When visiting Newfoundland, it is highly recommended to visit St. Anthony and not to miss the whale-watching opportunities. These magnificent creatures are a major attraction in this town, located at the tip of the Great Northern Peninsula. On land, the wildlife, including polar bears and one of the largest moose populations, draws many visitors and provides ample photography opportunities. Historically, St. Anthony is significant as it was once home to real Vikings, predating European explorers by centuries. At the nearby 11th-century village of L’Anse aux Meadows, you can explore reconstructed sod houses to see how the Vikings lived. Additionally, the 19th-century Dr. Grenfell remains an important figure in the local community, and discovering his legacy is a must.
