Hamilton Tours Ltd of Bradford, Ontario

09/11/2026

Sun., August 30 - day 14 of 15 - Woody Point & the Tablelands. This is one of my most favourite days as we explore this region on the West Coast of Newfoundland. It was a beautiful drive around Bonne Bay as we travelled through Gros Morne National Park. The sun was shining and we headed out to the Tablelands early in the morning to avoid the crowds. The views were spectacular. We made photo stops to see the provincial flower, The Pitcher Plant, we travelled out to Trout River where we experienced an original form of “Online shopping” and returned to Woody Point for lunch. We were warmly greeted by Jenny & Stan Parsons, owners of the Merchant Warehouse. After lunch we headed upstairs to The Loft Theatre where we were entertained by Kendra Parsons & Paul Rumboldt in the musical performance of “Woody Point of View”. This hour-long show features storytelling, traditional songs, and visual elements, highlighting the special heritage of the region. In the afternoon we visited the Park’s Discovery Centre and watched the award winning film, before departing for Corner Brook, for our overnight stay at the beautiful Glynmill Inn. An evening group dinner was served upon arrival.

09/11/2026

Sat., August 29, 2026 - day 13 of 15 - This morning Chad Letto, one of the owners of the Northern Light Inn in L’Anse au Clair shared with us the family history of their operation. This was after he had personally served our breakfast and the hotel was preparing for 3 motor coach groups to depart. We lined up early to catch the ferry from Labrador to St. Barbe, Newfoundland. It was raining, only the 2nd day of wet weather on our tour. We travelled south on Route 430 to the Sea Echo Motel where we had the opportunity to try some traditional favourites such as moose pie and figgy duff for dessert. The skies cleared and we were beyond excited to see the small herd of caribou at Port aux Choix National Park and another pair near the Point Riche Lighthouse. We even stopped and took a quick photo at a safe distance of our driver Terry Bartlett with the caribou in the background. A stop at the Arches Provincial Park was again another opportunity to capture breath taking photographs. It was a beautiful drive down the Viking Trail. Tonight a dinner of the “best ribs in the province” was enjoyed by our entire group at the Shallow Bay Motel, our accommodation for this evening.

09/05/2026

Congratulations Jennifer from our July Newfoundland& Labrador tour!

09/04/2026

08/31/2026

Fri., Aug. 28 – Day 12 of 15 - Today we left Battle Harbour with mixed emotions. It is such a beautiful, peaceful place and we enjoyed hot, sunny weather during our 2 night stay. Even the Arctic fox came down to the wharf area as we were preparing to depart. It is a place that you leave a piece of your heart behind when you visit. We even experienced a full lunar eclipse in the wee hours of the morning. The sky was full of stars, it was nothing short of magical. We sailed back to Mary’s Harbour at 9:00a.m. With calm seas. It was there we said goodbye to Peter Bull, the Executive Director & the rest of the staff. We travelled south to the Parks Canada Site in Red Bay to learn about the Basque Whaling Port. A visit to Point Amour Lighthouse, towering at 109 feet, it is the tallest in Atlantic Canada and second highest in the country completed our day. Quite a few of our group climbed the 135 steps to take in the view from the top of the Lighthouse. When we thought our day was winding down, we spotted 3 moose, a cow and her twin calves! Just before reaching the Northern Light Inn in L’Anse au Claire! What an amazing ending to another perfect touring day.

08/31/2026

St. Lawrence Seaway Tour - Sat. Aug. 28-This morning after departing Montebello our first visit is Parc Omega.
Armed with carrots to feed the deer, we travelled in their bus on a 12-km safari route, to discover North American wildlife—elk, bison, wolves, bears, foxes, and much more—in their natural habitat. Now on to Ottawa for a short visit and lunch at the Byward Market before heading for home. Thank you for travelling with Hamilton tours ltd. Also a big thanks to our driver Pryce for a safe trip. From, Julie

08/30/2026

Sun. August 30, 2026 - sharing our awesome drive through the Tablelands in Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland & Labrador.

08/30/2026

Fri. Aug. 27/26 -Today is a travelling day as we depart Quebec City and travel to Montebello to stay in the Worlds largest log cabin. The Fairmont Chateau Montebello never disappoints with its beautiful architecture, accommodation and wonderful meals. From, Julie

08/30/2026

Thurs. Aug. 27- This morning we started our day with a tour of Vieux Québec with our guide Jim. We stopped on the Plains of Abraham for a history talk and then continued
to explore both the Upper and Lower towns by coach. The afternoon and evening were free so everyone could explore on their own and enjoy some local cuisine. The best way to see Old Quebec is by
walking. From, Julie

08/29/2026

Wed. Aug. 26- Au revoir to Montreal as we make our way to Quebec City. At Trois Rivières, we visited Chez Danys, which is a traditional Sugar Shack where we enjoyed lunch with entertainment and also learned about the production of Maple syrup in Quebec.
Upon arrival in Quebec City we checked for a two night stay at the Manoir Victoria inside the walls of Old Quebec. We completed the day with dinner at Aux Anciens Canadiens. The building has quite a history as it is one of the largest
and oldest buildings in the Upper Quebec period, built
between 1675 and 1676.
Aux Anciens Canadiens is internationally renowned
for the quality of its cuisine and its warm welcome.