Captain Proctor, Grand Princess, Fall 2004 (St. John's, NL) 'Blessed with one of the most prettiest harbours in the world - just spectacular indeed.' Passenger, Grand Princess, 2004 (St. John's) 'It was a very moving experience for us. Others in our family will follow in our footsteps and we will return. Thank you for your warm welcome and sharing your beautiful country.' -Courtesy of Grand Princess Passenger Survey, City of St. John's 2004 Passenger, Grand Princess, 2004 (St. John's) 'Of the many ports over the past 7 years I have visited including Europe, South America, Australia and Asia, Newfoundland was easily the most memorable. The welcoming, send-off and even the dog were very special. The people were very kind, considerate, honest and very helpful. I have not lived in Canada for over 30 years and felt proud to be a Canadian. Also, I have spoken with many people on the ship and never heard one negative comment. I’m hoping to return sometime in the future and will surely recommend Newfoundland to all my Texas friends.' -Courtesy of Grand Princess Passenger Survey, City of St. John's 2004 Passenger, Maasdam, August 2005 (Corner Brook) Just beautiful, had a wonderful, wonderful day, took a taxi tour, had lunch in Lark Harbour, visited Captain Cook’s lookout, everybody has been so friendly. Enjoyed the beautiful scenery and the day. -Courtsey of Corner Brook Economic Development Corp. Passenger, October 2005 (Corner Brook) Corner Brook may be small but it's got a big big heart. -Courtsey of Corner Brook Economic Development Corp. Passenger, Sea Princess, October 2005 (Corner Brook) My husband and I were recently on board the Sea Princess as it stopped in your quaint city. We were astonished at the welcome we received. The huge welcome sign, the homemade candy, the continuous shuttle bus service, the Newfoundland Emporium ... and everybody was sooo nice. -Courtsey of Corner Brook Economic Development Corp.

Signal Hill National Historic Site crowning the harbour of St.John's with its panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean, city and port. Site of countless military endeavours over the centuries. Featuring the Signal Hill Tattoo in summer. Also the site where Marconi received the first transatlantic wireless transmission in 1901 and where the last battle of the Seven Years' War was fought by British and French troops in St.John's in 1762. Click here for more information.

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