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Written by Super User on 09 August 2018. Posted in Uncategorised

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Accessing Newfoundland

By Air

There are several commercial airports.(St. John’s (YYT), Gander(YQZ) Deer Lake(YDF) Stephenville (YGT) Smaller airports are St. Anthony (YAY). In Labrador there are airports at Goose Bay ((YYR) & Wabush (YWK).

WestJet, Air Canada, Air Canada tango, Air Canada jazz and Porter Airlines operate regular air service to Newfoundland and Labrador, with connections available from all major centres in the United States and Canada.
Air Transat offers charter flights from Toronto to Newfoundland and Labrador during the summer months.
Air Canada jazz, Provincial Airlines, and Air Labrador provide regular service within Newfoundland and Labrador.
Air Labrador also offers service through St. Anthony to many points in Labrador. Provincial Airlines also offers service to the French island of St. Pierre.

By Water

The Ferry Service (Marine Atlantic) travels from North Sydney, Nova Scotia to Port Aux Basques (year round) and Argentia (seasonally from late June to late Sept).

Reservations are recommended for both ferries (call 1-800-341-7981 to make reservations).

Distances from By d’Bay Cabins

in Kilometers

Clarenville – 33
Eastport – 60
St. John’s – 225
Salvage – 72
Gander – 109
Glovertown – 52
Deer Lake – 408

Argentia – 182
Corner Brook - 485
Brigus – 166
Trinity – 77
Port aux Basques – 687
Rocky Harbour – 487
Bonavista – 147

Island Transportation

The Trans-Canada Highway ( Route 1) crosses the island portion of Newfoundland west to east from Port Aux Basques to St. John’s, a distance of 902 kilometers. Secondary highways along the route provide many fascinating, “off-the-beaten-track” side trips.

Anyone flying and renting a car should consider landing and takeoff at airports on different coasts of Newfoundland to save repeat driving.

The use of seat belts is mandatory in Newfoundland Labrador. Radar detectors are illegal and it is illegal to drive with a blood alcohol limit exceeding .05 milligrams of alcohol per litre of blood. The use of hand held cell phone by drivers when driving is prohibited.

By D'Bay Cabins

210 Main Street
Port Blandford, Newfoundland and Labrador
A0C 2G0

48.3414,-54.1771

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