Saint John's Harbour

St. John's is a city of the northern Avalon Peninsula, southeast of Newfoundland, Canada. The capital and largest city of Newfoundland, an important port. St. John's has a long history and is a place of color. Adventurers, merchants, pirates, sailors, spirits. Years of infiltration into local life, so that the unique culture here is worth exploring.

St. Johns Harbour is located on the west coast of the Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by Signal Hill, and is therefore always calm and still a vibrant trading port, which is free of freezing throughout the year and therefore played a crucial role in the Atlantic Wars.

St. Johns is a major city in New Brunswick and a major seaport in northeastern Canada. The city has a long history and is dangerous. It is an important sea entrance in northern North America. There are a lot of loading and unloading equipment and ships moored on the harbor. It is very lively. It is very good to see the scenery of the northern seaport here.

The buildings of different colors are very characteristic, the seafood is superb, recommended hotel Fish exchange.

In summer, there will be icebergs floating into the port, which is very wonderful, like a big ice cream floating into the city because there is this port. The first mainland found in North America should be said to be not an island. This is the mainland hahaha (ಡωಡ) hiahiahia