7-Days / 7-Nights
Double occupancy:
🇨🇦 $3,795 CAD / guest
🇺🇸 approx. $2,691 USD / guest
Single supplement bookings: Phone 1 (877) 777-5699
Single supplement:
$850 CAD, approx. $603 USD
Plus, applicable sales tax
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Newfoundland has given the world many firsts: It was here that Marconi received the first transatlantic radio signal; here that Alcock and Brown launched the first transatlantic flight to Paris; here that scientists discovered proof that the continents drift. Geologists are perpetually fascinated with the Tablelands, where the earth’s mantle is forced to the surface by tremendous tectonic pressures, and once you experience this terrain you will be, too.
Our Newfoundland bicycle tour is one of our favorites! This is the far east of the western world, where science and beauty collide to provide a land that is both breathtaking and humbling, too. It’s that austere, unspoiled beauty that defines this great place: Enormous lakes — or ponds, as the locals call them — were carved by massive prehistoric glaciers, are surrounded by dramatic cliffs extending 2,000 feet above the water. The rocky coast, explored by Vikings more than 1,000 years ago, the rough wilderness, the ocean, and its sweeping vistas, the world’s friendliest people — this is the Newfoundland that we want you to meet!
Day One – Arrival to Deer Lake
Guests can arrive on Saturday at their leisure and check into the hotel (Deer Lake Horizon Hotel) after 3pm. Deer Lake is busy in the summer so we have added this hotel night to your tour to ensure you have accommodations and are well rested for the start of the tour.
Day Two — 39 km / 24 mi (moderate to challenging)
Today you will meet your guides for the first time as they pick you up at the Deer Lake Horizon Hotel at 11:30 for a quick transfer to Wiltondale and the start of your tour. You will cycle north on Route 430 into Gros Morne National Park enroute to Norris Point where you will hang your helmets for the next three nights. There are a few hills to tackle today as well as a few downhills for compensation. Keep your eyes open for moose along the way. Granted, they are pretty hard to miss!
Day Three — 40 km / 25 mi (moderate)
We start our morning off on kayaks enjoying a 2 hour paddle around Bonne Bay. Then, after a short ferry crossing and lunch, you will cycle along the Tablelands to the village of Trout River. Due to the rock composition, nothing grows on the Tablelands, and this creates a wondrous contrast with the surrounding greenery.
Day Four — Hike and Boat
Start the day with a hike up Burnt Hill, where you’ll enjoy wonderful views over Bonne Bay’s dramatic landscape. After the hike, you’ll have lunch before continuing on to the Western Brook Pond boat tour, one of the highlights of Gros Morne National Park.
Western Brook Pond is a spectacular landlocked fjord carved by glaciers, with towering cliffs, waterfalls, and a chance to see wildlife along the way. The two-hour boat tour includes live interpretation, refreshments, canopied decks, and onboard lavatories, making for a comfortable and memorable experience. It is truly one of the best ways to take in this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Day Five — 82 km / 51 mi (moderate)
With the exception of leaving our inn as we make our way to Rocky Harbour, today’s ride is flat with wonderful scenery all the way to Portland Creek. There are numerous stops along the way to get a feel for the area and consider how it must have been so many years ago.
Day Six — 100+ km / 62+ mi (moderate)
It’s an early start as you cycle to Plum Point. The road is quite flat, and the ride is usually accompanied by a tailwind, which means this is a good opportunity for those wishing to get in a Canadian century and then some. But the van will stay close by for those who need a break.
Day Seven (easy to moderate)
You will visit the Viking Village at L’Anse aux Meadows, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where the first European settlement in the New World — 500 years before Christopher Columbus — was recently discovered. After lunch you head to St. Anthony for possible iceberg and whale sightings before taking in the Grenfell Mission.
Day Eight
After yet another great breakfast, you’ll be shuttled back to Deer Lake. Time permitting, we’ll stop at any sites you might have missed on the way up the coast. And, of course, we will be keeping our eyes peeled for moose as well. A stellar end to an enchanting week!
*Please note: Itinerary is subject to change to provide our guests with the best tour experience.
7 nights accommodations
ALL breakfasts (7)
3 lunches
5 dinners
Deer Lake pick up and drop off
Van Support
Luggage Transfers
Guides
Snacks & Refreshments
Route Notes, Maps For Daily Rides
Park Fees
Smartphone navigation app
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Hybrid Bike 🇨🇦 $229/guest
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Gravel Bike 🇨🇦 $329/guest
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Carbon Road Bike 🇨🇦 $369/guest
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E-Bike 🇨🇦 $479/guest
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Pick-up — First Day of the TourGuests will stay at the Deer Lake Horizon Hotel the night before the tour. On the Sunday morning of the tour, we will pick up guests at 11:30 AM.
DROP OFF - Last day of the tour
You will be cycling the first day of this tour.
Absolutely! All bike types are welcome—road, gravel, hybrid, or e‑bike. If you’d prefer to ride your own bike, we’ll transport it for you on the back of the van if needed. Our team can also assist with basic maintenance and adjustments throughout the trip to keep you rolling smoothly.
Yes – all of our rental bikes come equipped with a rear bag (pannier or trunk bag) or a small bag (Road bike) to carry essentials like snacks, cameras, or extra layers while you ride. Larger luggage will be transported separately by our support van each day.
Our tours run rain or shine! We recommend packing quality rain gear and layers so you can stay comfortable in wet weather. If the conditions become unsafe (such as high winds or lightning), our support van will be available to shuttle you and your bike to the next stop. We always adapt plans to keep everyone safe and comfortable.
Yes! If you’d like to take a break from cycling, you’re welcome to ride in the support van to the next destination. Some guests choose to take a day off to relax and recharge by enjoying the views form the van. You are always able to call it a day cycling or start cycling at any point throughout the ride.
Travel insurance is not included in the tour price. We strongly recommend purchasing your own travel insurance to cover trip cancellations, medical expenses, lost luggage, and any unexpected events before or during the tour.
Yes – we provide GPS routes for every tour. Before your trip, you’ll receive digital route files that can be used on a GPS device or smartphone app.
We recommend bringing one to two carry‑on sized suitcases per person. This helps us fit everyone’s bags comfortably in the support van. Larger items are best left at home, but we can assist with storing any extra luggage that won’t be needed during the tour.
Yes – helmets are provided and must be worn at all times while cycling, as they are mandatory by law and Pedal and Sea Adventures. Guests are also welcome to bring their own helmet if they prefer to use one they’re already comfortable with.
No – kayaking is completely optional and it is included in your tour price. If you’d prefer not to kayak, you’ll have free time to relax or explore the area while others are on the water.
No – gratuities for your guides are not included and are left to your discretion. As a general guideline, we suggest $20–$25 per guest, per day, per guide. Gratuities for meals and lodging are covered, but bar bills and any personal extras are not included.
Yes, give us a call on 1-877-777-5699 or email us at info@pedalandseaadventures.com
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