After driving off the ferry we made a somewhat long drive down to Peggy’s Cove. We planned to spend a couple of weeks visiting Dale’s relatives in the area, on both sides of her family. Booked into King Neptune Campground, which is very close to Peggy’s Cove.
Started out in the morning for Gander, and in typical St. John’s fashion, the fog was as thick as pea soup. I’m not a fan of driving in fog, but once we got on the highway the visibility was not really too bad.
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| Again...can't beat a water view |
On our way to St. John’s, we took a couple of secondary highways to the Trans Canada, that passed through some cute harbour towns. TC1 the rest of the way was a good drive.
As we wandered around Trinity, we signed up for a whale watching tour for the next morning. We figured why not try to get a bit closer look at these giants of the sea, and the weather forecast seemed agreeable.
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| Captain Kris |
Short drive to our next destination, Lockston Path Provincial Park. Located in the Bonavista Peninsula, it was a good base to explore the whole area.
