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Red Bay

Red Bay is a small fishing village located in Labrador, Canada. It is situated on the southern coast of the Strait of Belle Isle, which separates Labrador from the island of Newfoundland. Red Bay is known for its rich history, being the site of the Basque whaling station and the first Basque settlement in North America.

Red Bay is home to a diverse population of about 1,500 people. The majority of the population is of Basque descent, with a smaller percentage of Inuit and other ethnicities. The economy of Red Bay is largely based on fishing, as well as eco-tourism.

The area has a long and fascinating history, which dates back to 1530 when the first Basque whaling station was established in the area. The station was used to hunt bowhead whales, and the area was a major source of whale oil for the Basques. Remnants of the whaling station can still be seen in the area today, including a cemetery and a whaling boat.

Red Bay is also home to an important historical site, the Red Bay National Historic Site. This site is dedicated to the memory of the Basque whalers and their contribution to the history of Canada. The site includes a museum, a replica of the whaling station, and a number of archaeological sites.

Red Bay is a beautiful and unique place, with a rich cultural and historical heritage. It is a great place to visit and explore, and is sure to provide visitors with an unforgettable experience.

Excursion tips for a day in Red Bay

As a tourist in Red Bay, Canada, there are plenty of exciting activities to do in this picturesque coastal town. Here are some ideas:

1. Take a boat tour around the Red Bay National Historic Site and explore the area's rich maritime history.

2. Go whale watching and spot some of the majestic creatures that inhabit the waters around Red Bay.

3. Visit the Red Bay Interpretation Centre and learn about the area's culture, history, and wildlife.

4. Spend the day at Saddle Island, a beautiful island just off the coast of Red Bay, and take in the stunning views.

5. Go fishing and try your luck at catching some of the local species.

6. Visit the Red Bay Lighthouse and take in the breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean.

7. Take a tour of the Labrador Heritage Museum and learn about the area's unique history and culture.

8. Enjoy a hike along the coastal trails and take in the stunning scenery.

9. Visit the local shops and restaurants to try some of the local cuisine.

10. Spend the day relaxing on the beach and soaking up the sun.

Experience Red Bay with unforgettable activities by our partner GetYourGuide. The offer is also ideal as a special gift idea for family and friends who are planning to visit Red Bay. Cancellations are possible up to 24h before the start of the activity (unless otherwise stated in the activity description), with a full refund of the booking price.

The climate in Red Bay

Red Bay in Canada has a humid continental climate with warm summers and cold winters. In the summer months, temperatures range from an average high of 18°C and an average low of 10°C. In the winter months, temperatures range from an average high of -7°C and an average low of -15°C. Spring and autumn bring milder temperatures with an average high of 8°C and an average low of -4°C. Precipitation is moderate throughout the year, with snowfall occurring in the winter months.

Cruise weather for Red Bay

Our weather forecast for Red Bay helps plan your stay according to the weather. For sunny days, pack light and breathable clothes, swimwear, and sunscreen. For winter weather, it's recommended to bring warm clothes, gloves, a hat, sturdy footwear, and a raincoat.

Date Icon Temperature Wind speed/gusts Cloudiness/Visibility Air humidity/pressure Sunrise/Sunset
Nov. 10th 2024 Nov. 10th 2024 max: 1.4 °C
min: -1.3 °C
46.4 m/s
67.0 m/s
13.0 %
24.1 m
58.3 %
1,007 hPa
07:26:53
16:31:53
Nov. 11th 2024 Nov. 11th 2024 max: 2.1 °C
min: -1 °C
19.1 m/s
28.1 m/s
39.9 %
24.1 m
73.6 %
1,009 hPa
07:28:38
16:30:22
Nov. 12th 2024 Nov. 12th 2024 max: 1.0 °C
min: 0 °C
25.6 m/s
38.9 m/s
100.0 %
2.1 m
98.4 %
1,006 hPa
07:30:24
16:28:53
Nov. 13th 2024 Nov. 13th 2024 max: 1.9 °C
min: -0.5 °C
39.2 m/s
65.5 m/s
90.4 %
12.4 m
91.5 %
1,013 hPa
07:32:09
16:27:27
Nov. 14th 2024 Nov. 14th 2024 max: 0.0 °C
min: -3.2 °C
34.6 m/s
58.3 m/s
27.5 %
24.1 m
78.4 %
1,034 hPa
07:33:53
16:26:02
Nov. 15th 2024 Nov. 15th 2024 max: 0.7 °C
min: -1.9 °C
24.1 m/s
39.2 m/s
43.0 %
23.8 m
86.8 %
1,034 hPa
07:35:37
16:24:40
Nov. 16th 2024 Nov. 16th 2024 max: 3.9 °C
min: 0.9 °C
43.6 m/s
60.8 m/s
99.7 %
23.4 m
90.8 %
1,026 hPa
07:37:20
16:23:20
Nov. 17th 2024 Nov. 17th 2024 max: 3.6 °C
min: 2.9 °C
47.2 m/s
77.0 m/s
91.9 %
13.7 m
94.2 %
1,015 hPa
07:39:03
16:22:03
Nov. 18th 2024 Nov. 18th 2024 max: 4.1 °C
min: 3.1 °C
49.3 m/s
79.2 m/s
99.7 %
3.0 m
97.3 %
999 hPa
07:40:44
16:20:48
Nov. 19th 2024 Nov. 19th 2024 max: 4.0 °C
min: 1.4 °C
39.6 m/s
57.2 m/s
50.3 %
24.1 m
87.0 %
1,013 hPa
07:42:25
16:19:36
Nov. 20th 2024 Nov. 20th 2024 max: 2.8 °C
min: 2 °C
47.2 m/s
75.6 m/s
98.2 %
19.6 m
92.4 %
1,012 hPa
07:44:05
16:18:26
Nov. 21st 2024 Nov. 21st 2024 max: 3.1 °C
min: 2.7 °C
46.4 m/s
72.7 m/s
97.3 %
5.4 m
95.1 %
999 hPa
07:45:44
16:17:19

Cruises to Red Bay

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Scheduled ship calls in Red Bay, Canada
Date Ship Arrival Departure Details
Jul. 17th 2025 Thursday, 17th of Jul. 2025 MS Volendam 08:00 am 04:00 pm
Jul. 24th 2025 Thursday, 24th of Jul. 2025 MS Zuiderdam 08:00 am 05:00 pm

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