What is Iceberg Alley? Where is Iceberg Alley? Why Not Visit Iceberg Alley!?!
Flat-topped Iceberg Shines Bright in the Sun
-World Famous-
'ICEBERG ALLEY' stretches from Greenland to the southern east coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada - with this vacation hotspot known as the 'Iceberg Capital of the
World'.
[ St. Brendan's Motel - Iceberg Alley Accommodations ]
Starting in spring running through to mid-summer, enormous and tiny icebergs alike are frequently spotted along the eastern coastline, whereby in places like St. Lunaire-Griquet on tip of the Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland, icebergs often drift into local harbours making iceberg viewing too easy. It's 100% All Natural Fun!
[ St. Brendan's Motel - Iceberg Alley Accommodations ]
Starting in spring running through to mid-summer, enormous and tiny icebergs alike are frequently spotted along the eastern coastline, whereby in places like St. Lunaire-Griquet on tip of the Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland, icebergs often drift into local harbours making iceberg viewing too easy. It's 100% All Natural Fun!
Pinnacled Iceberg Cuts-thru a Calm Harhour
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Enjoy Nature's Most Spectacular Ballet!
Iceberg Alley icebergs mostly break-off from glaciers on the west coast of Greenland, with others coming from the eastern Canadian Arctic, and continually drift-down the cold Labrador current along the coastline to Newfoundland.
Tourists flock in droves to enjoy the ice-clogged waters and splendor of nature, as these majestic icebergs glisten in the sun, bobbing along peacefully and slowly melt into the sunset over the warming summer months. Can You Feel It? |
Come Experience Iceberg Alley, Newfoundland for Yourself!
Year after year, 1000s of people immerse themselves in the Iceberg Alley experience and live a true Newfoundland tradition - a trip one never forgets with memories to last a lifetime! Check Out this Video...
Photos courtesy St. Brendan's Motel - Iceberg Alley Accommodations ...with Iceberg Alley at your Doorstep!
Also see nearby -World Famous- L'Anse Aux Meadows, Newfoundland ...an UNESCO World Heritage Viking Site!
