Check out this article by Thrillist. “Eastern Canada’s Newfoundland and Labrador evokes a lot of postcard imagery, from towering fjords to puffin-lined shores

Craving a break from the hustle and bustle? In Battle Harbour, time stands still: To read more: Click here

Her brother wrote a book on the history of Battle Harbour. Now she’s back at the family’s home to work

Hospitality & Visitor Experience Coordinator Battle Harbour National Historic District Located on an island off the south coast of Labrador,

The Battle Harbour Historic Trust is seeking donations of key items from businesses and individuals to help prepare for the 2023 season.

Journalist, Tim Johnson, offers a fantastic write-up on Battle Harbour in Explore Magazine, an award-winning publication devoted to informative storytelling set in the Canadian outdoors!

Enter the ‘Battle of the Best Photo Contest’ by sharing your photos with us for a chance to WIN a custom mug made by Labrador City potter Marty Byrne!

We are so excited to have Battle Harbour featured in the May/June issue of Canadian Geographic! You can find ‘Across the Tickle’ by Michael Crummey (with amazing photography by Michael Winsor) in this month’s issue of the magazine! 

Take a look at this great video produced by Snowy Owl Films. You can view the video by clicking here.

Click here to watch the video and learn more about when Turning the Tide’s 2017 Award of Historical Marine Significance was presented to the Town of Battle Harbour.

Click here to read the full article about Battle Harbour on the Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism website.

To view the full photo essay by Dennis Minty and Antje Springmann, click here.

In addition to the cover of En Route, Air Canada’s in flight magazine, 10 pages inside detail all Battle Harbour has to offer, stuffed into just about every seat pocket of the company’s fleet. Read more here.

Click here to read a great article about Matthew Cove: an abandoned community on the island right across the tickle from Battle Harbour