L’Anse aux Meadows Shuttles

Norse for ‘Bay of the Grasslands’, L’Anse Aux Meadows is an ancient archeological site renown for being the only reported Viking site in North America. Without any sort of formal port, cruise attendees are likely to be ferried by the ship’s tender, afterward looking forward to viking villages fact and fiction. See it all by booking the right ride ahead of time, relying on the self above all, maneuvering through the day’s ways via sedan, van or SUV, each perfect for enjoying modest drives through the northern ‘village’ of Norstead as well as long drives across the many waterside towns that make up the northern tip of Newfoundland. Few modes of public transportation are available for those looking to be taken care of, though an array of meet-and-greet services make sightseeing especially simple, not only through the historic intrigue mixed with modern culture told by local personal drivers but the elegant efficiency of both taxis and limousines.

With only a handful of unique tourist attractions, the beauty of L'Anse Aux Meadows is that it’s just big enough to enjoy for a day. Get the obvious over with by touring the fascinating structures of L’Anse Aux Meadows National Historic Site in Norstead, a reconstructed village home to an authentic look at old Viking port life through grassy topsoil roofs paired with a unique wood-brick interior, as well as a local staff going as far to recreate old games. Open to the public, the area is littered with benches and lookouts that have made it a regular local hangout in addition to an international tourist attraction, the main tourist one being the nearly identical L’Anse Aux Meadows National Historic Site apparently authentic buildings from the 11th century. End the evening with dinner and a view, choosing between elegant eats at The Norseman at L’Anse Aux Meadows Restaurant for an evening of fine Norse dining paired with art auctions, more low-key munchies found through the classic seafood of Main Roads Northern Delight.