
Our Mission
Deliver exceptional cultural adventures, prioritize guest satisfaction, and foster community collaboration.
Our Vision
Twillingate Island a premier outport experience in Newfoundland.
A Little About Twillingate and Area
Iceberg Capital of the World
Known as the Iceberg Capital of the world, Twillingate is a prime spot for viewing giant icebergs between May and July each year. Daily boat tours will make this a close encounter and a photographer’s delight.
Island Connected by Bridges
Twillingate is an island off the coast of Newfoundland off the coast of Canada. Today it is connected to Newfoundland by a series of bridges and causeways, creating one of the province’s most scenic routes. The town is about 100 kilometers north of Lewisporte and Gander.
Ancient Beothuk Roots
Archeological discoveries confirm that Twillingate and the region were home to the now extinct native Beothuk nation and relics can be viewed at the Twillingate Museum, the Beothuk Interpretation Centre and, if you know what to look for, along the beaches and coastline that was once home to the ancestors of Shawnadithit and Mary March.
From Cod Community to Tourism Town
Communities and Amenities
Twillingate includes two municipalities, the Town of Twillingate and the Town of Crow Head. Twillingate has a hospital, fire department, stadium, swimming pool, marine service centre, trailer park and campground, hardware store, clothing store, liquor store, winery, brewery. seniors home, two banks, schools, supermarkets, two pharmacies, five boat tours, gas stations, seven churches, hiking trails and sea kayaking.
Twillingate Islands are composed of several communities such as Durrell, Little Harbour, Bayview, Purcell’s Harbour Kettle Cove, Back Harbour, Wild Cove, Paradise and Crow Head.
Neighbouring New World Island comprises of Hillgrade, Newville, Herring Neck, Cobbs Arm, Summerford, Cottlesville and Virgin Arm.
