Trinity

One of the loveliest villages in Newfoundland is Trinity; it appears to have been plucked from a postcard. Trinity, a charming community on the Bonavista Peninsula, has a long history dating back to the 1700s when fishermen first began to settle here for the season. Although Trinity has fewer than 200 residents year-round, it comes to life in the summer as one of Newfoundland's most well-liked tourist spots.

The summer months are the greatest for visiting Trinity because everything is open and tourists can explore this outlying community while taking advantage of its cultural offerings, such as seeing a performance at the renowned Rising Tide Theatre. The greatest time to go whale watching, sea kayaking, bird viewing, and iceberg hunting in Newfoundland is during the summer. There are some of Newfoundland's best coastline treks in Trinity, including the Skerwink trail, which is a great place to see whales. Keep reading to explore more most beautiful towns In Canada.

Location: Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

Best time to visit: June through August

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