Portugal Cove-St. Philip's Profile
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About Portugal Cove-St. Philip's
Portugal Cove–St. Philip’s is a town on Newfoundland’s northeast Avalon, facing Conception Bay just northwest of St. John’s—not the capital itself. A former fishing harbour now largely suburban, it is the ferry point for Bell Island and a trailhead for rugged coastal paths. About 8,000 people live in Portugal Cove–St. Philip’s.
Known for
- Town on Conception Bay, not the City of St. John’s
- Bell Island ferry terminal at Portugal Cove
- Fishing-harbour heritage at Portugal Cove and St. Philip’s
- East Coast Trail coastal hiking
- Suburban Avalon community with clifftop views
See & do
Portugal Cove harbour and ferry
Working cove and the boat to Bell Island.
St. Philip’s beach and church cove
Shore community with Conception Bay views.
East Coast Trail sections
Cliff paths on the town’s rugged shoreline.
Blow Me Down Park
Headland park above the cove.
Drives to St. John’s (separate city)
Capital services a short trip across the Avalon.
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