Newtown, comprised of 17 islands connected through bridges & causeways, has often been referred to as the Venice of Newfoundland. Bonavista Bay and the Kittiwake Coast are among the most scenic in Newfoundland. With more than two dozen beautiful coastal villages, long sandy beaches, boat tours, museums, bird watching, hiking, berry picking, amazing sunsets, dinner theatre and an endless array of local activities, it is truly the vacationers paradise. Check out our links page for contact info to all the areas attractions, and also our map of the area.
While in Newtown enjoy the Barbour Heritage House and Living Heritage Village. Tour guides dressed in 1800's era attire take you through the picturesque village rich in history. The Barbour's are one of Newfoundland’s most famous and interesting families. Their stories, and many more, are acted out in the local Neptune II theatre which also hosts a dinner theatre during the summer months. Make Newtown's 17 Islands B & B your home for your memorable tour of the Kittiwake coast.
Newtown lies on 'The Road to the Shore', one of three scenic drives on the Kittiwake Coast. The others are 'The Road to the Isles', and 'The Road to the Beaches'. Many of the towns on these routes have excellent attractions.