Tuckamore Lodge ( Main Brook )

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Tuckamore Lodge Ltd. offers the luxury of first class "Scandinavian style" accommodations in the heart of the rugged Newfoundland wilderness. At Tuckamore Lodge, outdoor enthusiasts can explore all the beauty and mystery nature has to offer. From breaching whales to towering icebergs; deserted fishing communities to ancient Viking settlements; roaming moose, bear and caribou to vibrant puffin colonies... Tuckamore Lodge and Outfitters has it all!

Barb and the Tuckamore Lodge staff personally invite you to come experience the warm hospitality and pristine wilderness that has made the province of Newfoundland and Labrador famous. A well-trained and knowledgeable staff of 15 local residents is fully prepared to make your trip enjoyable and memorable. For the past 14 years Barb Genge, the owner of the Tuckamore Lodge Ltd., has developed an international reputation as a leader in adventure tourism. In fact, Outside Magazine has recognized Tuckamore Lodge as one of the six best lodges for encountering Canada's outdoors.

Tuckamore Lodge is proud to offer high quality tours featuring the best that Atlantic Canada has to offer. The island of Newfoundland is geographically the meeting place of two huge ocean currents, the cold Labrador Current and the warm waters of the Gulf Stream. This convergence has created an extremely rich and unique marine environment. Package trips include boating excursions to spot twenty-two species of whales and an annual parade of over 2,000 towering icebergs.

There are also bird watching trips to view Atlantic Puffins and Common Eiders at the nearby ecological reserve. For sea-kayaking enthusiasts, there are miles of uncrowded bays and inlets waiting to be paddled. Camping trips to offshore islands populated with hundreds of caribou are also available. Along the coast, there are trails through the tundra and forest, where hikers can spot moose, beaver and snowshoe hare. Newfoundland's lakes are a canoeing paradise, teeming with trout and Atlantic salmon where bald eagles nest, loons' call and the northern lights play to an audience 240 nights a year.