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Trinity is a quaint little village in Newfoundland & Labrador. The Artisan Inn’s restaurant, the Twine Loft, serves up a wonderful dinner. The nearby renowned Skerwink Trail is a beautiful trail to hike, and we loved every minute of our visit.

The paved road into Trinity from the main highway could use some repair. This is a picturesque small harbour town that has a nice restaurant located on the harbour waterfront. Very good food with a nice atmosphere. Photo of Guest house where we stayed. Excellent accommodation, highly recommended.

Three days in Trinity and area. Fabulous whales, puffins, seafood, etc.. Seriously think it is the prettiest and most charming town in the entire province. Easy to walk. Terrific restaurants. fantastic live theatre. Enticing shops with quality merchandise. Will definitely return!

Very picturesque and quaint old town. We managed to get last minute tickets for a local play, which was an entertaining bonus, as the community is somewhat isolated and there would not have been much else to do on a cool rainy evening.

Trinity is a trip back in time. Beautiful old houses, an historic waterfront and Zodiac boat tours for whale watching. There's a fine dining restaurant called Twine Loft. Expensive but excellent. The best part of Trinity is the Zodiac tour to see the Stellers Sea Eagle. We saw it!

If you were to close your eyes and imagine what an old time fishing village in NewFoundland would look like it would be Trinity It is a walkable charming place with lots of great views and an church right out of a movie. We took one of the Whale Watchinig Zodiac tours,, great fun. My only caveat is that getting into Trinity is not easy and there are only a few resturants to eat at and no other places to eat that are close. We ended up driving 40 minutes up a fog filled highway to get something to eat. Would I reccomend Trinity absolutely perhaps the second best most charming village we experienced on our trip