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At Grand Fairways Resort, we’re located in the heart of the action, offering easy access to some of the most breathtaking attractions and activities in Newfoundland. Whether you're looking for outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or family-friendly activities, you'll find it all just a short drive or walk from our cabins for rent in Newfoundland.

Here's what you can discover during your stay:

Area Attractions on Newfoundland's Burin Peninsula

Drive The Boot

Looking for an unforgettable way to explore the region? Take a road trip around the Burin Peninsula, affectionately known as "The Boot." Discover hidden gems in seaside communities like Spanish Room, Calmer, and Lawn. From lounging on pristine beaches to hiking scenic trails, uncovering historic sites, and embracing unique cultural experiences, every turn offers a new adventure.

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Frenchman's Cove Park

Our resort is nestled in the heart of Frenchman’s Cove Provincial Park, offering direct access to the park’s serene beauty. Enjoy leisurely walks, refreshing swims, beaches, playgrounds, fishing spots, and picnic areas. This natural haven is perfect for unwinding or exploring Newfoundland’s great outdoors.

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Fortune Head Geology Centre

Fortune Head Geology Centre:
Discover the secrets of centuries past at the Fortune Head Geology Centre! Welcome to a journey through geologic time, from 2.3 billion-year-old fossils up to 541 million years and beyond - where we mark life on Earth's increased biological diversity. Kids big and little will love the interactive sandbox while adults can learn about 1929's Burin Peninsula Tsunami in our realistic tsunami simulator! For an even closer look into history, join one of the expert guides for tours around Horsebrook Trail or across Fortune Head Ecological Reserve; who knows? You may just come face to face with some trilobites left behind over millions of eons ago..

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Marystown

Marystown
Only 20 minutes from our resort, Marystown is the region's largest community and a commercial hub. Here, you'll find everything you need, including grocery stores, restaurants, gas stations, and attractions like the Marystown Model Ship Museum. Take a relaxing stroll around Jane’s Pond or Landing Place Pond during your visit.

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Golfing

Grande Meadows Golf Course:
Located right next door to our resort, Grande Meadows Golf Course is a stunning 9-hole course.

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Visit France

Dreamed of Visiting France
St. Pierre et Miquelon, a cluster of petite French islands situated off the coast of Newfoundland, are conveniently reachable from the Burin Peninsula. Ferries operate frequently from the town of Fortune, which is located just a brief drive from our resort, to the picturesque island of St. Pierre. Upon arrival, visitors can immerse themselves in the delightful streets of the town, indulge in delectable French cuisine, and discover the islands' fascinating history and culture.

Local Delights - Seasonal Activites

Local Berry Picking: from June to September indulge in the delicious tradition of berry picking. In Frenchman's Cove, you can pick a range of berries, including sweet blueberries, tart partridge berries, and juicy bakeapples.

Seasonal Fresh Lobster: We are located near some of the best lobster fishing grounds in the region meaning guests have the ability to purchase fresh lobster from local fisherman. The season is Mid-April to Mid-June.

A Bird Watcher's Paradise

Frenchman’s Cove is home to a diverse population of shorebirds and waterfowl. From Canada Geese and green-winged teals to rare species like the bobolink and Myrtle warbler, the area offers incredible birdwatching opportunities. Explore tidal lagoons, sand flats, and forests to witness these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.

The Boot Bucket List – Your Adventure Awaits

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Ready to make the most of your stay? Tackle our Boot Bucket List and challenge yourself to explore all the amazing attractions and activities the Burin Peninsula has to offer. From hiking scenic trails to learning about the region’s rich history, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.