Sweet Rock Ice Cream in Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada brings you the best of homemade ice cream and 360 degree views of Trinity, come for the sweet treat of a lifetime. Come for a visit in the kitchen and learn how they make their fabulous desserts, the ice cream, gelato, sorbet and other frozen desserts are made on-site from scratch in small five litre batches. Sweet Rock Ice Cream feature an incredible choice of flavours with all the favourites and some unique and exotic choices, try them all, even their waffle cones are made on-site and their milkshakes can be made with any flavour on the menu, a must visit.READ MORE

Jaw Dropping Views welcome you at Elizabeth J. Cottages, famous replica cottages located in Bonavista just a few feet from the ocean, ice bergs, puffins and whales! The Elizabeth J. Cottages are famous 1800?s Historic Replica Cottages and guests can stay in the Salt Box cottage or Steep Gable Roof Cottage. READ MORE

The Harbour Quarters Inn in Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada is the finest 4 star hotel in town, where you can see whales spouting from your room and smell the salty sea breezes, where beautiful sunrises and sunsets will take your breath away. Located directly on the Bonavista harbour front, this historical registered heritage inn dates back to the 1920's, and was completely restored, rooms feature award winning, locally made furniture, air con and queen size beds. The Harbour Quarters Inn also features the fully licensed Skipper's Restaurant with bar lounge and outdoor patio, breathaking views and traditional, hearty Newfoundland cuisine and homemade desserts baked on site, drop anchor here for a memorable experience. READ MORE

Mifflin's Heritage Inn in Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada welcomes you to a wonderful stay in this early 1900's heritage home with two queen suites and a double room, a delicious complimentary full breakfast is included. Mifflin's Tea Room across the road delights with exquisite homemade meals and authentic Newfoundland flair in a quaint setting with great service. Mifflin's Heritage Inn in the Frederick Mifflin House was designated a Registered Heritage Structure by the Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador in 2009, come for an unforgettable stay in these historical surrounds. READ MORE

The Garrick in Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada is owned and operated by the Bonavista Historic Townscape Foundation, and is a multi use 200 seat theatre and meeting space with state of the art sound and lighting equipment including full digital cinema and brilliant acoustics. Come for the best of performing arts and film here, live entertainment excellent shows, it's all here they host an excellent events calendar throughout the year. The Garrick also features the Annex a beautifully furnished performance space with food and beverage service ideal for events, meetings, conferences and private parties, and a fully equipped conference room is to be completed soon.READ MORE

Bonavista Living Vacation Rentals in Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada offers wonderful stays in the area's finest heritage homes whether you want to stay only a few nights or a few weeks, come experience this beautiful area like a local. No two properties are the same and they offer all the amenities of a hotel, but the privacy of a local home, and when you book one of their properties, it's uniquely yours for the duration of your stay. Bonavista Living Vacation Rentals are charming and beautifully restored, they choose their properties based on architectural and historical significance, and you'll find charm and warmth here with exposed beams and a tasteful mix of vintage and modern furnishings as well as local art and more, they offer you a home in a hometown.READ MORE

Natural Wonders offers two hour interpretive ecohikes to a spectacular local seabird colony in Bonavista. We also provide marine interpretation in our Subsea Wonders centre which has two giant squid on display in Bonavista.READ MORE

East Coast Glow in Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada is a creative iceberg water cosmetics studio near the edge of the North Atlantic Ocean. With prehistoric icebergs drifting past, they are able to use the purest water on the planet in their formulations, complete with medicinal mushrooms, salt and wildflowers gathered at their peak, and these raw, wild ingredients are transformed by them into powerul skin tonics, pure essential oils and nourishing plant oils, butters and waxes. The East Coast Glow product line includes accessories and gifts, balms and butters, a bath and shower range, face and lips, Iceberg water soap, lotions and creams, liquid soap and washes, a men's range, salt bombs, shampoos, conditioners, a spa line and much more, and on-line shopping is available, treat yourself.READ MORE

Annie's Landing in the heart of Bonavista that guarantees a true Newfoundland, Canada experience and these vacation suites with stunning views of a brook and backdrop of the Beautiful Bonavista Bay are the perfect place to stay. With a rich history going back as a general store and now transformed, guests here enjoy excellent customer service and the perfect location just minutes from the breathtaking waterfront. Annie's Landing is located close to town, and not to be missed attractions, come for a fabulous stay in beautiful surrounds and enjoy the service and everything they have to offer here.READ MORE

The Bonavista Social Club in Bonavista, Newfoundland, Canada provides a truly unique experience by harnessing the established farm gardens, animal husbandry and self sufficent lifestyle in the small community of Upper Amherst Cove. Home to the only wood fired bread oven in the area it is the centrepiece of their open kitchen and customers can enjoy being a part of the production process, here sourdough, baguettes, molassed raisin, multigrain and bagels are baked daily. The Bonavista Social Club has an ocean view deck and delicious menu with soups, sandwiches, salads, pastas, pizzas and more, plus they can be booked for private events and host the annual Garlic Festival in September, come for an unforgettable experience.READ MORE