Virginia Trieloff

along the Southern Shore

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THERE IS LOTS TO DO DURING YOUR STAY IN RENEWS
 
 
Visit Farmer Conway's farm and enjoy fresh eggs, milk, cream and butter

Start your day with an early morning walk around the community, past the church, the graveyard, down to the beach and back along the harbour road past the wharf and back up.

     

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YOGA IN NEARY ADMIRAL'S COVE:  

 

You definitely don't want to miss Niki Hawkings' yoga classes In nearby Admirals Cove/Cape Broyle in her beautifully restored home (a former church) overlooking the water. 

 

Niki is an established Newfoundland artist and her husband Andy Perlis is the architect of their beautifully restored home and studios.

 

HIKE . . . 

We are located just minutes from the East Coast Trail and trail maps are available for our guests.  

Or maybe a hike into the Butterpot Mountains, home of the Masterless Men. 

 

 

 

 

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An hour's drive south of Renews, Cape Race on the southern tip of Newfoundland’s Avalon Peninsula figures prominently in almost every re-telling or depiction of Titanic’s final hours.  Most people who have followed the Titanic’s history know that the doomed ship was in near constant communication with Cape Race on its Marconi wireless prior to hitting the iceberg as passengers passed along greetings and business messages to folks on land all over North America. 

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Dinner Theatre in Ferryland, a 15 minute drive from Renews and an absolute must. A full schedule of musical and theatrical events is available by calling 1-888-332-2052 or 709-432-2052 or by emailing kmooney@ssfac.com.

Lighthouse Picnics at the Ferryland Lighthouse.   If you would like more information or to book a picnic, please call on 709-363-7456  

Whale Watching: Several outfits in Bay Bulls, Witless Bay, and Tors Cove.

Kayaking: In nearby Cape Broyle.