UNESCO World Heritage Site where Norse Settlers first arrived around 1000 A.D. on the Northern Penninsula of Newfoundland, at L'Anse aux Meadows, living in sunken houses with sod roofs and surviving through harse climate conditions. Drying racks were used to cure fur pelts which was used for...

Roddickton Newfoundland on the Northern Penninsula where teams of salmon can be found to pool together. It's "Pretty Cool!"

Located 12km/7.5miles from UNESCO World Famous Heritage Viking Settlement L'Anse aux Meadows, on the Northern Penninsula of Newfoundland - Check-out: www.StBrendansMotel.com to find... History and Adventure at Your Doorstep!

The Northern Penninsula of Newfoundland is -Internationally Recognized- due to the High Density of Moose in the Area, with nearby Roddickton known as the 'Moose Capital of The World'. Check-out: www.StBrendansMotel.com History and Adventure at Your Doorstep!

ST. BRENDAN'S MOTEL is located on the tip of the Northern Penninsula of Newfoundland and enjoys the priviledge of being completely SURROUNDED BY NATURAL BEAUTY from both Land and Sea. Upon your visit, you are Guaranteed to experience some of the most BREATH-TAKING AND PICTURESQUE VIEWS you...

Off in the distance and down a path is the Viking Settlement of L'Anse aux Meadows, on the Northern Penninsula of Newfoundland. Pic 1 of 2.

An Interpretation Centre allows visitors to learn about the discoveries made at L'Anse aux Meadows, and the Viking way of life experienced while living in their Sod Houses.

A sod grass roof helped protect Viking habitants from the cold, harse Winter climate found on the Northern Penninsula of Newfoundland. Pic 3 of 3.

A common sight on the Northern Penninsula is the Newfoundland Moose.

Two Newfoundland Moose walking into the bush on the Northern Penninsula of Newfoundland - known to be the Moose Capital of the World due to the high density of Moose in the area.