Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland
We got on a tour boat to tour the majestic fjord in the beautiful Western Brook Pond in Gros Morne National
Park in western Newfoundland in eastern Canada in July 2005. The photos that we took are shown in the
following:
Photo by May Lee
Photo by May Lee
Photo by May Lee
Photo by May Lee
Photo by May Lee
Photo by May Lee
Photo by May Lee
Photo by May Lee
Boat dock for boat tour on Western Brook Pond in Gros Morne National Park
We saw a moose near Berry Hill Pond in Gros Morne National Park - Photo by May Lee
We saw a moose and her calf while we were on a boat tour on Trout River Pond in Gros Morne National
Park
We saw a bull moose with big antlers while we were on a boat tour on Trout River Pond in Gros Morne
National Park
A caribou in Newfoundland
We drove our car from USA into Canada through New Brunswick to Nova Scotia. Then at North Sydney in
Nova Scotia, we and our car got on this Super-Ferry for the 6-hour ferry ride to Channel-Port-aux Basques in
southwestern Newfoundland. The Super-Ferry carries not only passengers but also their cars, trucks and
recreation vehicles between Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. After several days of driving tour of the
beautiful Newfoundland, we and our car got the Super-Ferry at Argentia in eastern Newfoundland for the
14-hour ferry ride to North Sydney in Nova Scotia. Then we continued our driving tour of Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick before we drove back to USA.

The
GPS Navigator, described in another web page, has been very useful and helpful to me in such long
driving tour to many unfamiliar places for sightseeing and bird watching.
One of the two lower decks on the Super-Ferry for hundreds of cars, trucks and recreational vehicles. The
upper decks for passengers are somewhat similar to those of ocean cruise liners with various amenities
such as a big cafeteria, movie house, gift shop, snack bar, computers and Internet access, large and very
comfortable seats, observation deck, etc.


In touring the Newfoundland, we also toured the
Witless Bay Ecological Reserve to see millions of seabirds
and toured the
Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve to see a very large colony of gannets on 300-foot cliff.
Two samples of many beautiful fishing villages in Newfoundland