An exploration of Newfoundland’s unique coastal marine ecosystem.
A captivating, one-day, marine ecotourism excursion you won’t want to miss!
Situated in the beautiful and historic surroundings of Terra Nova National Park, in the sheltered beauty of Newman Sound.
Aboard the Coastal Explorer, a working marine science vessel, fully-equipped and safety-certified for tours, and captained by the highly experienced seafarer and devoted marine ecologist, Captain Jan Negrijn.
This one-day excursion is your opportunity to observe first-hand the beauty and diversity of our unique coastal marine ecosystem. Clear, pristine waters, invigorating sea breezes, rugged coastal cliffs and beautiful sandy beaches provide the setting for your hands-on exploration of what has sustained Newfoundland and its people for generations. Get your hands dirty (or at least wet) and your mind opened!
Your facilitator for the excursion is Captain Jan Negrijn. Captain Negrijn’s passion for the sea and natural history fuels his pursuit of teaching people of all ages about Newfoundland’s majestic natural environment. Among other roles, he has worked as a commercial fisherman, post-secondary instructor, program developer, tour guide, television host, researcher and laboratory technician; all in the area of marine ecology. He also holds national accreditation as a Certified Heritage Interpreter in the natural heritage category.
* Includes your boat tour, lunch, and participation in a variety of marine research activites. (Does not include transportation to or from tour site.)
