Getting Here - By Air
Traveling from Northeastern/Southern
USA:
- Air Canada
www.aircanada.com offers daily flights from Albany, NY to Deer Lake, NL
with connections in Toronto and Halifax.
Traveling from Central/Western
Canada:
- West Jet offers daily flights from Calgary, AB to Deer Lake, NL with
connecting flights in Toronto, Montreal and Halifax.
www.westjet.com
- West Jet offers daily direct non-stop flights from Toronto to Deer Lake,
NL.
- Air Canada
www.aircanada.com offers daily flights from Calgary, AB to Deer Lake, NL
all with connecting flights in Toronto, Montreal and Halifax.
Traveling from Europe/England:
- Astraeus Airlines
www.flyastraeus.com offers weekly direct flights from London, Gatwick to
Deer Lake, NL on Fridays and Tuesdays.
- Air Canada offers daily flights from London, Heathrow to Deer Lake, NL
with connecting flights in both Toronto and Halifax.
Traveling within Atlantic
Canada:
- Provincial Airlines
www.provincialairlines.ca offers daily direct and connecting flights
from St. John’s, Deer Lake, Stephenville, NL, Blanc Sablon, QC and Montreal
QC
- Air Canada
www.aircanada.com offers daily flights from Halifax, NS to Deer Lake,
NL.
- Air Labrador www.airlabrador.com
offers daily flights from St. John’s, Deer Lake, Goose Bay, Montreal, QC and
Blanc Sablon, QC.
Getting Here - By Land & Water
From St. John's, Newfoundland:
Corner Brook is approximately is approximately 650 kilometers (400 miles) from St. John's via the Trans Canada Highway. DRL Coachlines provides service on this route (www.drlgroup.com)
From Halifax, Montreal, Toronto and other major Canadian cities:
- travel Trans Canada Highway to North Sydney, Nova Scotia
- sail Marine Atlantic ferry to Port aux Basques, Newfoundland (more info at www.marine-atlantic.ca)
- travel Trans Canada Highway to Humber Valley Resort (approximately 230 kilometers/ 140 miles)
- several bus services and VIA Rail Canada provide service to various points throughout the Maritime
Provinces and beyond:
From New York, Houston, and other American cities:
access major Canadian cities by road or rail through:
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