Labrador is BIG. You don't realize just how big it is until you get here! To help you plan your choices we've narrowed down some itineraries that represent the diverse regions of Labrador; here is a little about each, click the end links for more information. Of Course, the staff at Destination Labrador are always available to assist with customizing your itinerary to match your customer needs.

Once you've reviewed the itinerary you can start your planning by reviewing the Itinerary Toolkits.

If you're looking for adventure, try the 1,122km Trans Labrador Highway! This free-wheeling adventure will take you through the resource rich lands of Labrador West, through Central Labrador where you'll learn of Labrador's key aboriginal cultures, and onward to the Labrador Coastal Drive, where you'll visit small fishing villages, Atlantic Canada's tallest lighthouse, and Basque whaling country in Red Bay - a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Click here for more detailed information on trip planning to Labrador

The UNESCO World Heritage Designation is given to places of outstanding natural and cultural significance. Of the 20 sites in Canada, discover 3 in western Newfoundland and Southern Labrador within a few hours' drive.

In western Newfoundland discover the spectacular landscapes and geological wonders of Gros Morne National Park; walk upon the Earth's mantle and tour glacier-carved fjords. Four hours north, at the only authentic Viking site in North America, hear sagas and see original artefacts at L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site.

A short ferry ride across the Strait of Belle Isle and a coastal drive bring you to Red Bay National Historic Site in Southern Labrador. Artifacts tell the story of the Basque who produced the whale oil that lit the lamps of Renaissance Europe; the first industrial operation in North America.
View Labrador Coastal Drive/Expedition 51 Itinerary.

Nunatsiavut, our beautiful land, offers an opportunity to experience the unique culture of the Labrador Inuit and take in the breathtaking landscapes of the Arctic. Find yourself here in the place of spirits, home to the Inuit and their predecessors for thousands of years. The new Kamutik W ferry will take you to the remote communities of Nunatsiavut on a 5-day return trip from Happy Valley-Goose Bay to Nain. View Cruising Nunatsiavut Itinerary.

Torngat Mountains National Park, located 200km north of Labrador's most northerly community of Nain, is alive with activity through July and August. The base camp and research station has a variety of facilities to make your stay comfortable - and operating on green technology makes this trip an earth-conscious one as well. Explore the land on foot with the company of an Inuit guide, or travel by boat or helicopter to witness wildlife like polar bears, caribou and wolves. Experience Inuit culture and life-style first-hand and take in the Northern Lights dancing above the majestic Torngat Mountains for an experience of a lifetime. View Torngat Mountains Itinerary.