I'm dreaming about a trip for 2027. For many years I've wanted to go to Newfoundland and Labrador - I had planned to go in Summer of 2020 but of course that didn't happen.
For many years I've been interested in going to the far north of Canada, but have no interest in taking an Arctic cruise. I've read the information on the Torngat Mountains National Park site and on the NL tourism site and I have general understanding of how an organized visit there would work and that it involves a day of travel by several planes to get there because of the remote northern location - (about 58-59 degrees latitude) and lots of other far in advance planning to make it happen during the few weeks (July and August) that there are organized visits to the area.
I'm hoping that someone on this forum has been to this remote and beautiful park location.
I'll have to read up if whale watching/ seeing puffins on Newfoundland is still worthwhile in later summer.
Every year starting in January, NL starts their delightful tourism ads on TV.