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Places to Discover. People to Meet.

The Iceberg Festival brings you into the communities that make the Great Northern Peninsula special. Follow coastal roads to colourful harbours, discover stories passed down through generations, and find a warm welcome along the way. Between festival events, take time to explore—each stop has something of its own to share.

Find Your Next Stop

Use the map below to explore our festival communities and start planning your visit.

The Iceberg Festival takes place in the following communities at the tip of the Viking Trail, in Newfoundland and Labrador.

L’Anse aux Meadows – Raleigh – St. Lunaire-Griquet- St. Anthony – Conche – Roddickton Bide Arm

L’Anse aux Meadows

A Small Community with a Remarkable Past

Discover the Norse history that makes L’Anse aux Meadows known around the world. Beyond the historic site, slow down and take in the coastal landscape that has drawn people to these shores for centuries.

St. Lunaire-Griquet

Local Flavours & Ocean Adventures

Head out on a boat tour, enjoy a meal overlooking the water, or browse local shops for a keepsake of your visit. With coastal scenery, local flavours, and welcoming people, St. Lunaire-Griquet offers plenty of reasons to stop and stay awhile.

Raleigh

Small Wonders & Sweeping Views

Slow down by Raleigh’s harbour before discovering nearby Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve. Its windswept limestone landscape is home to rare plants and sweeping ocean views—a place where looking a little closer is just as rewarding as taking in the scenery.

St. Anthony

Coastal Views & Stories of the North

Take in the ocean views at Fishing Point and discover the people and stories behind Grenfell Historic Properties. Leave time to explore the trails and enjoy the harbour scenery.

Conche

Stories Woven into Every Stitch

Discover the French Shore’s history through the extraordinary French Shore Tapestry at the interpretation centre in Conche. Then spend time exploring the community and taking in its coastal surroundings.

Roddickton-Bide Arm

Take the Scenic Detour

Make time for Roddickton-Bide Arm, known as the Moose Capital of the World, where walking trails invite you to stretch your legs and explore. Take a quieter turn in your trip and enjoy another side of the Great Northern Peninsula.

Questions? Check out The Welcome Desk for all your answers.

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