Introducing South Coast Outports
If you have the time and patience, a trip across the south coast with its wee fishing villages – called outports – is the best way to witness Newfoundland’s unique culture. These little communities are some of the most remote settlements in North America, reachable only by boat as they cling to the convoluted shore. An anomaly is Burgeo, connected by an easy road trip; it has an unspoiled, isolated feel, yet good amenities for travelers. But hurry: the outports are dwindling as government pressure and lack of employment force residents to relocate to more accessible areas.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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