Twillingate
The town of Twillingate straddles South Twillingate Island and North Twillingate Island. The two islands are joined by a small causeway. To get to Twillingate you cross several islands linked together by causeways and Route 340. The largest island you cross to get to Twillingate is New World Island.
There are several smaller communities on the two islands along with Twillingate. Communities are arranged from south to north.
Prime Berth
Prime Berth is just across the causeway. It’s run by Captain Dave and it’s a lot of fun.
Purcell's Harbour
Purcell’s Harbour is the first town on your right when you cross the causeway onto South Twillingate Island.
Little Harbour
Don’t drive by the turn-off to Little Harbour. You’ll find out why tour buses take people down to see this beautiful community.
Durrell
Durrell is part of the Town of Twillingate. When you come into town there is a ‘T’ intersection. Turn right to go to Durrell, turn left to go into Twillingate.
Twillingate
Twillingate bills itself as the iceberg capital of the world. There are lots of things to do in town including theatre, restaurants, shopping and museums.
Back Harbour
Back Harbour is on the west side of town. If you stick to the main drag, you’ll miss this pretty part of Twillingate.
Crow Head
Continue north on Route 340 from Twillingate to the Long Point Lighthouse and you’ll drive through Crow Head.
Long Point Lighthouse
Route 340 ends at a pretty lookout and the famous Long Point Lighthouse.
Long Point Trails
Trails to Nanny’s Hole, Sleepy Cove and Lower Head, all originate at the parking area for the lighthouse and lookout.
Tara House
If you are visiting the Irish Loop and famous Ferryland, Tara House is the perfect base to explore from.