Discover Elmastukwek
Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Discover Elmastukwek
Elmastukwek is the Mi'kmaw name meaning "going away from the river." Exploring the history and culture gives an opportunity to delve into the proud part of the Mi'kmaw nation, Mi'kma'ki, spanning the Atlantic provinces. Your journey takes you along the scenic horseshoe-shaped Bay of Islands, with a stop at Crow Gulch. Here, your guide will share stories about the Mi'kmaw community that once thrived in this area. Continue along the picturesque route for the mural "Wjipiskl" by Chief Jenny Brake of Qalipu First Nation. This stunning artwork represents their deep connection to Newfoundland communities. Conclude with a delightful culinary experience showcasing the unique local flavors.
What you will see along the way:
The Bay of Islands is an inlet known for its deep waters and endless beauty. This beautiful bay with 12 islands and three "arms" (Humber, Middle and North) is surrounded by seaside cliffs, fjord-like scenery, small villages and the unique geology of the region.
Lunch:
Local delicacies including moose tacos, smoked arctic charr, and local seafood (in season), such as cod, mussels and crab.
Schedule
Special Notes
Notes:
Please wear comfortable walking shoes and dress according to the weather. The walking distance is minimal. Guests can stay on the bus if they choose during stops.
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Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Discover Elmastukwek
Elmastukwek is the Mi'kmaw name meaning "going away from the river." Exploring the history and culture gives an opportunity to delve into the proud part of the Mi'kmaw nation, Mi'kma'ki, spanning the Atlantic provinces. Your journey takes you along the scenic horseshoe-shaped Bay of Islands, with a stop at Crow Gulch. Here, your guide will share stories about the Mi'kmaw community that once thrived in this area. Continue along the picturesque route for the mural "Wjipiskl" by Chief Jenny Brake of Qalipu First Nation. This stunning artwork represents their deep connection to Newfoundland communities. Conclude with a delightful culinary experience showcasing the unique local flavors.
What you will see along the way:
The Bay of Islands is an inlet known for its deep waters and endless beauty. This beautiful bay with 12 islands and three "arms" (Humber, Middle and North) is surrounded by seaside cliffs, fjord-like scenery, small villages and the unique geology of the region.
Lunch:
Local delicacies including moose tacos, smoked arctic charr, and local seafood (in season), such as cod, mussels and crab.
Schedule
Special Notes
Notes:
Please wear comfortable walking shoes and dress according to the weather. The walking distance is minimal. Guests can stay on the bus if they choose during stops.