Continue by boat past Battle Harbour to Cape St. Charles, the most easterly point of continental North America, tracing a coastline of fishing coves and open Atlantic exposure.
What to expect
The run out to Cape St. Charles hugs a shoreline of scattered fishing coves, weathered wharves, and rock exposed to the open Atlantic. Your skipper will point out old settlement sites and explain how remote this stretch of coast still is — no roads connect it. Standing at the cape itself, with nothing but ocean ahead, gives a tangible sense of how far east the continent reaches. It's quiet, elemental, and rarely visited even by Labrador standards.
Good to know
Weather-dependent and only offered in calmer summer conditions; confirm ahead as this is a more exposed, longer run than the standard harbour tour. Factor extra time for return against your ship's schedule.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Battle Harbour — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.