Explore Newfoundland: Audio Driving and Walking Tours Bundle

The following are highlights from the three tours included in this bundle. In total, you'll hear over 110 audio stories with our three-pack of immersive, self-guided audio tours, designed to highlight the sights of St. John’s, Signal Hill, and the stunning Irish Loop.

At Cape Spear, you’ll stand at the edge of a continent, staring into the endless Atlantic. We’ll reveal the stories of courage, survival, and discovery.

Witless Bay might sound funny, but trust us—the charm here is no joke. As for the name, don’t worry—we’ll fill you in along the way!

Join Steve, our Aussie wildlife lover, as he shares tales of the creatures that roam Newfoundland’s Avalon Peninsula. Keep your eyes peeled—and your snacks close—because out here, you never know who’s watching!

You'll pass a quiet cemetery with flickering lights—but don’t be too quick to spook. We’ll tell you the tale of ghostly legends, glowing graves, and how old folklore found a modern twist.

On the tour, we’ll reveal how this rocky cliff changed everything we thought we knew about evolution.

An overturned fishing boat by the road tells the story—of cod stocks collapsed, traditions halted, and a community that chose to endure. We’ll explore how loss gave way to resilience.

Butter Pot may sound sweet, but beneath the wild blueberries and ancient rocks lurk tales of fugitives, forest fires, and freedom. Just watch out for guys with cap-guns—we’ll explain.

This stop highlights the St. Thomas Anglican Church Monument, one of the oldest Anglican churches in Newfoundland. Learn about its historic architecture, notable parishioners, and role in the city’s past.

Government House is the official residence of Newfoundland and Labrador’s Lieutenant Governor. You'll discover its elegant architecture, historic events, and significance in the province’s political life.

This stop explores Fort Townshend, the historic military fortification that once defended St. John’s. Learn about its strategic role, remaining traces, and how the site now houses The Rooms, a cultural landmark.

Showcasing Jellybean Row, this famous stretch of brightly colored row houses defines St. John’s charm. Hear how these vibrant homes became a symbol of the city’s personality and resilience.

Here we explore the Murray Premises, one of St. John’s oldest commercial buildings, dating back to the 1800s. Hear how these historic warehouses have been transformed into a vibrant hub of shops, restaurants, and a boutique hotel.

Here you'll find a serene shoreline spot offering beautiful views of the harbor and surrounding cliffs. Learn about its natural charm and how it’s become a favorite place for quiet reflection and seaside strolls.

Begin your journey at the Signal Hill Visitor Centre, where interactive exhibits, rare artifacts, and a captivating short film reveal the hill’s dramatic military and communication history. From hands-on displays to kids' explorer programs, this modern gateway sets the stage for your outdoor adventure across this iconic National Historic Site.

A spirited pirate narrator brings to life the hill’s eerie past—where criminals once hung in public view as a warning to all. Now a peaceful lookout, this stop offers sweeping views of St. John’s alongside haunting tales of justice on the high seas

Shrouded in legend and ghostly lore, Deadman’s Pond is a tranquil yet eerie stop where tales of bottomless depths, vengeful spirits, and chilling mysteries still ripple beneath the surface.

From Signal Hill, hear a former lighthouse keeper share stories of vanished forts, wartime defenses, and the enduring memory of a coast that once stood guard.

Once a bustling hotel and tavern, The Rooms now rises above St. John's as Newfoundland and Labrador’s largest public cultural space, merging art gallery, museum, and archives under one strikingly modern roof. From here, stories of Indigenous heritage, maritime life, and wartime resilience echo out across the city, just as the panoramic view mirrors the layered history within.