
Options:
Meat can be custom hand-cut, wrapped and vacuum packaged. Cost will depend on type of meat cuts.
Non-Hunting Guest: $1,700 USD/week
Non-Hunting Guest Travelling With Hunter: $2,500 USD/week
Price:
10 Hunting Days: $26,800 USD
Two prized species for hunting, the black bear and moose.
Plentiful moose and the elusive black bear should make for some interesting hunting during this combination package.
Note:
Any animal wounded and lost in the process of the hunt, is owned by the hunter and the hunt for that animal is over. Wounded or dead, it is yours.
Package Prices Include:
Licenses, pick up and return to St. Anthony or Deer Lake Airport, guide (1×1) or (2×1), accommodations, all meals and trail lunches, transportation to and from hunting areas, game retrieval via argo, preparation of game to take home including the caping, trophy preparation and meat boxing.
Options:
Meat can be custom hand-cut, wrapped and vacuum packaged. Cost will depend on type of meat cuts.
Non-Hunting Guest: $1,700 USD/week
Non-Hunting Guest Travelling With Hunter: $2,500 USD/week
Price:
1 Week – 6 Hunting Days: $9,000 USD
A great and challenging combination is hunting for caribou and black bears. Tuckamore Lodge offers one special package for two great hunting species.
Note:
Any animal wounded and lost in the process of the hunt, is owned by the hunter and the hunt for that animal is over. Wounded or dead, it is yours.
Package Prices Include:
Licenses, pick up and return to St. Anthony or Deer Lake Airport, guide (1×1) or (2×1), accommodations, all meals and trail lunches, transportation to and from hunting areas, game retrieval via argo, preparation of game to take home including the caping, trophy preparation and meat boxing.
Options:
Meat can be custom hand-cut, wrapped and vacuum packaged. Cost will depend on type of meat cuts.
Non-Hunting Guest: $1,700 USD/week
Non-Hunting Guest Travelling With Hunter: $2,500 USD/week
Price:
1 Week – 6 Hunting Days: $18,500 USD
*All prices are in USD or CAD.
Now offering Recreation Fishing Tours for cod and mackerel.
Duration: 2 Hours
Cost: $100 USD per person.
Minimum of 2 people.
DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE!
Season runs from June thru 3rd week of August.
Half Day Fishing Tours.
Hook & Release only.
$450 USD per person.
DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE!
Newfoundland is blessed to have a large variety of everything. On this tour, you will get a glimpse into the wildlife, natural treasures and interesting geology. Then try your hand at fishing the rivers which are teeming with salmon.
Tour Description:
Operates Sunday to Friday
Day 1
Arrive in St. Anthony or Deer Lake, dine at Tuckamore Lodge (depending upon flight arrival time) with an introduction to the unique culture and history of the Great Northern Peninsula. Learn about the innovative conservation projects currently in progress. Spend your first night at Tuckamore Lodge where you will be able to listen to loons on the lake adjacent to the lodge.
Day 2
Up bright and early to fish for the renowned Atlantic salmon, then back to the lodge for rest. Crazy Ray Boat Tours brings you on a tour of Hare Bay to see whales, seabirds and icebergs (includes a short walk along the seashore). Ice will be taken from the bergs and used in your refreshments.
Day 3
Enjoy early morning salmon fishing on the river. In the afternoon, take a hike to the Underground Salmon Pool (a unique natural attraction in the region) accompanied by our guide. Spot the salmon as they enter the underground river on their journey upstream. See where the river resurfaces on its route to the Long Range Mountains.
Day 4
Visit the outport community of Conche and board a boat to see whales, icebergs seals and the dramatic coastal cliffs with nesting seabirds. Enjoy a pack lunch and hike with a local guide to ‘The Glass Hole’ or a cascading waterfall. Return to Tuckamore Lodge for a light snack and set out for an early evening on the river. Back to the lodge for a late dinner.
Day 5
Salmon fishing in the morning. In the afternoon, take a trip to Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve for a glimpse of some of our rare plant species that are found only in Newfoundland. Take your camera because Burnt Cape is an ideal location for viewing icebergs, whales, seabirds and an occasional polar bear. Back to the Lodge for an evening meal.
Day 6
Out for an early morning cast. Prepare for your trip home.
Tour Includes:
Pickup and return to Deer Lake or St. Anthony Airport, *if your stay is Sunday to Sunday*. Deer Lake is a 4-hour drive through the Gros Morne National Park and St. Anthony Airport is a beautiful scenic 20-minute drive to the lodge. Also includes accommodations, meals, boats & canoes, guides (2×1), truck transportation to all fishing pools (when necessary), all pack out lunches and fish preparation to take home. Smokers available.
Not included:
Fishing licenses
License Fees: Individual $83 or Family $125
Options:
This itinerary can be altered. If there is something that you see listed within the Nature and Cultural Itineraries that interests you, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate your requests. Make your stay for one week, 10 days or two weeks. We have great local music and in the summer months, there is dancing at our local pub. If you enjoy this type of entertainment, we will take you!
Note:
Great fishing in July and August. Excellent fishing first three weeks of July. Catch and release / Average number is 9-12 salmon per day. Beautiful secluded Scandinavian-style accommodations in a relaxing wilderness setting with spacious rooms, Jacuzzi, sauna and local art.
Price:
$4,200 CDN per person
Daily Rates: $1,000 CDN per day
An insight into the life of the tough pioneers and cultures formed on the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland. Take in a variety of historic fishing villages and heritage sites.
Tour Description:
Operated Sunday through Sunday
Day 1:
Arrive in St. Anthony or Deer Lake. Dinner at Tuckamore Lodge (depending upon flight arrival time) with an introduction to the unique culture and history of the Great Northern Peninsula. Learn about the innovative conservation projects currently in progress. Eider Duck Enhancement and Fish Habitat improvements. Your first night at Tuckamore, hear the forlorn cry of the common loon.
Day 2:
Salmon fishing and boat tour. Up bright and early for a good morning of fishing in a local Salmon River, then back to the lodge for a rest. In the afternoon, we will take a boat tour with Crazy Ray Boat Tours for some iceberg and whale watching. Experience the excitement of viewing one of Newfoundland’s largest sea caves, while listening to the stories of our local legends.
Day 3:
Enjoy a full day of salmon fishing.
Day 4:
Up in the morning for a hearty breakfast, then its off to Conche for a day of learning about our local heritage, on display at the French Shore Interpretation Centre. Take a hike along the rugged coastline, where you will have the opportunity to see whales, icebergs, seabirds, caribou and seals.
Day 5:
Full day of salmon fishing
Day 6:
Return to the airport after a warm goodbye from your new friends at Tuckamore Lodge. See you next year.
Tour Includes:
Pickup and return to Deer Lake or St. Anthony Airport, *if your stay is Sunday to Sunday*. Deer Lake is a 4-hour drive through the Gros Morne National Park and St. Anthony Airport is a beautiful scenic 20-minute drive to the lodge. Also included are accommodations, meals, boats & canoes, guides (2×1), truck transportation to all fishing pools (when necessary), all pack out lunches, preparing your fish to take home. Smokers available.
Not Included:
Fishing Licenses
License Fees For: Individual $80 & Family $125
Note:
Great fishing in July and August. Excellent fishing first three weeks of July. Catch and release / Average number is 9-12 salmon per day. Beautiful secluded Scandinavian-style accommodations in a relaxing wilderness setting with spacious rooms, Jacuzzi, sauna and local art.
Price:
$4,200 CDN per person
Daily Rates: $1,000 CDN per day
A great combination of fishing for both Atlantic Salmon and Brook Trout. Enjoy the thrill of luring a trout or salmon, then successfully landing it in the net! Great fishing in July and August. Excellent fishing first three weeks of July. Catch and release: 4 salmon per day. Beautiful secluded Scandinavian-style accommodations in a relaxing wilderness setting with spacious rooms, jacuzzi, sauna and local art.
Package Price Includes:
Pick up and return to St. Anthony or Deer Lake Airport (if your stay is Sunday to Sunday), guide (2×1), accommodations, meals and trail lunches, transportation to and from fishing areas.
Non-fishing Guest: $1,700 USD/week
Non-fishing Guest Travelling With Fisher: $2,500 USD/week
Price:
1 Week – 5 Fishing Days: $5,000 USD per person
Daily Rates: $1,000 USD per day
*All prices are in USD or CAD.
This is perfect as a self-guided tour.
Tour Description:
Day 1: Hike a coastal trail to places where eagles soar, whales bugle and icebergs calf.
Day 2. View a Tapestry in excess of 260 feet in length, embroidered by the local ladies of Conche. This work of Art depicts the very colorful history of Newfoundland. Visit a WWII plane crash site. Enjoy a packed lunch at a lookout site. Be prepared to be dazzled by some of the most breath-taking scenery you will ever see.
* Meals are included and will be served at the lodge.
Price:
3 nights/2 days for $750 CDN (+HST).
Double (4-Star) Occupancy for $1,200 CDN (+HST).
*All prices are in USD or CAD.
Your Choice of Evening or Early Morning
Price:
$150 CDN per person
Experience a diverse variety of wildlife during the “Encounter with Wildlife” Tour with Tuckamore Lodge.
Get as close to nature as you dare in this tour of discovery. On this tour, you will discover the many varieties of sea birds which inhabit these parts including Puffins, Murres, Kittiwakes and many more. You will also observe mammals such as moose, foxes, black bears and caribou as they go about their daily lives.
Order of Daily Activities is Weather-Dependent.
Please be advised that plans may differ from what is outlined below.
Tour Description:
Day 1:
Evening arrival, with a hearty home-cooked meal at Tuckamore Lodge. After dinner, get settled in then meet Barb and her staff who will introduce you to the week’s activities.
Day 2:
Travel by boat through eastern Hare Bay to view an ecological reserve where seabirds nest. Along the way, enjoy a feast of blue mussels, which you’ll pick from the icy shoals. See whales, icebergs and walk along the rugged shores.
Journey along the meanders of the majestic Salmon River by canoe. Encounter moose grazing on lily pads on the shores of quiet lakes. Paddle by loons as their forlorn cries echo in the timber on the hillside and watch bald eagles soar out of sight.
Day 3:
Drive to Conche, passing moose on the roadside, and then board an authentic fishing vessel skippered by an Irish Newfoundlander. He’ll take you for a fantastic day of whale watching and iceberg viewing. You’ll visit a seabird colony teeming with puffins, murres and kittiwakes, a combination, which attracts a family of bald eagles. When you’re tired of this spectacle, journey on to watch grey seals lounge on sun baked boulders.
Day 4:
In the morning, hike to a fossil site to view the wildlife of the past. Ancient marine organisms are preserved in limestone bedrock jutting out of a shrubby meadow. Watch moose traverse the grounds of our ancient ancestors. In the evening, sit in a tree stand and watch black bears, foxes and birds visit a treat of molasses and bread.
Alternatively, travel to the west side of Hare Bay to an abandoned fishing village — Fishot Island. Along the way, watch for caribou on the barren headlands and majestic bald eagles which frequent the beaches, looking for the day’s meal.
Day 5:
Travel to L’Anse aux Meadows to see the UNESCO world heritage site and everything it has to offer. Then take a tour of the northern tip of Newfoundland. See majestic whales and get your fill of gigantic icebergs.
Day 6:
Enjoy a relaxing morning at Tuckamore Lodge on Southwest Pond. Prepare for your journey home and say goodbye to your new found friends.
Price:
$2,500 CDN per person
Newfoundland is blessed to have a large variety of everything. On this tour, you will get a glimpse into the wildlife, natural treasures and interesting geology. Then try your hand at fishing the rivers which are teeming with salmon.
Tour Description:
Operates Sunday to Friday: *weather permitting*.
Day 1
Arrive in St. Anthony or Deer Lake, dine at Tuckamore Lodge (depending upon flight arrival time) with an introduction to the unique culture and history of the Great Northern Peninsula. Learn about the innovative conservation projects currently in progress. Spend your first night at Tuckamore Lodge where you will be able to listen to loons on the lake adjacent to the lodge.
Day 2
Up bright and early to fish for the renowned Atlantic salmon, then back to the lodge for rest. Crazy Ray Boat Tours brings you on a tour of Hare Bay to see whales, seabirds and icebergs (includes a short walk along the seashore). Ice will be taken from the bergs and used in your refreshments.
Day 3
Enjoy early morning salmon fishing on the river. In the afternoon, take a hike to the Underground Salmon Pool (a unique natural attraction in the region) accompanied by our guide. Spot the salmon as they enter the underground river on their journey upstream. See where the river resurfaces on its route to the Long Range Mountains.
Day 4
Visit the outport community of Conche and board a boat to see whales, icebergs seals and the dramatic coastal cliffs with nesting seabirds. Enjoy a pack lunch and hike with a local guide to ‘The Glass Hole’ or a cascading waterfall. Return to Tuckamore Lodge for a light snack and set out for an early evening on the river. Back to the lodge for a late dinner.
Day 5
Salmon fishing in the morning. In the afternoon, take a trip to Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve for a glimpse of some of our rare plant species that are found only in Newfoundland. Take your camera because Burnt Cape is an ideal location for viewing icebergs, whales, seabirds and an occasional polar bear. Back to the Lodge for an evening meal.
Day 6
Out for an early morning cast. Prepare for your trip home.
Tour Includes:
Pickup and return to Deer Lake or St. Anthony Airport, *if your stay is Sunday to Sunday*. Deer Lake is a 4-hour drive through the Gros Morne National Park and St. Anthony Airport is a beautiful scenic 20-minute drive to the lodge. Also includes accommodations, meals, boats & canoes, guides (2×1), truck transportation to all fishing pools (when necessary), all pack out lunches and fish preparation to take home. Smokers available.
Not included:
Fishing licenses
License Fees: Individual $80 or Family $125
Options:
This itinerary can be altered. If there is something that you see listed within the Nature and Cultural Itineraries that interests you, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate your requests. Make your stay for one week, 10 days or two weeks. We have great local music and in the summer months, there is dancing at our local pub. If you enjoy this type of entertainment, we will take you!
Note:
Great fishing in July and August. Excellent fishing first three weeks of July. Catch and release / Average number is 9-12 salmon per day. Beautiful secluded Scandinavian-style accommodations in a relaxing wilderness setting with spacious rooms, Jacuzzi, sauna and local art.
Price:
$4,200 CDN per person
Daily Rates: $900 CDN per day
An insight into the life of the tough pioneers and cultures formed on the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland. Take in a variety of historic fishing villages and heritage sites.
Tour Description:
Operated Sunday through Sunday
Day 1:
Arrive in St. Anthony or Deer Lake. Dinner at Tuckamore Lodge (depending upon flight arrival time) with an introduction to the unique culture and history of the Great Northern Peninsula. Learn about the innovative conservation projects currently in progress. Eider Duck Enhancement and Fish Habitat improvements. Your first night at Tuckamore, hear the forlorn cry of the common loon.
Day 2:
Salmon fishing and boat tour. Up bright and early for a good morning of fishing in a local Salmon River, then back to the lodge for a rest. In the afternoon, we will take a boat tour with Crazy Ray Boat Tours for some iceberg and whale watching. Experience the excitement of viewing one of Newfoundland’s largest sea caves, while listening to the stories of our local legends.
Day 3:
Enjoy a full day of salmon fishing.
Day 4:
Up in the morning for a hearty breakfast, then its off to Conche for a day of learning about our local heritage, on display at the French Shore Interpretation Centre. Take a hike along the rugged coastline, where you will have the opportunity to see whales, icebergs, seabirds, caribou and seals.
Day 5:
Full day of salmon fishing
Day 6:
Return to the airport after a warm goodbye from your new friends at Tuckamore Lodge. See you next year.
Tour Includes:
Pickup and return to Deer Lake or St. Anthony Airport, *if your stay is Sunday to Sunday*. Deer Lake is a 4-hour drive through the Gros Morne National Park and St. Anthony Airport is a beautiful scenic 20-minute drive to the lodge. Also included are accommodations, meals, boats & canoes, guides (2×1), truck transportation to all fishing pools (when necessary), all pack out lunches, preparing your fish to take home. Smokers available.
Not Included:
Fishing Licenses
License Fees For: Individual $80 & Family $125
Note:
Great fishing in July and August. Excellent fishing first three weeks of July. Catch and release / Average number is 9-12 salmon per day. Beautiful secluded Scandinavian-style accommodations in a relaxing wilderness setting with spacious rooms, Jacuzzi, sauna and local art.
Price:
$4,200 CDN per person
Experience icebergs, blue whales and humpbacks of the Northern Atlantic. You don’t want to miss their visit. Board and award-winning 2 1/2 hour boat tour of Iceberg Alley exploring the Land of the Giants. An exciting interactive program on the natural and cultural maritime heritage.
Tour Includes:
Accommodations, breakfast and dinner for 2 nights. Optional evening story-telling program.
Price:
Starting at $800 CDN per person. This price is based upon double occupancy, self guided tours. Single supplement $980.
This is perfect as a self-guided tour.
Tour Description:
Day 1: Hike a coastal trail to places where eagles soar, whales bugle and icebergs calf.
Day 2. View a Tapestry in excess of 260 feet in length, embroidered by the local ladies of Conche. This work of Art depicts the very colorful history of Newfoundland. Visit a WWII plane crash site. Enjoy a packed lunch at a lookout site. Be prepared to be dazzled by some of the most breath-taking scenery you will ever see.
* Meals are included and will be served at the lodge.
Price:
3 nights/2 days for $750 CDN (+HST).
Double (4-Star Occupancy) for $1,200 CDN (+HST).
Private room.
*All prices are in USD or CAD.
Enjoy a self-guided tour to L’Anse aux Meadows – A UNESCO World Heritage Site. This archaeological site and center offers history, exhibits and reconstructons of three buildings and Norstead, a Viking Port of Trade. Take in Sagas and Shadows, an evening of Heroic and Tragic Tales from Viking Sagas. Captured by the Vikings includes local game food at Tuckamore and Norseman’s Cafe.
Tour Includes:
2-nights accommodations & meals.
Saga & Shadows: Tuesdays & Saturdays at the UNESCO Site / Wednesday Sagas at Norstead.
Price:
Starting at $750 CDN per couple; based on double occupancy.
A visit to a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the Vikings landed and settled more than 1000 years ago.
Tour Description:
Day 1:
A visit to a L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site where the Vikings landed and settled more than 1000 years ago. Visit the Museum and take a walk on Lacey Trail where Vikings once walked. Enjoy a packed lunch along the way.
In the afternoon, visit Norstead Viking Village, a Viking Port of Trade. Dress in Viking costume, have your picture taken with a Viking, see the ironsmith at work, listen to the sagas and have your future told. Return to Tuckamore Lodge for dinner.
Day 2:
Take a Boat Tour to the Ecological Reserve of Hare Bay with Crazy Ray Boat Tours. Spot Caribou grazing along the shoreline. In season, see the gigantic whales as they forage for the capelin rolling on the beaches. Pick your own mussels from the icy shoals and have your guide cook them as part of your shore lunch. Do some beach combing and look for buried treasures in the sand.
Tour Includes:
3 nights/2 days accommodations
Meals
Note: Day 1 is self-guided.
Price:
Shared accommodations: $850 CDN per person. Single supplement: $1,350 CDN
DEPOSIT IS NON-REFUNDABLE!
An insight into the life of the tough pioneers and cultures formed on the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland. Take in a variety of historic fishing villages and heritage sites.
Tour Description:
Operated Sunday through Sunday
Day 1:
Arrive in St. Anthony or Deer Lake. Dinner at Tuckamore Lodge (depending upon flight arrival time) with an introduction to the unique culture and history of the Great Northern Peninsula. Learn about the innovative conservation projects currently in progress. Eider Duck Enhancement and Fish Habitat improvements. Your first night at Tuckamore, hear the forlorn cry of the common loon.
Day 2:
Salmon fishing and boat tour. Up bright and early for a good morning of fishing in a local Salmon River, then back to the lodge for a rest. In the afternoon, we will take a boat tour with Crazy Ray Boat Tours for some iceberg and whale watching. Experience the excitement of viewing one of Newfoundland’s largest sea caves, while listening to the stories of our local legends.
Day 3:
Enjoy a full day of salmon fishing.
Day 4:
Up in the morning for a hearty breakfast, then its off to Conche for a day of learning about our local heritage, on display at the French Shore Interpretation Centre. Take a hike along the rugged coastline, where you will have the opportunity to see whales, icebergs, seabirds, caribou and seals.
Day 5:
Full day of salmon fishing
Day 6:
Return to the airport after a warm goodbye from your new friends at Tuckamore Lodge. See you next year.
Tour Includes:
Pickup and return to Deer Lake or St. Anthony Airport, *if your stay is Sunday to Sunday*. Deer Lake is a 4-hour drive through the Gros Morne National Park and St. Anthony Airport is a beautiful scenic 20-minute drive to the lodge. Also included are accommodations, meals, boats & canoes, guides (2×1), truck transportation to all fishing pools (when necessary), all pack out lunches, preparing your fish to take home. Smokers available.
Not Included:
Fishing Licenses
License Fees For: Individual $80 & Family $125
Note:
Great fishing in July and August. Excellent fishing first three weeks of July. Catch and release / Average number is 9-12 salmon per day. Beautiful secluded Scandinavian-style accommodations in a relaxing wilderness setting with spacious rooms, Jacuzzi, sauna and local art.
Price:
$4,200 CDN per person
Experience icebergs, blue whales and humpbacks of the Northern Atlantic. You don’t want to miss their visit. Board and award-winning 2 1/2 hour boat tour of Iceberg Alley exploring the Land of the Giants. An exciting interactive program on the natural and cultural maritime heritage.
Tour Includes:
Accommodations, breakfast and dinner for 2 nights. Optional evening story-telling program.
Price:
Starting at $800 CDN per person. This price is based upon double occupancy, self guided tours. Single supplement $980.
This is perfect as a self-guided tour.
Tour Description:
Day 1: Hike a coastal trail to places where eagles soar, whales bugle and icebergs calf.
Day 2. View a Tapestry in excess of 260 feet in length, embroidered by the local ladies of Conche. This work of Art depicts the very colorful history of Newfoundland. Visit a WWII plane crash site. Enjoy a packed lunch at a lookout site. Be prepared to be dazzled by some of the most breath-taking scenery you will ever see.
* Meals are included and will be served at the lodge.
Price:
3 nights/2 days for $750 CDN (+HST).
Double (4-Star Occupancy) for $1,200 CDN (+HST).
Private room.
*All prices are in USD or CAD.
Enjoy a self-guided tour to L’Anse aux Meadows – A UNESCO World Heritage Site. This archaeological site and center offers history, exhibits and reconstructons of three buildings and Norstead, a Viking Port of Trade. Take in Sagas and Shadows, an evening of Heroic and Tragic Tales from Viking Sagas. Captured by the Vikings includes local game food at Tuckamore and Norseman’s Cafe.
Tour Includes:
2-nights accommodations & meals.
Saga & Shadows: Tuesdays & Saturdays at the UNESCO Site / Wednesday Sagas at Norstead.
Price:
Starting at $750 CDN per couple; based on double occupancy.
A visit to a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the Vikings landed and settled more than 1000 years ago.
Tour Description:
Day 1:
A visit to a L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site where the Vikings landed and settled more than 1000 years ago. Visit the Museum and take a walk on Lacey Trail where Vikings once walked. Enjoy a packed lunch along the way.
In the afternoon, visit Norstead Viking Village, a Viking Port of Trade. Dress in Viking costume, have your picture taken with a Viking, see the ironsmith at work, listen to the sagas and have your future told. Return to Tuckamore Lodge for dinner.
Day 2:
Take a Boat Tour to the Ecological Reserve of Hare Bay with Crazy Ray Boat Tours. Spot Caribou grazing along the shoreline. In season, see the gigantic whales as they forage for the capelin rolling on the beaches. Pick your own mussels from the icy shoals and have your guide cook them as part of your shore lunch. Do some beach combing and look for buried treasures in the sand.
Tour Includes:
3 nights/2 days accommodations
Meals
Note: Day 1 is self-guided.
Price:
Shared accommodations: $850 CDN per person. Single supplement: $1,350 CDN
DEPOSIT IS NON-REFUNDABLE!
Experience a diverse variety of wildlife during the “Encounter with Wildlife” Tour with Tuckamore Lodge.
Get as close to nature as you dare in this tour of discovery. On this tour, you will discover the many varieties of sea birds which inhabit these parts including Puffins, Murres, Kittiwakes and many more. You will also observe mammals such as moose, foxes, black bears and caribou as they go about their daily lives.
Order of Daily Activities is Weather-Dependent.
Please be advised that plans may differ from what is outlined below.
Tour Description:
Day 1:
Evening arrival, with a hearty home-cooked meal at Tuckamore Lodge. After dinner, get settled in then meet Barb and her staff who will introduce you to the week’s activities.
Day 2:
Travel by boat through eastern Hare Bay to view an ecological reserve where seabirds nest. Along the way, enjoy a feast of blue mussels, which you’ll pick from the icy shoals. See whales, icebergs and walk along the rugged shores.
Journey along the meanders of the majestic Salmon River by canoe. Encounter moose grazing on lily pads on the shores of quiet lakes. Paddle by loons as their forlorn cries echo in the timber on the hillside and watch bald eagles soar out of sight.
Day 3:
Drive to Conche, passing moose on the roadside, and then board an authentic fishing vessel skippered by an Irish Newfoundlander. He’ll take you for a fantastic day of whale watching and iceberg viewing. You’ll visit a seabird colony teeming with puffins, murres and kittiwakes, a combination, which attracts a family of bald eagles. When you’re tired of this spectacle, journey on to watch grey seals lounge on sun baked boulders.
Day 4:
In the morning, hike to a fossil site to view the wildlife of the past. Ancient marine organisms are preserved in limestone bedrock jutting out of a shrubby meadow. Watch moose traverse the grounds of our ancient ancestors. In the evening, sit in a tree stand and watch black bears, foxes and birds visit a treat of molasses and bread.
Alternatively, travel to the west side of Hare Bay to an abandoned fishing village — Fishot Island. Along the way, watch for caribou on the barren headlands and majestic bald eagles which frequent the beaches, looking for the day’s meal.
Day 5:
Travel to L’Anse aux Meadows to see the UNESCO world heritage site and everything it has to offer. Then take a tour of the northern tip of Newfoundland. See majestic whales and get your fill of gigantic icebergs.
Day 6:
Enjoy a relaxing morning at Tuckamore Lodge on Southwest Pond. Prepare for your journey home and say goodbye to your new found friends.
Price:
$2,500 CDN per person
Newfoundland is blessed to have a large variety of everything. On this tour, you will get a glimpse into the wildlife, natural treasures and interesting geology. Then try your hand at fishing the rivers which are teeming with salmon.
Tour Description:
Operates Sunday to Friday
Day 1
Arrive in St. Anthony or Deer Lake, dine at Tuckamore Lodge (depending upon flight arrival time) with an introduction to the unique culture and history of the Great Northern Peninsula. Learn about the innovative conservation projects currently in progress. Spend your first night at Tuckamore Lodge where you will be able to listen to loons on the lake adjacent to the lodge.
Day 2
Up bright and early to fish for the renowned Atlantic salmon, then back to the lodge for rest. Crazy Ray Boat Tours brings you on a tour of Hare Bay to see whales, seabirds and icebergs (includes a short walk along the seashore). Ice will be taken from the bergs and used in your refreshments.
Day 3
Enjoy early morning salmon fishing on the river. In the afternoon, take a hike to the Underground Salmon Pool (a unique natural attraction in the region) accompanied by our guide. Spot the salmon as they enter the underground river on their journey upstream. See where the river resurfaces on its route to the Long Range Mountains.
Day 4
Visit the outport community of Conche and board a boat to see whales, icebergs seals and the dramatic coastal cliffs with nesting seabirds. Enjoy a pack lunch and hike with a local guide to ‘The Glass Hole’ or a cascading waterfall. Return to Tuckamore Lodge for a light snack and set out for an early evening on the river. Back to the lodge for a late dinner.
Day 5
Salmon fishing in the morning. In the afternoon, take a trip to Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve for a glimpse of some of our rare plant species that are found only in Newfoundland. Take your camera because Burnt Cape is an ideal location for viewing icebergs, whales, seabirds and an occasional polar bear. Back to the Lodge for an evening meal.
Day 6
Out for an early morning cast. Prepare for your trip home.
Tour Includes:
Pickup and return to Deer Lake or St. Anthony Airport, *if your stay is Sunday to Sunday*. Deer Lake is a 4-hour drive through the Gros Morne National Park and St. Anthony Airport is a beautiful scenic 20-minute drive to the lodge. Also includes accommodations, meals, boats & canoes, guides (2×1), truck transportation to all fishing pools (when necessary), all pack out lunches and fish preparation to take home. Smokers available.
Not included:
Fishing licenses
License Fees: Individual $80 or Family $125
Options:
This itinerary can be altered. If there is something that you see listed within the Nature and Cultural Itineraries that interests you, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate your requests. Make your stay for one week, 10 days or two weeks. We have great local music and in the summer months, there is dancing at our local pub. If you enjoy this type of entertainment, we will take you!
Note:
Great fishing in July and August. Excellent fishing first three weeks of July. Catch and release / Average number is 9-12 salmon per day. Beautiful secluded Scandinavian-style accommodations in a relaxing wilderness setting with spacious rooms, Jacuzzi, sauna and local art.
Price:
$4,200 CDN per person
Daily Rates: $900 CDN per day
An insight into the life of the tough pioneers and cultures formed on the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland. Take in a variety of historic fishing villages and heritage sites.
Tour Description:
Operated Sunday through Sunday
Day 1:
Arrive in St. Anthony or Deer Lake. Dinner at Tuckamore Lodge (depending upon flight arrival time) with an introduction to the unique culture and history of the Great Northern Peninsula. Learn about the innovative conservation projects currently in progress. Eider Duck Enhancement and Fish Habitat improvements. Your first night at Tuckamore, hear the forlorn cry of the common loon.
Day 2:
Salmon fishing and boat tour. Up bright and early for a good morning of fishing in a local Salmon River, then back to the lodge for a rest. In the afternoon, we will take a boat tour with Crazy Ray Boat Tours for some iceberg and whale watching. Experience the excitement of viewing one of Newfoundland’s largest sea caves, while listening to the stories of our local legends.
Day 3:
Enjoy a full day of salmon fishing.
Day 4:
Up in the morning for a hearty breakfast, then its off to Conche for a day of learning about our local heritage, on display at the French Shore Interpretation Centre. Take a hike along the rugged coastline, where you will have the opportunity to see whales, icebergs, seabirds, caribou and seals.
Day 5:
Full day of salmon fishing
Day 6:
Return to the airport after a warm goodbye from your new friends at Tuckamore Lodge. See you next year.
Tour Includes:
Pickup and return to Deer Lake or St. Anthony Airport, *if your stay is Sunday to Sunday*. Deer Lake is a 4-hour drive through the Gros Morne National Park and St. Anthony Airport is a beautiful scenic 20-minute drive to the lodge. Also included are accommodations, meals, boats & canoes, guides (2×1), truck transportation to all fishing pools (when necessary), all pack out lunches, preparing your fish to take home. Smokers available.
Not Included:
Fishing Licenses
License Fees For: Individual $80 & Family $125
Note:
Great fishing in July and August. Excellent fishing first three weeks of July. Catch and release / Average number is 9-12 salmon per day. Beautiful secluded Scandinavian-style accommodations in a relaxing wilderness setting with spacious rooms, Jacuzzi, sauna and local art.
Price:
$4,200 CDN per person
Experience icebergs, blue whales and humpbacks of the Northern Atlantic. You don’t want to miss their visit. Board and award-winning 2 1/2 hour boat tour of Iceberg Alley exploring the Land of the Giants. An exciting interactive program on the natural and cultural maritime heritage.
Tour Includes:
Accommodations, breakfast and dinner for 2 nights. Optional evening story-telling program.
Price:
Starting at $800 CDN per person. This price is based upon double occupancy, self guided tours. Single supplement $980.
A great combination of fishing for both Atlantic Salmon and Brook Trout. Enjoy the thrill of luring a trout or salmon, then successfully landing it in the net! Great fishing in July and August. Excellent fishing first three weeks of July. Catch and release: 4 salmon per day. Beautiful secluded Scandinavian-style accommodations in a relaxing wilderness setting with spacious rooms, jacuzzi, sauna and local art.
Package Price Includes:
Pick up and return to St. Anthony or Deer Lake Airport (if your stay is Sunday to Sunday), guide (2×1), accommodations, meals and trail lunches, transportation to and from fishing areas.
Non-fishing Guest: $1,700 USD/week
Non-fishing Guest Travelling With Fisher: $2,500 USD/week
Price:
1 Week – 5 Fishing Days: $5,000 USD per person
This is perfect as a self-guided tour.
Tour Description:
Day 1: Hike a coastal trail to places where eagles soar, whales bugle and icebergs calf.
Day 2. View a Tapestry in excess of 260 feet in length, embroidered by the local ladies of Conche. This work of Art depicts the very colorful history of Newfoundland. Visit a WWII plane crash site. Enjoy a packed lunch at a lookout site. Be prepared to be dazzled by some of the most breath-taking scenery you will ever see.
* Meals are included and will be served at the lodge.
Price:
3 nights/2 days for $750 CDN (+HST).
Double (4-Star Occupancy) for $1,200 CDN (+HST).
Private room.
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