Trinity : locations de vacances

Fireweed at Yurtopia in Port Rexton

Welcome to our yurt-The Fireweed. Nestled in beautiful Port Rexton, our yurt puts you close to nature, much like a tent, but with a more comfortable stay and an amazing view of the night sky through the toono! We are within walking distance to the Skerwink Trail, Port Rexton Brewery, Two Whales Cafe and Fisher's Loft. Our location is perfect for exploring and discovering all the Bonavista Peninsula has to offer including hiking trails, boat tours, puffin viewing and amazing breathtaking scenery.

Halfway Hill House | Quiet Luxury by the Ocean

Halfway Hill House is an architect-designed, 2-bedroom coastal retreat set in Port Rexton. Designed by Woodford Architecture and featured in Nuvo and Wallpaper magazines, the home captures sweeping ocean views from Fox Island to the Trinity Lighthouse. Just steps from the renowned Skerwink Trail and the Port Rexton Brewery, the property offers a quiet balance of thoughtful design, nature, and everyday ease - a considered place to slow down by the ocean. *Separate bunkie is available on request

Two Seasons NL

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway in Port Rexton, NL. The Two Seasons is a 1km walk from the Port Rexton Brewery and a 2.5km walk to the Skerwink Trail head. Thinking about staying a while? The Two Seasons is equipped with a fully stocked kitchen and laundry room. It boasts 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 2 living spaces, which makes it a great place for a family getaway or a large gathering. To top it all off, the Two seasons offers some of the best panoramic views of Port Rexton.

Dockside

This unique tiny home is located in the heart of a working fishing village in Champneys West! Located right on the Fox Island Trail! This retro themed home is small with a big presence! Because it is right on the water it has a propane Cinderella Incinerator toilet and a propane on demand hot water system. The stairs are a little steep for those with mobility issues. The harbour is a highly sought location! A beautiful place to relax and enjoy a beverage on the deck overlooking the water!

Architectural Oceanview Home in Historic Trinity

The Sunset House is a striking architectural retreat in historic Trinity, Newfoundland, designed by celebrated heritage architect Frank Lepoint. Surrounded by sweeping ocean views on all four sides, the home offers sunrises over Fort Point Lighthouse and unforgettable sunsets across Trinity Bay. Walk to fine dining, Rising Tide Theatre, whale and iceberg tours, hiking trails, cafés, and Rocky’s Place—or explore Port Rexton and the Skirwink Trail nearby. A truly one-of-a-kind coastal escape.

Sea loft

The Sealoft ( one of the lowest booking prices in the area ) overlooks the stunning outport community of Champney's West. With all modern amenities( including modern plumbing with filtered drinking water from an artisian well) this unique traditional Newfoundland loft with modern touches is all about the location and view. This outport community is known for its community spirit and hospitality. The Fox Island trail goes by the Sealoft. William is a superhost and the reviews speak volumes.

House with the view

Beautiful new home overlooking Port Rexton Enjoy beautiful views of the ocean and Fox Island. Short walk to both the Port Rexton Brewery and the Skirwink Trail. Downstairs Two bedrooms each with a private ensuite. Upstairs beautiful patio with Weber BBQ. Come and enjoy this lovely location and all the area has to offer. The unit also has a heat pump for heating and cooling if needed. We also have a beautiful Airbnb in downtown St. John’s if you need a place to stay while visiting.

3-bedroom private escape overlooking Bonavista Bay

The Cedar Shake provides a charming base for exploring the undiscovered side of the Bonavista Peninsula. Five minutes off the highway on an acre of private property overlooking Bonavista Bay, we offer the best sleep in the region. This pet free home has a private master suite on the second floor with a queen bed, fireplace and half bath. Two additional main floor bedrooms with double beds, patios. Wifi, propane fire pit, BBQ, adirondack chairs. 33 KM to Port Rexton 70 KM to Bonavista

Sea Stack Retreat: History in the Heart of Trinity

Our Canada Select vacation home is situated in the heart of the historic town of Trinity. Built in 1880, and restored in 2012, it recaptures the historic charm with the comforts of a modern day home. The location is ideal to explore our charming community and take day trips to discover the entire Bonavista Peninsula. You are steps from cafes, restaurants, shops and the theatre. You can see whales and icebergs, hike on the local trails or enjoy local chocolate, ice cream and coffee.

Christian's Croft Vacation Home

Open year round! A century old home with mansard concave roof; located in the Heart of historic Trinity. George Christian, master carpenter, built this home in 1905. All of the town’s many attractions – Historic sites, live theater, museums, heritage buildings, craft shops & restaurants – are just minutes away on foot. Breathtaking views of Fort Point-Lighthouse, Gun Hill and Skerwink trail (one of the most stunning walks in all of North America and Europe-combined).

Bonavista’s East Coast Cottage

our cottage has a breath taking view. while relaxing on our patio and enjoying the ocean breeze you may have the opportunity to see iceberg or view a whale in season. we are walking distance from a local restaurant,convenience store,walking trail and minutes from Cape Bonavista ,Dungeon and other historic sites. we have 2 bedrooms, fully stocked kitchen with open concept,laundry facilities, and on those chilly nights you can relax and enjoy our fireplace.

Ocean Front Cottage - Caplin Cove Cottage Yellow

A classic sea side cottage with so much heritage charm. Many of the original architectural details on the exterior have been restored. This property is located in a historic Bonavista neighbourhood, known as Canaille, which was known for public houses and the fishing class. Many homes in this area of town were constructed before roads. This is why the narrow laneways snake and wave around the homes today.