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Take a scenic drive along the Irish Loop, a beautiful stretch of coastline that offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the rugged Newfoundland landscape. Stop at Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site, the easternmost point in North America, to enjoy the views and learn about its history.

Visit the Johnson GEO CENTRE , an interactive science center that explores the geology and natural history of Newfoundland and Labrador. Afterward, head to Quidi Vidi Village, a picturesque fishing village that offers stunning views of the harbor and a variety of shops and restaurants.

Enjoy a pint of local beer at YellowBelly Brewery, a brewpub located in the heart of downtown St. John's that offers a variety of craft beers and pub fare.

Explore the rugged beauty of Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that features fjords, mountains, and forests. Take a hike along one of the park's many trails, or embark on a boat tour to see the stunning landscape from the water.

Visit the quaint town of Trinity, which offers a glimpse into Newfoundland's history and culture. Explore the historic buildings and museums, or take a boat tour to see the local wildlife.

End your day with a meal at The Merchant Tavern, a popular restaurant that offers a modern take on traditional Newfoundland cuisine.

Take a boat tour to see the majestic icebergs that pass by the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador during the summer months. Learn about their formation and history, and keep an eye out for whales and other marine life.

Visit the charming village of Brigus, which offers a glimpse into Newfoundland's maritime history. Explore the historic buildings and museums, or take a walk along the scenic harbor.

Enjoy some live music and a pint of local beer at O'Reilly's Pub, a traditional Irish pub located in the heart of downtown St. John's.

Visit the historic fishing village of Petty Harbour, which offers a glimpse into Newfoundland's seafaring culture. Take a boat tour to see the local wildlife and learn about the fishing industry, or explore the village's museums and shops.

Take a walk along the East Coast Trail, a scenic hiking trail that offers stunning views of the coast and the ocean. Stop at one of the many picnic spots along the way for a snack and a break.

End your trip with a meal at Mallard Cottage, a restaurant located in a historic 18th-century building that offers a farm-to-table menu featuring local ingredients.