Come Home to Labrador
How to get home to Labrador
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Road
You can visit Central Labrador via route 389/500 starting at Baie Comeau Quebec (Via 389), traveling north east to Route 500 (we call it the Trans Labrador Highway) to Labrador City and then east past Churchill Falls towards Goose Bay. BE AWARE that this is mainly a gravel road, not paved, so please drive carefully.

In the fall 2009, a new road link will be complete between Goose Bay and Cartwright, on the Atlantic seaboard. This will allow travellers to continue their road trips directly into the Labrador Straits for the ferry crossing of the Strait of Belle Isle.
 
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Air
You can visit our region by air, with daily flights stopping at Goose Bay Airport (YYR) on Air Labrador or Provincial Airlines or Air Canada from St. John's, Deer Lake, Halifax, or Montreal.
 
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Sea
In the summer, you can drive your vehicle to Lewisporte, Newfoundland, board the ferry "Sir Robert Bond" and sail for 36 hours on to Goose Bay. Or you can drive north to St. Barbe, Newfoundland, board the 2 hour "Apollo" ferry crossing to Blanc Sablon, Quebec, then drive along the scenic route to Cartwright and board the "Sir Robert Bond" for a 12 hour sail across Lake Melville to Goose Bay.

Ferry Schedules

St. Barbe - Blanc Sablon:
Goose Bay - Rigolet - Cartwright - Black Tickle - Ports North To Nain:
Goose Bay - Cartwright - Lewisporte:
Charlottetown - Norman Bay - Williams Harbour - Port Hope Simpson:

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