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Very surprised at the owner and managers attitude in not offering any compensation for the missed breakfast. We agree that the alert was outside their control but we paid for B&B not just “Bed”. We should have been willingly offered some form of compensation for our new additional costs at another facility. Very poor customer service!

Such a beautiful area! So much to see. We visited Elliston to view the Puffins & were not disappointed. They are so cute! The walk to the viewing site was a bit of a hike but I use a cane & succeeded with the kind & spontaneously offered help from fellow travellers. We met Wilbur Hobbs, a local shop owner/artist/sculptor & bought a gorgeous, intricately carved moose carving. The Bonavista lighthouse was a walk down history lane with a very informative guide. The views were spectacular & had the added bonus of Puffins. We drove to Trinity a village well worth the visit with beautifully coloured houses, several shops & a great restaurant. This was just a fraction of the attractions but alas time was limited.

Good restaurants, especially The Quintal. Pretty town. LIghthouse and puffin viewing are terrific. Ryan National History site definitely worth an hour or two. Skerwink Trail between Trinity and Bonavista is amazing!

We love Bonavista.it is very Picturesque and quiet we had a wonderful breakfast at PKs. Had very nice lunch at the Ragged Rock went to Trinity, another lovely spot. There we bought some cute items, and a very nice lunch at Dock Marina! The Seafood Chowder was some of the best I’ve had.

I'm not sure about other tourists, but I strongly suggest bringing a good pair of high-powered binoculars if you want to view the puffins clearly. We would have been disappointed if we hadn't done so.

Bonavista Puffins and whales tour was awesome, first mate Barry was awesome! Enjoyed seeing the replica of the John Cabot but the building with the flying birds and their poop is not nice. Loved the walkability of the town and Church St food choices. Enjoyed Ragged rocks and the Bonavista brewery.