HOW TO GET HERE
Fly
The two major airlines that fly to Newfoundland and Labrador are:
Canadian Airlines 1-888-247-2262
Air Canada 1-800-563-3042
Discount Charter Airlines for people flying from Gatwick England
are available from via Barwell Liesure via the web.
For those
coming for a big game hunt or fishing on the Island of Newfoundland
, you will be flying to Deer Lake Airport in Deer Lake, Newfoundland.
The airport identifier for Deer Lake, Newfoundland is CYDF. Those of you
booking tickets on the web may need this info. Others can use it to help
their travel agent OR prevent confusion between airports in Deer Lake,
Newfoundland and Deer Lake, Ontario. The hunting area is in the yellow
box on the map. Deer Lake is above the top left corner of the yellow box.
Guests
going to the mainland portion of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador
(ieLabrador ) for big game hunting and/or fishing (Tasuiyak,
Saglek, and/or Anne Lake - quebec-labrador barren ground caribou and bear
hunt and/or char and lake trout fishing ) you will be flying into Goose
Bay, Labrador (see map). The airport identifier for Goose Bay, Newfoundland
is CYYR. Those of you booking tickets on the web may need this info. Others
can use it to help their travel agent make arrangements. From Goose Bay
you will be flying to the lodge.
Drive
Clients from North America can drive to the Island of Newfoundland. This
requires a ride on the Marine
Atlantic Ferry (largest ferry in North America I think) from the town
of Sydney, Nova Scotia to Port Aux Basque, Newfoundland and then a 3 hour
drive to our base lodge in Steady Brook, Newfoundland. The ferry crossing
takes 3-6 hours and is best schedualed as a night crossing should it take
6 hours. Please make your reservations for the ferry crossing as soon as
possible as the summer and fall scheduals are commonly full a month or
more in advance. Call Marine Atlantic
for details at 1-800-341-7981
Clients from North America can drive to Goose Bay, Labrador. This requires
a ferry from Rimouski, Quebec to Baie Commeau, Quebec across the St. Lawrence
then 30-48 hrs on a "Class A" gravel road. A real adventure! Bring gas
cans, lots of food, first aid kit, etc. This route makes the Alaskan Hiway
look like a New York freeway. Be prepared for signs like "next gas station
350+Km", and unmarked turn offs, if you can find a complete detailed map
of this route please let me know.
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