Logy Bay-Middle Cove-Outer Cove

This bustling town on the Avalon Peninsula is comprised of three distinct coves, each offering spectacular views of the North Atlantic. Middle Cove is perhaps the most famous, serving as a prime spot for watching icebergs in the spring and witnessing the incredible 'capelin scull' in the summer when thousands of small fish wash ashore. Outer Cove Beach provides a more rugged setting, framed by towering cliffs and crashing waves. The town's proximity to St. John's makes it a convenient retreat for those seeking natural beauty without venturing far from urban amenities. The landscape is dotted with modern residences and traditional Newfoundland architecture. It's a popular spot for hiking the East Coast Trail, which passes through the area offering dramatic clifftop vistas. Local dining often features classic 'island' dishes like fish and chips or jiggs dinner. Access is convenient via Logy Bay Road, just a short drive from the provincial capital. The Ocean Sciences Centre is also located nearby, where visitors can often see seals in their outdoor tanks, making it a great stop for families.

Nearby cities

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Witless Bay

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Rocky Harbour (Gros Morne)

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History & landmarks

Bonavista

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Trinity

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