Reviews of Battle Harbour (Museum)

1 Main Street, Mary's Harbour, NL A0K 3P0, Canada

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We have the information of real people who consumed the services of Battle Harbour (Museum) near to the territory of Newfoundland and Labrador (Canada).

Nowadays the business has a rating of 5 out of 5 and the rating has been based on 11 reviews.

As you can see its rating is excellent, actuality, it reaches the best punctuation it can get., and it's based on a more or less high of opinions, so the assessment is quite credible, although it does not have a large amount of valuations to provide it full credibility.

You know that we do not usually stop to write reviews when these are positive and we usually do it only if we've had a problem or incidence...

This Museum corresponds to the category of History museum.

Where is Battle Harbour?

REVIEWS OF Battle Harbour IN Newfoundland and Labrador

Leslie Rumbolt

Neni Rumbolt

It's An Absolute Must to See ,You will not be Disappointed

Ted Wysocki

Beautiful landscape plus incredible history. Great island to spend a couple of days in Labrador

Li Karaian

Such an amazing place! Full of history and natural beauty!

Kelly Sceviour

What a beautiful place. If you can manage it stay overnight. It's so cozy and welcoming there. But definitely worth the day trip too.

Robert Denton

A must see place. Words can not do it justice. I do a lot of travelling and Battle Harbour is on my top 10 list.

Dave Hawkins

Leona Poole

Great place to relax

wen wei

Our trip to Labrador was defined by vast distances, solitudes and impressive never ending forests. We made a day trip to Battle harbour which proved to be one of the highlights of our adventure. We booked a day tour on the Cloud 9 boat tours from Mary’s Harbour. The small boat with 8 passengers took about one hour to get to our destination, avoiding numerous icebergs on the way. Battle Harbour although small, the island is about one km. Long , offers some breathtaking views of icebergs, whale watching and lots of history. For almost two hundred years this was the center of the cod fishery in eastern Canada, the remaining structures offer a glimpse of the past from the fish processing plant to the doctors house and a small hotel. The island guide offered an educational tour of the history and present times , intertwined with humour and anecdotes.