welcome to burgeo

Explore the south coast from a place that feels like home

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Set along Newfoundland’s remote south coast, Burgeo is a coastal outport surrounded by islands, sheltered harbours, and wide Atlantic views—a place to slow down and explore.

from seaside camping to cozy accommodations

Burgeo is a gateway to some of the province’s most striking coastal landscapes—perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

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plan your adventure

Discover Burgeo and the surrounding south coast communities, using Route 480 and local ferry routes as your gateway to exploring the region.

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A Town Shaped by the Sea

Burgeo serves as both a destination and a hub for travel throughout the south coast. With easy access by road and ferry, visitors can explore the town and surrounding communities at their own pace.

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Small town charm, genuine hospitality

Burgeo is more than a destination—it’s a living, working community with deep roots and welcoming locals. While events and gatherings change throughout the year, visitors can often enjoy seasonal celebrations, community activities, and a strong sense of Newfoundland culture.